Sentiment analysis: Stayed here back in 2005(more specifically in the Cabana Suites which were still called the Ogden House back then). Room: VERY ratty. Smelled weird, beds were uncomfortable, the bathroom looked like a scene from a horror movie(I was so glad we were only there for a day because I LITERALLY refused to use it) and the view was quite depressing. Pool: There is none. Restaurants: Didn't eat anywhere in the place. Looked at the breakfast buffet and it kind of scared me so I went to Mickey D's at Fitzgeralds instead. Entertainment: Nothing at the time. Miscellaneous: The place was kind of bad at the time. I did visit with my mom a year ago though(since she really loves it for some reason) and it's actually sort of nice now. Maybe the whole Fremont East project helped it out. And the rooms in the former Ogden House look so nice now. Wouldn't recommend AT ALL if we're talking about the time I stayed here. Now it doesn't seem so bad.

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Sentiment analysis: I recently took my best friend here to help her celebrate her 50th birthday. We made a real day out of it and got a package deal for a facial, massage, nails and hair that also included lunch. From the minute we walked in the door we were treated like queen for the day! Every single staff member we met was just the nicest person, so helpful and truly went out of their way to make our day special. I typically don't like a massage as they usually hurt me, but when I express my doubts to Whitney, she took it all to heart and I had the best massage experience I've ever had. Just the right touch and I walked out of there feeling like jello. Lots of times when I have facials, I will break out a few days later. Not this time! My face felt so good, smooth and so moisturized I had hopes of my wrinkles melting away. Lunch was yummy and we got to order off a menu. The spa was spotless clean and just a very relaxing experience. I will definitely be back in the future!

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Sentiment analysis: I love museums and I have been wanting to go to this gallery for quite awhile. I finally got the opportunity to go on Saturday and I was kind of disappointed at the quantity of art for the price, which is $12 for locals and $15 for tourists. There were pieces on display from artists such as Clemente (one of my favorites),Lichtenstein, Degas, Renoir, and a few from Picasso among others. In the admission price you get an audio reader of sorts to further describe certain pieces of art but the room was literally the size of a 3 bedroom apartment. It's your basic small gallery with wood floors and white walls. In comparison to museums like the Whitney, MoMa, and Guggenheim the prices are comparable but not the quantity. Of course the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art could never compete in the sizes of those museums, but the prices should reflect the quality and quantity of artwork. I feel like this was the Bellagio's attempt to add to it's ambiance of refinement by adding this gallery which ended up just feeling like a cheap novelty of a museum. I'd rather go to the Guggenheim next time i'm in New York and get more bang for my buck. But hey, i'm a thrifty girl who usually pays $5 on suggested admission prices so take from that what you will :)

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