You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

[Q]: I saw this place featured on the Food Network so I suggested we come here for an inexpensive dinner. The food was in fact really good but the server we had did not know what she was doing at all. She was nice but totally lost. We shared the bahn mi burger and the pork buns and both were really yummy. It's a good standby place I think but not something that would blow your mind.
[A]: 3 stars

[Q]: This orange Julius is absolutely terrible. The service is good but the drinks are just overly sweet sugar water. I always get the strawberry original Julius, and this time was such a disappointment. I'll never get a drink here ever again. It's also more expensive than normal. Don't get anything here unless the management makes some changes.
[A]: 1 star

[Q]: Vegas really offers a wide range of hotel room prices. With the down economy, you can get a nice room at a major Vegas resort for what a Motel Six might run you in another North American city without half of Vegas' claim to fame.

Monte Carlo has recently redeveloped its top floor (following a rather nasty hotel fire on the top floor). They've recast the top floor as a boutique hotel within a hotel. The 32 in Hotel 32 refers to, of course, the 32nd floor.

The cheapest room here is the studio. It's about $200 a night. Sure you can get a room for $50-$70 a night in many Vegas top end hotels but the perks at Hotel 32 really make the price make more sense. First, there's an airport pickup in a real limo. Not a town car. A real limo. That's pretty heady. And then you're whisked through the check out crowd to a VIP lounge for a private check in. Through the day there's free beverages and snack food. There's a breakfast and a light dinner.

Thing about Vegas is while they might have lowed the room rates, food ain't any cheaper. So a room that comes with some meals, a free airport pickup/drop off at your beck and call can make a few days at Hotel 32 work.

Those are the pros. A few cons:

The studios don't appear to have bath tubs. The literature seems to indicate you get an itouch for your stay as well as a "pillow menu" but none appear to be evident for my stay.
[A]:
4 stars