You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

[EX Q]: I picked up a coconut cream pie for my Moms birthday the other day. It was bland, and really lacked flavor or any good qualities. It was definitely NOT worth the $12 price with tax! I don't think we will be back for a pie any time soon.
[EX A]: 1 star

[EX Q]: Las Vegas local. Sahara was my first job upon arriving in town 8 years ago. \n\nThe good:\n1.  The restaurants. 800 Degrees was very tasty and very reasonably priced, particularly for a Vegas casino. Cleo's was also above average and fairly reasonably priced although the portions are on the smaller side. \n\nThe Bad:\n1. Upon check-in had to wait behind two drunk kids from the pool that were having some issue with their room. They literally stood there flirting(if you can call it that) with the receptionist adjacent to us for 30 minutes. The manager made no attempt to pull them aside and deal with their issue or say enough is enough and move them along. \nThe receptionist that checked us in was nice and did a good job. \n\n2.  The pool is very small and thus becomes overcrowded with no chairs or shade available to most of the people. I was with two kids so we just laid our towels out on the ground and enjoyed it. They didn't care.  Seemed like no cocktail service was offered unless you had a cabana. I actually went into the casino to get some beverages. Crowd was posers and 80% douchebags; 10% straight out hookers.  \n\n3.  The rooms are spartan and are very very small. Not a single decoration on the wall, in either the main room or bathroom. That's not an exaggeration. The bed frames were cheap, the AC was loud, the ceiling had some weird exposed concrete with industrial lighting fixtures going on. Looked like something from an unfinished basement. In addition there was no bathtub and not even a proper bathroom!  The sink was in the main room and the bathroom door slid over to cover the sink area when opened. So anyone wanting to use the sink area meant the person in the shower room had to stay there. Just weird and not functional. Two rooms here would easily be 2-3 somewhere else. No joke. There was also a buzzer that went off literally every 15 minutes or so ALL night. I still haven't figured out what, or where, it was. Any call to guest services will be a 10-30 minute wait time. \n\n4. A lot of employees said hello and acknowledged us. Many did not. I would think a place that just opened would have everyone acknowledging every guest. \n\n5. Employees don't seem to know much about the property which I put on management as much as the individual employees. As just one example one told me the gym closes at 8pm. Another told me it's open 24/7. A third told me 7pm.\n\n6. Forget about getting a CODE card unless you wanna wait a substantial amount of time.  \n\n7.  No poker room.  \n\n8. The casino floor has way too many machines and/or table games serving as obstacles.  Absolutely no room to maneuver about. It's like herding cattle around the perimeter. \n\n9.  The spa could use some work.  Upon stepping off the elevator I was greeted by a lobby that looked like I had haphazardly hung some white sheets from the wall.  I guess it was supposed to be cool but it just looked tacky.  I can't speak to any spa services other than the gym.  The dumbbell workout area was awkward.  I'm tall, 6'4'', but I'm not so tall as to be unusual.  The ceiling was very low.  So low, in fact, that had I wanted to lift the dumbbells above my head I would have punched a hole in the ceiling.  I found it to be too dark as well.\n\nHaving said all that the stay was free so I can't complain too much. I will say though that our offer letter promised, and we booked,  a \"World Tower\" room. Upon check in they put us in the \"Story Tower\".  Just wanted to give a review. Hope the kinks get worked out. There's really nothing for someone with kids to do here except eat, but I realize someone with kids may not be their target demographic.
[EX A]: 2 stars

[EX Q]: I came here last night for happy hour.  They have happy hour from 3-6 p.m. and a reverse happy hour from 9-12.  I heard that they are closing down this location of Trader Vics, and I think they are going to redesign and renovate to a different theme.\n\nI got a chance to try almost everything from the happy hour menu, and everything was delicious.  The highlights were ceviche, sweet potato fries, mango pineapple cocktail, and mai tai.  The appetizers are $5 and well made drinks are $6.\n\nI would recommend coming here again, but only problem is that it will be closed soon...
[EX A]:
4 stars

