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In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Example: This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Output: POSITIVE
The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

New input case for you: Staycations on the Labor Day weekend have been a tradition in my family for the past 6 years. The most recent stay was selected by an 8 year old and based off the photos of the swimming pools in comparison to the other resorts in the Valley - Pointe Hilton at Squaw Peak won.

I am told that this resort is one of the cheaper ones in the Valley and more family oriented. So I kept that in mind as I walked around the unimpressive grounds to get to my hotel room. It's obvious to see the similarities between the Pointe Squaw Peak and the Arizona Grand which was originally the Pointe South Mountain. I think that location has been kept up better than Squaw Peak. There's nothing worth mentioning about the hotel room except that the bathroom was small and dated.

The reason for the trip revolved around the pools though. The River Ranch has a lazy river that's incredibly narrow. In some areas two inner tubes could not pass side by side, it hard to keep from playing footsies with strangers. Since I was there on a holiday weekend the pool staff asked hotel guests to exit the lazy river once they reached the entrance again. Laziness was kept to a minimum. The swimming pools at the River Ranch were long and narrow. One pool had a water fall but it looked cloudy as fug, I didn't go in there once. The other pool at the River Ranch has a basket ball hoop and volleyball net. There are two other pools outside of the River Ranch, both have bars but there are no swim up bars on the property, I checked. My mom knows that I Yelp and she wanted me to mention that Justin, a server at the pool was rude to her and that there are no cabanas for rent.

Another reason for the low stars would be the culture that the hotel offers. The lack of trust between the hotel and guest is so off putting that it became an annoyance. There's a large presence of security on the grounds and they stand post in different areas. In order to get a towel at the pool, guests have to fill out their name, room number, signature and number of towels and then be assigned a number to be written on your wrist band. If you do not bring back your towels, you will be charged $25 per towel. So at the end of the day, I had to carry 8 wet towels all the way to the entrance of the waterpark and wait in line to return it, so much for the resort life. If you want to play with a ball, you have to deposit your ID. If you want to run a tab, you need a credit card. I wouldn't get served without an ID. Who brings their wallet down to the hotel pool? During my stay, I met one person who lost their ID and two people who lost their credit cards at the pool. I blame the hotel, how is someone supposed to keep their ID and credit cards secure while swimming? Then the more days I stayed there, it became obvious that the hotel needs these rules in effect because the quality of guests it attracts require a lot of rules to keep them in line. It was like a prison, gaurds vs inmates. Adults that don't know how to behave in public (screaming at and bullying kids, behaving drunk, wearing jean shorts at swimsuits) seem to frequent this resort hence the heavy security and signs that need to remind people to not put chairs in the pool.
The Pointe Squaw Peak has to be the saddest property in the Hilton's range of resorts. The only way I'd ever come back is if Hilton did a total renovation and got rid of the dated apartment complex look. It's a beautiful location but an ugly resort.
Output:
NEGATIVE