You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
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Question: Well what can i say, if you like a club atmosphere and girls have naked walking around at night this is your type of place. It felt to me like this hotel was trying to be a hotel that you would find in vegas. the rooms are overpriced, there is no storage in them and they give you like 5 hangers total. The water here is awful so dont drink it. The pool area is nice, and the room service is very quick. So those aspects of this hotel are nice. I am not sure i would spend 300 buks to stay here though again. I am not really into the party scene but if you are this might be your kind of place. Id rather be at a pub bar or sports bar personally but to each their own!

Answer: 2 stars

Question: I've been to a lot of Starbucks in town and they are all just about the same. This little store, in the southern part of the valley, I would have thought the service would have been better. With all the bad service in town, Starbucks is usually the exception. The service here was not bad, just non-existent. The girl at the register didn't smile even once and the older gentleman who made my drink never even once made eye contact with me.
It may be a little thing, but its one of my pet peeves, when a barista can't even take a second to put a warmer sleeve on the cup.
Too bad Starbucks, you're better than this.

Answer: 2 stars

Question: We visited Mozen for their New Years Day champagne brunch. For $69 the spread was a bit thin. They offered a choice of main entree, which I opted for the big, buttery diver sea scallops. In addition to the entree there was a small buffet for grazing. The choices were good, but quite slim in comparison to the brunch pricing. Choices included ginger soy noodles, shellfish, charcuterie selections, veggies, BBQ pork buns, shaomai, and best of all the sashimi. The sashimi was most definitely the highlight of the meal.

For an extra $35 they offered bottomless Perrier-Jouet, but they were out, so they substituted Veuve Clicquot. It was a nice and logical substitution, but I like PJ better and that was part of the allure that motivated us to opt for the Mozen brunch.

Service was a struggle. I think our server must have been new because we had to ask for every drink refill and on occasion we had to ask multiple times. It took 4 separate requests and an hour to get drawn butter for dipping the crab, which arrived 45 minutes later.

For a little more, I would have preferred to go to the ridiculously over the freaking top champion of all Vegas brunch spots, Bally's Sterling Brunch, where we would have had 10x the choices of obnoxiously decadent food and award worthy service.

Answer:
3 stars