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An example of an negative review: We ate there last weekend and we were quite underwhelmed! The portion size is SUPER small and the price point is outrageous for what you actually get. My husband ordered the sea bass and all he got was two small pieces of sea bass for $46.00. No bread, no salad, no side. I ordered the halibut that was said to come with fingerling potatoes and the pile of potatoes was about the size of 5 small grapes. We spent well over $100 and left hungry. Serious waste of time and money!

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An example of an negative review: We stayed here only because a wedding we attended took place here. We were part of the wedding party. We reserved two rooms. We were told that since the wedding was at 4, we could have early check-in, to get ready for the wedding.  They lied,   Other friends and family were told the same thing, and were treated the same way.  When we arrived at 11am, we were told that the earliest we could check in was 4pm!  I told them that was impossible, because the wedding was at 4, AND THEY SHOULD HAVE KNOWN THAT. The staff at the front desk really did not care. They were rude . They did not even try to solve the problem. Only after begging and pleading for a couple of hours did we finally get a room at 2:30pm. We were told that we could only use the room just to change in. It was the WRONG room and did not fit our family, The " witch-with a b" at the front desk acted as if she was doing us a favor by letting us use it.   The front desk never followed up on getting us the correct rooms,. We actually never got the 2nd room, so after the wedding reception, half of our party had to leave and stay elsewhere.  Room service food was horrible, cold, burnt, and over priced. The food in the restaurant was awful, too. They also over-charged us for the room that we used. I can't recommend this place to anyone.  This is a shame because it is a really nice facility,....but with a really terrible staff.   The only person that was nice to us was the bellman.  Room Tip: Tip: Stay somewhere else.

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An example of an negative review: Food good.  Soda/water warm (you gotta add ice)  Restaurant dirty (you gotta clean the place...if the bathroom is dirty, I don't even what to know what the kitchen looks like)  Clean the place and it might be a 3 to a 4.

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assistant: An example of an positive review: I ALWAYS take my dog to Wag N' Wash to wash her myself. It's cheaper than a groomer, a million times easier than doing it in the backyard, and they provide absolutely everything I need right at my fingertips. I can bring in my own products as well, and they have handy areas to store items for immediate use, or for later use.  Because they are so user friendly, and my dog and I have had such good experiences here, I now offer Dog Washing for my Arizona Dog Sitting Clients, and I bring them here.   I use the Do-it-Yourself ULTIMATE wash. It is, hands down, the best way to do it.  Basic Wash - $13.00   Premium Wash - $15.00     Ultimate Wash - $17.00  The Ultimate Wash Provides a removable shower head type water system, and it infuses with their shampoos and conditioners. They have a GREAT selection of skin treatments, Oatmeal, Dirty Dog, Tighty Whitey (for white dogs), and Hypo-allergenic, and an external bottle of leave-in conditioner.   I never have to worry about overdoing the shampoo and getting it all out, or missing a spot. The mobile water head does it for me. I'm going to quote their website to explain, because they do it better than I do.  From their website "The Ultimate Wash system fuses a constant supply of fresh water, shampoo and air. This process produces a sudsing, combing action that easily penetrates the coat to break up oils and wash away dirt and dead under coat. The Ultimate Wash includes shampoo, conditioner, leave-in coat shiner & skin moisturizer."   It's not like a car wash where it's on a timer. You can brush your dog out first, and spend as much time as you need cleaning and drying your dog, and no one looks at you funny or gets impatient.  They always have a Stewart in the room that is happy to help if you're having any trouble, need an item, or a little extra help, even if you have three dogs and you've been there six hours. Although I do suggest bringing one dog at a time. It's easier.   If you aren't comfortable trimming the dogs nails, they charge $10.00 for a Nail Trim and $15 for the Dremmel trim.  The only problem I have is that their blow dryers are very loud, and sound like a vacuum, which many dogs dislike. They do provide plenty of towels, and I've never been anywhere that had a better blow dryer. The center is in an interesting area for both me and my dog, so I can go out and air dry her a little, then bring her back in to dry her a little more, and they'll let me leave everything I need right where it was, so I come back and just pick up where I left off.   If your dog groomer is too expensive, your backyard dog wash is a nightmare, and forget about the tub dog wash - there are no words strong enough to describe how awful that can be - bring your dog to Wag N' Wash. You'll be glad you did.