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An example of an positive review: This place isnt your ordinary spa! It is like a self-service spa... if that makes sense. All the rooms are private... and you schedule what services you want. They set a timer from the front for all the services. I personally love this place. I love the privacy of the sauna... and the hydration station. THey have the Slim Pod at this particular location. I even talked my husband into getting a membership... so he gets to use the sauna... and the hydro-massage beds. He also gets his teeth whitened. Personally though... I like the Fort Apache staff better. LOL

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An example of an negative review: First, I made a reservation on a third party website for 4 rooms. Then I called a week prior to see if we could get rooms on the same floor (and put in a request for adjoining rooms). Harrah's said, "No prob." Then I called 2 days prior to verify my reservation and make sure I had 2 queen beds in each room. Harrah's said, "You got it." Then I show up, and my reservation has been cancelled. WHAT? Luckily it only took them 5 minutes to recover it, but geez. And the front desk lady was nice enough. She found us 2 adjoining rooms and got us 2 other rooms next to each other. So, thanks front desk lady! But check-in (without me having to wait in a line) took 30 minutes. I am not kidding. The rooms are small, and although they are mostly clean I did find mascara on my pillow cover (for the 3 nights I stayed there, which means-- no sheet changes). The biggest issue I had was NOISE. I could hear kids (what the eff are kids doing in Vegas and not staying at Circus Circus?) running down the hall early in the morning. I could also hear music going all night. ALL NIGHT. Literally I woke up at 6AM to get a cab to the airport one morning and the music was still playing. WHY?! It made for extremely restless sleep. I would not go back there even if it was the cheapest option on the strip. Helpful tip: If you do end up staying here, sign up for the Total Rewards card prior. You will automatically be considered "Gold" status and get to go in a different line for check in. This might save you some time on the front end.

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An example of an positive review: My kids and I go to both Matt Martin and Randie Wegener .They are outstanding stylists!! Their attention to detail and their craftsmanship can not be duplicated. From the moment you walk into The Parlor's sophisticated surroundings, until the time you walk out the door, you are treated with the utmost respect and courtesy. I HIGHLY recommend this salon! The Parlor is a much needed addition to Las Vegas, and lucky for us in the North-West, it is right in our backyard!

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An example of an positive review: Being from the Midwest I always tend to miss restaurants with a home town feel and thankfully Joe's has always continued the void for this "lobster neck"..From the familiar face of the maitre de or a regular waiter/waitress in Vegas Joe's always feels like home and you can't put a price on that! I realize since my initial review I have had a few trips back and neglected to update..For anyone who seeks a "what to try"..You must MUST try the stone crab claws..They come semi cracked and it does involve a bit of effort to indulge in the crabby goodness, but believe me it's well worth it from any horizon of that sea! Other notables are my favorite famous scallops..I'm not sure what it is about the preparation, but they just simply are the best I have been able to find to date and it's always a staple on my visit to Vegas, no questions asked..They are just tender to perfection and need no condiment or seasoning to knock even Caesar off this palace thrown! Another crowd pleaser which my wife and I were going nautical over was the madagascar shrimp..The head and tail are removed table side which is like Benihana meets Red Lobster, but paired with some key lime aioli and it'll leave you tickled pink to the gills! Also to wash down the meal dessert wise go for the banana cream pie I raved about before and rave about now..I can never get enough of it with the banana foster sauce drizzled everywhere..I have asked and in true Marie Calendar fashion the pies do have the ability to be bought in full and taken back to the hotel room which blows my mind..Oh the damage in a hotel room that could do (c'mon they've seen worse so don't judge)..Haha All I can say is for about $30 a person you create an experience and if you go enough like myself you leave a lasting impression apparently..It truly is a trip when you have a waiter stop and say they remember waiting on you many months prior which is a rarity in the Vegas scene!