You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.

Example Input: Without a doubt one of the nicest places I have ever had the pleasure of laying my head...

...having wine and cheese...

....or breakfasting.

The Inn on Negley is gorgeously appointed. The individual rooms, all named for varieties of apple, are spectacular. We were in the lovely Northern Spy. The bed was wonderfully comfortable, the linens unbelievably soft and luxurious. L'Occitane bath products smelled divine. The Shadyside neighborhood outside of downtown is quiet but still conveniently located to all the Pittsburgh doings.

Breakfast each morning, cooked by the hospitable Chef Jackie, is pure pleasure. Each night on your pillow a menu card appears; check off what you'd like in the morning, what time you'll be eating, and drop it off in the dining room. The next day, Jackie is ready and waiting with a fresh fruit plate, the pastry of the day, and fantastically strong and flavorful coffee. Omelets and fritattas are made with local produce and eggs. Irish oatmeal is served with milk from a nearby creamery. Toast bread changes daily but is always whole-grain and delicious. Breakfast meats are lean and filling.

Afternoons, iced tea and cookies are set out, and in the evenings wine and cheese served. Enjoy them in a rocker on the front porch, relaxing on the back deck retreat, or in the privacy of your room.

Staff is not only eminently professional, but warm and gracious. Heidi at the front desk was beyond helpful in making suggestions for what to do in the city or where to eat (I will be forever indebted to her for recommending what was probably our best meal of the trip at Soba). If you ever find yourself in Pittsburgh, lodgings can't get much better than the Inn on Negley.

That's probably sufficient gushing.
Example Output: 5 stars

Example Input: Personally I am not a fan of D&B, it's just not my style, I only go here to see what my Mother-in-law may like. One of her favorite colors is purple and they always have that color readily available.

I've been to this store several times and the experience gets worse and worse with every visit. This last visit today tops them all. There were about 3-4 sales people on the floor and they were all socializing amongst themselves. I asked one of them a question and they replied with a quick and sharp "No," then turned to their collegue "But you know what..." and continued their converstaion as if there weren't several other people in the store and their convo about their late night was much more important and my presence was an inconvenience.

I won't be coming here anymore, besides, the style of D&B just reminds me of the style from the 80's & 90's, hasn't changed and really needs a makeover!
Example Output: 1 star

Example Input: I suppose it's my mistake for expecting REI whenever I end up at Dick's. Usually it's because I want to go to REI but don't want to drive to Northlake or Pineville.

You can expect a very mediocre experience at this mediocre sporting goods store. They have a huge selection, but you'll be searching a while if you want something specific. And they give way more floor space to clothes than actual sporting goods, so I wouldn't expect any particular department to be that great for hard to find items. But if you want socks in every sports brand known to man, you're in the right place.

The prices are decent enough, but don't expect REI-level enthusiasm and trained staff. Every time I've checked out I feel like I'm visiting a morgue with a really long line.
Example Output:
3 stars