input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Just returned from a trip to Vegas over the 4th. I selected Treasure Island because years ago, it was a favorite spot for my husband and I and is very centrally located. On recent trips, we have stayed at a lot of the newer casino/hotels and this time just wanted to regain a little nostalgia. BAD IDEA. Found out AFTER we got there that the hotel is no longer an MGM property and hence our player cards were invalid. The resort fee of $23+ a night is RIDICULOUS. They give you a list of items that are "covered" and to say it is a joke is an understatement. The fact that wireless internet is included in that list made the fee less painful until we actually tried to use it and had no luck the entire time we stayed. The front desk told us that availability was "intermittent" and they could do nothing about it. The first night we got in extremely late and immediately found that the main lamp in our room did not work, phone did not work and in the morning, I discovered the hair dryer did not work (albeit in the middle of trying to style my hair). After we reported these problems, they did fix them however did not feel any compensation was in order. I will say that the bed/mattress was the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in at any hotel. Restaurants on the property were way overpriced and below average quality and service. Gambling was OK but not happy about having to open yet another new player's card on a property that was formerly MGM. There was also an inequity in the way they establish your player account - my husband's old MGM account was not on file so they gave him several comps for opening a new player account at Treasure Island but because my MGM account was still active in the system, they merely opened a new card for me there and told me I was ineligible for the comps. Slots VERY tight. Had a little luck at the tables but we will NEVER return to Treasure Island on future trips to Vegas. I miss the old Treasure Island and the "homey" feel the place used to have. The clientele is not what it used to be either. Not upscale at all. Better deals available all over the strip.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output: Overall, Vivaldi Salon Suits seems like a pretty nice place aside from making you walk through a store awkwardly to go upstairs and get your hair done, but my review isn't about the place itself. I've only been to one person there, Bruce Craig. I've always gotten my hair chemically straightened and overall that turned out okay except he never once told me I shouldn't shower after, I always had to ask. Anyways the second to last time I visited him I asked him if he could do my hair for my senior prom which was a few months away at that point. He said he would and I made an appointment for 11o'clock, the morning of April 16th which was the day of my prom. By making my appointment several months in advance, I assumed that everything would go pretty smoothly. I was wrong. I got there and he wasn't just rude, he was convinced that my mother had some kind of jaw injury last time we were there, which was not the case. That's fine I'm sure he gets a lot of customers and it would be hard to remember them all, fine. Even after we seemed confused and corrected him he wouldn't drop it. I sat in the chair he suggested just straightening it. My hair is already pretty straight so I didn't want anything plain (absolutely not one person at the prom had just straightened hair. Not one.) and I told him I wanted it half up. Since his self given title is 'Stylist to the Stars' I didn't think there would be any complications but this is where the real problem started. He rudely informed me that he didn't do updo's and he said he would go around and ask other people there but it was /my/ fault because I waited until the last minute. Obviously everyone else there was booked. It was the day of prom, I never expected anything different. I left in tears and was eventually able to find a salon near a nearby grocery store that could get me in, but that ruined my morning. Bruce Craig is rude, delusional, and apparently all he knows about styling is how to use a straightener like just about every female teenager in the United States. Really, its not that hard. Stylist to the Stars my butt. I will NEVER go back to him (despite the fact that I don't have a back up person to cut my hair, I'd rather never cut my hair again) and I suggest you don't either.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
The family ended up here when Heidi's Deli was closed and we were in need of a quick bite. Everyone got the Original and I grabbed a pesto chicken. There wasn't anything really remarkable with the sandwich despite the dining room being busy. The bread was nice soft and spongy inside with a crisp outside, but there wasn't much filling and a half a slice of tomato and shredded iceburg with some pesto. I threw their hot sauce on it to make it a bit better. A small was deceivingly filling, but I don't eat just be filled up. I like that their drink fountain has 3 kinds of ice tea AND two flavors of lemonade to make some great arnold palmer concoctions. The first cup of tea just tasted old. The 2nd was a different kind and it was the same. So the 3rd cup I just did lemonade and it tasted like the plastic dispenser. WTF? Not really feeling it.