input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Recently stayed here on a business trip and it was so so. My major complaint is the bathroom situation. The sink/mirror and toilet/shower were separated from each other. The bathroom itself is the size of the closet and there's no fan. What I hated most about this room was the toilet. It looked like the kind of toilet you'd find at a gas station complete with lever and all. It was loud, nasty, and not appealing. The bed itself was not up to holiday inn standards at all. They were big and stiff making them fairly uncomfortable- same goes for the pillows. What really bothered me was the noise. Paper thin walls, hearing everyone's conversations in the hallways, and everyone flushing the nasty looking toilet. The decor and carpet are out of the 80s and really requires renovations. I was personally disappointed that there wasn't a continental breakfast. Apart from that valet parking was 26$ for the day which is decent. The staff were also very friendly and extremely kind to me and my female co-worker. My other co-workers did mention to me that the staff were much colder towards men. All in all it was a decent experience but it definitely isn't up to the Holiday Inn standards.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: They are crminal con artists, if it a simple problem, they wont tell you,.they will tell you they have to check this and that and charging you all the way, dont go here, they will screw you without the KY
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output:
I had a brief stint in between meetings today and my caffeine withdrawals were kicking in. I wanted a coffee shop where I could get some work done, get a swift kick of energy and do so in a comfortable and local environment. I found that at Fair Trade. Ever since attending DPJ's Radiate Phoenix Event where local coffee shop owners spoke about their brands, I've been eager to check out Fair Trade and today was the perfect excuse to do so. I walked inside and was immediately welcomed by the smell of freshly roasted coffee and the therapeutic sound of coffee shop chit chat and the grinder humming to the beat of a fresh cup 'o Joe. The girl at the counter was friendly, attentive and definitely knew her coffees. I was tempted to try the mocha chocolate latte on special, but the barista convinced me that the iced coffee with sugar free chocolate and nonfat milk was the way to go. I know not to question the expert so I went for it. Note to self... my intuition was correct. I will always take the baristas advice from now on. The iced coffee was refreshing, full of a much-needed caffeine kick and just what the energy bunny ordered. I really like the character and environment at Fair Trade. The shop was packed with coffee drinkers, business folks and even friendly neighborhood policemen. I am pretty sure I saw a Pastor making his way through as well. With the dynamic group of visitors, the music was comforting but not distracting. I saw plenty of outdoor seating options but sadly, the 110 degree weather kept me from enjoying a fresh breeze today. So in summary, I give Fair Trade two thumbs up (aka four stars) for the quality and comfort they provide to the coffee addict. I noticed some tasty food options as well and I plan on making my way back again very soon to check them all out! So thanks Fair Trade, for getting me rejuvenated while allowing me to do some work done during the busy workday!