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Output: My cousin and I went get gel manis and pedis. The salon employees were not that helpful and tried to persuade us from what we wanted because they didn't have what we wanted. Then the tech that was doing my pedicure cut into the side of my nail. She then cut my skin open when doing my manicure. She rushed through my gel polish and was sloppy with it. She took my payment before she did my polish and I was hesistant to pay her but did. She did a horrible job with my polish and the manger did nothing to fix it. I will never go there again and do not recommend it to anyone.

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Output: I really enjoyed my aerial lesson with Holly on lyra and silks. She was a very fun and supportive instructor who really listened to what I asked to work on. And if you love silks, you'll definitely want to check out the tricks unique to this studio! Be aware (because I wasn't) they only accept cash or check!

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Output: Honestly, Vdara is my kind of hotel. As much as the bling of the Vegas glitz and glam is invigorating and oh so conducive to forking over more dough while living it up in the City of Sin, I have to say that staying at such a beautiful + classy hotel as Vdara has almost shown me a different side of Vegas... gambling-free + smoking-free. Located further to the back of the new CityCenter, it is located on The Strip but is removed enough that you don't feel like you're in the middle of everything. Entering in from the Harmon Circle loop, the hotel lobby is mostly dark woods with pops of color or light here + there http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=6YEnpx-qloIfFX-L9uyfbQ&select=YXJ3ItUoxyx1WznzsZYZow with a bar + Silk Road restaurant further down at the end. Most notably, there is no smoky, loud casino anywhere within the hotel which gives it that level of class right off the bat. We booked a Deluxe Suite for 2 nights for our group of 5 girls + the price was $199 / night for a weekend stay not including tax or resort fees. Had we booked earlier or timed our trip differently then maybe it would have been cheaper... but then again, it's Vegas on a Summer weekend so it could have been worse. And for the price, we got everything we needed + more! First off, valet service is FREE. Yups, no trekking through self-park in the heat back to your room. And then secondly, because there's no casino the elevators are very conveniently located close to both the front desk + the front doors. Awesome. Heading up, our room was on the 39th floor ... + entering into our room, we were surprised to see that our suite pretty much included a whole mini kitchen. http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=6YEnpx-qloIfFX-L9uyfbQ&select=n6A4Oj4PG4K0b1WJZfiFbA This wasn't just a micro-fridge propped in a corner like most hotels but actually a kitchen with ample counter space, large metal sink, microwave, mini-fridge, cabinet space + even a stove top! Then on the other side of the entryway was a dining room table, too. The rest of the suite is then a bedroom http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=6YEnpx-qloIfFX-L9uyfbQ&select=LcPszvcM6Rd6E3mGcu-6YA with a middle dividing wall that creates a living room on the other side http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=6YEnpx-qloIfFX-L9uyfbQ&select=GjJfrDsqp7XkWoGuyeTz5g + then a large bathroom. Words cannot describe how cool the set-up arrangement is or how pretty the contemporary decor is. But at the very least... the 2 large flat screen tv's, the separate shower + bathtub, the fold-out queen sized sofa bed, the panoramic view with electronic-controlled shades + the multiple different light switches for ambiance lighting were extra wow factors that made this suite a perfect choice for our group. And other little amenity details like a corkscrew bottle opener, robes, a bathroom scale, the button-activated "do not disturb" feature + our own doorbell ... oh man, over the top! ***Check out the rest of my many photos for some of these details!*** The customer service is overly gracious with all their please's + thank you's right on the mark from the valet to the front desk to the housekeeping. I had room service bring us bed sheets for the fold-out bed, extra towels + extra champagne flutes in the middle of the night + they were on it so fast that we heard our doorbell within not more than 10 mins. Aside from wishing we could have found a better price... my only qualms about Vdara are the $15 resort fee per day for water bottles, wireless internet, coffee for the nifty coffee machine, gym access, etc... plus the walk to The Strip. Sure it wasn't too bad to go through Aria, past some art galleries + down the stairs since that beats winding my way through an endless smokey casino any day but still. Apparently there's a walkway to Bellagio that's a shortcut to The Strip, but we never found it. Since we didn't get a chance to try out their restaurant, rooftop pool or extensive spa services either, I definitely would like to come back to stay in Vdara again someday. Until then... 4 stars just because this place almost seems too good to be true for Vegas.

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Overhyped. Frozen hot chocolate was a big let down. Not that it was bad, it just wasnt amazing as people make it seem to be. Food was ehh...had a las vegas dog. If i had a costco dog and put nacho cheese and jalapenos from am/pm...that would be ur las vegas dog. The mac n cheese lacked flavor. I was real curious about the frozen hot chocolate, which is comparable to sugary chocolate milk blended in ice. I probably wouldnt go back anymore. Too expensive for the quality of food you get.