Sentiment analysis: It was ok. They were updating and still working on the pool area when we were here like a year ago. It took forever to get checked in and checked out even with a full staff. I liked it because there was a Fat Tuesday inside, daiquiri bar.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Much like the rest of the Wynn, Parasol Up / Parasol Down is as gorgeous of a lounge as they come. It's a spot where there are cocktails aplenty, people to watch, and a great night time view of the Lake of Dreams. It is a relaxing place for a killer drink and is ironically one of the least pretentious venues in the entire property. For the uninitiated, Parasol Up and Parasol Down are almost two different venues. P-Up is the upstairs portion of the lounge, with comfy couches, dimmed lighting and a view of the lake from above. Downstairs is P-Down, where there is less seating near the bar but a more intimate feel all while taking in a view of the lake shows and seeing folks whisk on by. I prefer P-Down out of the two, especially if I'm drinking. The cocktails are undoubtedly pricey at $15 each, but are potent with high quality liquor and made quite well. There is some magic in the Pear-a-sol and the Venetian Spritz is a nice one to start with. Classic drinks like an Old Fashioned or a Cosmo are very tasty and strong enough to where a couple should be sufficient to get the night rolling. If you're not sure what to get, be sure to score some recs from the bartender / cocktail waitress. At the Wynn, service is paramount and P-Up / P-Down exhibits plenty of good vibes from the staff. I typically like to zone out and watch whatever performance the Lake of Dreams is having. It's kind of like watching the Fountains of the Bellagio (http://www.yelp.com/biz/fountains-of-bellagio-las-vegas) except indoors, without the excessive crowds, and a killer drink in hand. If only they had a serious happy hour ...
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positive

Sentiment analysis: I used to be an In-N-Out fan but Five Guys is now my new favorite new fast food burger joint. I think Five Guys gives you a good value for its price. The food is fresh and you can choose from a variety of toppings (from mushrooms to peppers) to add on your burger. Also, their fries are pretty good, though they are not as unique as In-N-Out's or McDonald's; I recommend ordering the seasoned ones. Be sure to tell them you want a "little" hamburger or cheeseburger or they will give you a double patty burger.
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positive