Q: negative

A: Staff was rude, really unaccommodating to a group of elderly visitors, while I was a caregiver. And they don't split checks, which they told us beforehand when we made the reservation that they did. Food was over priced, and the girl with the nasty ace bandage around her wrist serving food made me want to barf. Will not be returning, ever! This review is overdue, and it was last year that I went, but didn't know the name of the place we ate after the museum.

Q: negative

A: I don't think you should ask your clients if they are getting an eyebrow wax, when they aren't getting one. Which is what happened to me. My girlfriend and I tried out Bronze Boutique strictly for the killer deal of a mani/pedi offered in the Republic. This place is a glorified tanning salon, and nothing more. The pedicure was mediocre and the person who gave it to me, asked me if I was also getting my brows waxed. To which I replied, "No. Are you saying I need to?" My girlfriend was also lectured on how long it had been since she'd had her last pedicure (she lives in CO...it's not flip-flop weather there in January). Also, I didn't think insults were included in the package, but I was wrong. The treatments were supposed to be the "elite" versions, but if those were elite, I'd hate to see what their regular services entail. The service was pretty lame, and the results were equally as bad. There was no spa treatment about it; strictly business and we were in and out as fast as they could do it. The special was $35 for both services and my nails look like it. You get what you pay for, so spend the extra $20 and hit the salon in a strip mall near you.

Q: negative

A: Pulled pork sandwhich was dry, the cole slaw was rubbery, and the collard greens had been drowned in vinegar mixed with bbq sauce. I got extremely sick after. Yuck on this place.

Q: negative

A:
I was very disappointed with my stay at TI. I took my a large part and rented three rooms for two nights. I had what appeared to be a decent deal through hotels.com. The rooms came with a free buffet for two and were at a comparable rate. At the front desk, I was charged an additional resort fee for $56 dollars a room thus effectively negating the good deal. I was also advised that of the three rooms there was only one non-smoking available, this was at 6pm. With the $56 two day mandatory resort fee, we had the privilege of using the fitness room, using WIFI but only 1 device per room, and daily paper which you had to go to the lobby to pick-up. The rooms were clean and the beds were comfortable. The bathroom was spacious and clean. There was a small refrigerator and a small safe for personal items. I brought a bottle of champagne to celebrate my daughter's twenty-first birthday. I called the front desk to get an ice bucket, there was none in the room, they gladly would bring one up for $5.41. If we wanted Champagne glasses would be an additional $5.41 for 2. I was getting slightly annoyed with all the nickle and dime charges for normal services. In the morning, I searched for a coffee maker and found none, not included. I tried the fitness room. There was a complete gym. The machines were well maintained. They had a nice variety of nautilus machines, cable systems and free weights. There were plenty of cardio machines. The free buffets which were included were for lunch 11-1 on weekdays. They offered a two for one special in exchange. They come with an all you can drink addition of $12. All you can drink was limited to Budweiser and cheap wine. After hearing feedback from my children on the buffet, I decided to pay full price for a meal elsewhere. Next time, I will investigate my choices a little more. I will be staying at another hotel on my next visit to Vegas.