Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Two words: Rose Macarons! Ok, their other desserts are fabulous as well. Just don't get the crepes (savory or sweet). This place is what any business or person should aspire to be: detailed, refined, beautiful, clean, amazing...

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: I like to make necklaces and bracelets for friends, as gifts and whatnot, as well as I just love creating things. This Michaels is down and around the way for me about 10 minutes from my place so I come here whenever I need some crafty things. The staff has always been helpful when I ask for help and they will even come to you and ask if you need help. They always have great sales and now they have a free Phone APP where it lists sales and coupons, so if you forget your coupons there's usually one or two on the phone app that you can use.

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A:
Low water pressure in the shower. Not enough shelf space in the shower. Poorly spaced towel racks. (Hello, drippy wet towel onto the plugged in hair dryer? No thanks.) Slow drain in the sink went drip drip drip for about half an hour after the water stopped running. Spendy WiFi. The light in the bathroom was too dim to do makeup and too bright/loud (auto-on fan) for middle of the night pee trips. No sheer curtain under the blackout curtain. All of that would have been fine except for The Deal Killer. As soon as you walk in to the place some person pretending to be staff tries to whisk you aside and sell you a time share. What. The. Heck? Why would a place want THAT to be the first impression a new guest has? Also they left THREE pre-recorded voice messages on the land line. That's The Deal Killer for me: bombarding paying customers with advertisements. It was a complete turn-off. I know it's a recession, but it came across as desperate. Other than that it was a typical hotel. The rooms are spacious. The staff are courteous. The inclining elevators are fun. There are three Starbucks. There was an iron and board in the room, bottled water and a paper every day. Very quiet room - good walls or whatever. Blackout curtains worked well too.