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

Ex Input:
Surprisingly I've been going to Las Vegas since I was 21 and I've stayed at many different hotels on the strip, but I have never stayed here until now! The first time I ever stepped foot in this hotel is when my girlfriend wanted to check out their elevator in the main building and I'm glad we did because I probably would've never gave this place a try(once again you can't go wrong with free).

Pros: Free stay, free food, Starbucks at almost every corner of the hotel(made me feel at home in Seattle), nice weather, bath tub/shower in bathroom, and friendly staff.

Cons: Older facility desperately needing a face lift to compete with new hotels, and South of the strip.

Overall I would definately stay here if it's free or maybe paying under 100 buck a night should be more than enough

Ex Output:
4 stars

Ex Input:
Open 24 hours MY ASS.

I came here with my boyfriend yesterday at 7:30am for breakfast. We decided to come here because they have some island style dishes on their breakfast menu, like Hawaiian French Toast, Loco-Moco, and Island Breakfast. Unfortunately we never got to try ANY of that because when we got there, the door was locked. There was a buzzer to press to get someone's attention, but they never came, despite the fact that we buzzed FOUR times and waited for 10 minutes just standing there. As we waited, we peered through the windows. There was loud music playing and the lights were all on, but we didn't see a single person. We knew their had to be at least two employees in there though because there was a motorcycle and a silver suv parked right out front and those were the only other cars in the parking lot besides ours. We even went as far as looking up their phone number so we could call them two times, but still, NO ONE ANSWERED. I don't know if the people were sleeping or doing something else, but I really don't think this place should be "open 24 hours" if they won't even open their doors for breakfast!

Ex Output:
1 star

Ex Input:
Don't get confused...this is not a restaurant. I think I was focused on the "licious" part and paired with my hunger pains, well, I convinced my husband to stop here. Maybe it was my sub-conscious inner shopper in me because I didn't mind holding off dinner to peruse this little shop (while my husband on the other hand, bee-lined for the cozy couch).

First of all, cool that it is locally owned. Second, it is stocked full of eco-friendly products. Third, they offer some vegan, gluten-free items. Win. Win. Win.

If you have a heart for supporting local and eco-friendly products, make sure to stop here. Just to name a few things...there is a room dedicated for children's toys and apparel. If you have a chef on your gift list, they have bottles of infused cooking oil. If you have a special fashionista in mind, there are plenty of jewelry and handmade brooch accessories. And if you can get away with giving eco-friendly cleaning products (or bug repellant) without sending the wrong message, you can get that here too. For that guy that loves his hot beverage, handmade pottery mugs line a wall. Lastly, quirky pins with rebellious phrases are a plenty...gifts for most everyone!

Ex Output:
4 stars