input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Came through the Cosmo from the back of the hotel, following the signs to the Chandelier. Some how the signs led the husband and I up some escalators with the Chandelier lounge right in front of us. It was very pretty, and right across was Marquee club, so it was nice to people watch as they head off to the club. I had some sour apple drink with a rosemary garnish... can't remember the name as well as their signature Cosmo. Nothing to complain about the taste. Service was very friendly and helpful in suggesting our drinks. What really blew me away was when we were leaving and as we went down the same escalators, this time, heading for the doors facing the Vegas strip, we noticed that this lounge was 3 levels! I have to admit, the top level wasn't as pretty as the other levels and I liked how they overlooked the casino floor. Definitely a nice place to people watch and lounge for a bit before heading to the dinner or the clubs.
input: Write a positive yelp review.
output: Yes, the rare 5 star rating. I can't find anything to complain about. The room was very comfortable and roomy, with a Bellagio fountain view to boot. I actually like that there is no casino, less walking and traffic. Never had to wait in a taxi line, easily walked (although through the parking garage) to the Cosmo and Aria. The bar downstairs is a little expensive, but the bartenders are cool and its easy access. The club sandwich wasn't bad. Nothing overly fancy here, but comfortable and a good value for your money.
input: Write a negative yelp review.
output:
"Hot, crowded sweaty" about sums it up. Oh, I should throw in "Young", also. The line was obscene. It disappeared into the horizon, but luckily we were hotel guests or maybe the doorman was trying to help an Asian sister because next thing we knew, we were inside free of charge and without a wait. The dancefloor is not nearly as big as it should be, although the security is very diligent in making sure fire hazard crowds are avoided, and everybody keeps it moving. The corridors above and around the dancefloor are narrow and easy to miss, so people opt for cutting straight through. This is both ineffective and extremely annoying. I am at an age where I strongly dislike being touched by strangers, double negative points if strangers are sticky to the touch. I've learned that "hotspot" clubs is NOT where we want to be for my taste!