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Output: Hands down the best way to improve mental health: a glass of wine at the Wine Vault. They are always pouring something tasty by the glass so you don't have to be ready to commit to a bottle. Sometimes it can get pretty crowded on the patio especially at the end of the week in summer, but come in for a post-work gossip in the middle of the week and you're likely to have the place almost to yourself. Plus, of course, you can load up on great wine by the bottle, but it's more fun to come there frequently and take the wine home one glass at a time.

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Output: No casino, no smoking, no self-parking (complimentary valet). Off the strip, but I think the lower prices really justify what you get. Even though it's considered off the strip, it's still walking distance to XS/Wynn/Palazzo/Venetian, there's a free shuttle to Wynn and another free shuttle to Caesar's, and that huge Fashion Show Mall is across the street (Nordstrom's entrance). Maybe in 10 years, it'll be in the dead middle of the Strip. Service is great. We didn't get room service, but we ordered extra towels and a hair dryer and they were really quick about it. And there's none of those obese families who are in Vegas for the nascar convention and spend all their time eating buffets and smoking and playing slots. So yay about that. The bar downstairs has some pretty good cocktails and good beer for $5 a pop during happy hour, 5PM to 7PM. Pretty great, considering it's downstairs, it's pretty relaxed atmosphere, service is great. Oh and Nordstrom's Cafe is across the street (literally). It might as well be part of the hotel! Affordable delicious food! Steak Chimichurri for $13. And the tomato soup and grilled cheese kids' meal for $5. Anyways I'd definitely stay here again. I don't really like the shampoo though!

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Output: We went here twice on a recent trip to Vegas. The first time was fantastic -- we were early for lunch, had a great view of the Bellagio fountains and the staff was attentive. We had excellent dishes. To my surprise and happiness, they had gluten free cheese poufs instead of a basket of bread. If I could have ordered an entire plate of those, I would! On account of the nice time we had there at lunch, we popped up there for dessert late on Tuesday night after a fairly disappointing night. We thought that dessert, drinks and the fountain would perk us back up and make a nice end to our trip. Big mistake. We were dressed for where we had originally planned to go, which meant nice jeans and sweaters. I wear semi-religious clothing and that's OBVIOUS when you look at me. Despite the fact that we did not meet their dress code, we were ushered into the elevator (unaware of the dress code, mind you. We are not regulars and it is not posted.) My partner was instantly pulled aside by the hostess and asked what his jacket size was, etc. I realize they are a nice restaurant and they want a particular reputation. Damn near ten at night on Tuesday, however, is maybe not the time to enforce it, especially as it was not posted, and the downstairs elevator staff did not warn us. I realize we are not swanky. We probably are not their desired clientele, but given that we stated we just wanted drinks and dessert, they might have stuffed us in a corner and called it good enough? (For the record, we left -- a jacket over a sweater in a restaurant would have been misery.) Bottom line, they need to post their dress code. And if they insist men wear jackets, then they need to put jackets over girls that are wearing inappropriate outfits too. Otherwise they come across as a badly-disguised meat-market. And maybe, on a weekday night, that's exactly what they are? I'd still recommend this place for lunch, but I don't think I'll be back because of how badly they handled their own policy.

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Had the most horrible experience with this company 2 hours ago in their Las Vegas (LAS) location. I am a Veteran, fought 2 wars and just wanted a nice and quite vacation with my husband. The employee name FUJIAMA C. was disrespectful, rude and unprofessional. She kept forcing us to upgrade our vehicle from our original reservation and promised us to give us a great deal. We got in the car and was not even impressed with the vehicle and had hidden extra costs that she did not explained earlier. We came back to the counter and told them that we are going to downgrade and just stick with our original reservation. The employee FUJIAMA came and told us that we are getting a great deal and keep insisting that we chose the upgrade. We told her that we are sticking with the original reservation and she kept talking. She forgot to mention about the other extra costs and hidden fees. She told me and my husband "Next time I will explain to you in a slower way which you can understand" and she was talking slowly and in a mockingly way. She told us that in front of the other employees and customers. She kept referring to me as "Girl" in a ghetto way and I told her that I am not her girl and I am her customer. We did not know downgrading will cost so much pain and hassle. We decided to cancel the whole transaction. I told the employee that I was done talking to her and I wanted to speak with the manager. The manager did not even came out of office and sent the same employee to do the cancellation. RUDE! RUDE! RUDE! We never experience anything like this in our life. You fight for this country and you get treated like you are nothing. POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE! NOT VETERAN FRIENDLY! Filed a formal complaint to the corporate and gave me a complaint number. I wonder if my complaint will be even addressed since I been reading other customer's complaints.. It seems like it is an ongoing issue. I do not advice anyone to use their service. It will save you a money, time and a headache.