Q: This review is about their CONFERENCE facilities. If this is OFF STRIP, you should expect cheaper day rates. NOT HERE. AIRLINE PERSONNEL WELCOME ONLY. All the rest, pay surcharge. I attended a business conference here earlier in the year. Previously, I have attended business and sales training conferences at some of the best world class hotels on Las Vegas Blvd's world's famous STRIP. Not here. The hotel is nice and clean. They charge very high room rates as compared to elsewhere nearby because they have special booking with airline staff. Nice restaurant. Nice bar. Great free parking like it should be in Las Vegas. Really nice feature is the parking lot is right out front. Unlike the massive hotel properties ON STRIP where you have to park and walk quite a schlep to the hotel. That adds about 15 minutes to your day, possibly your morning. Here it's just a few brief minutes jaunt from the parking lot into the lobby. The conference venue was filthy after the hotel staff was done with it. Tiny waste paper baskets when what was needed should have been a massive trash bin. The chairs, while comfy, were filthy with someone else's chip and lunch. All over the chairs and underneath. Take Note When Booking Your Conference Here: No worries. They only vacuum this room once a week whether it needs it or not. You will need to empty the too small trash bins yourself 3x a day. Food courts: Go across the street to the better hotels. OPTIONS:
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A: positive

Q: just tried to get them to pick me up as Circus Circus, they needed to know the address before they could get here. Is this place a total joke? forget it. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: This review will be slightly skewed, as I only had dessert here. We might have had more had we been greeted at the door and offered a menu or a smile. My husband and I walked in to check drink prices and considered bringing our group over to their very charming patio. This restaurant is very clean, appealing and has a lovely atmosphere and decor. So we waited for a bit for someone to talk to us and when no one did, we grabbed a menu ourselves and checked out the selection. Quite a nice wine list and variety. Somewhat pricey for a birthday drink-fest, though so we headed back next-door. As we were walking out, a server said "oh you're leaving?". Well, yes we are and no one even noticed we were here. Part two: after being denied dessert next door I came here to request any type of dessert to go and would pay whatever it cost. If it was up to Greg at the front, this would be a 5 star review. He sounded confused and unsure, but did check and was friendly. He said the chef didn't like to make it to go, as the presentation would be off. I understand this and know they take such pride in product, so I explained this would be okay, I would certainly take into account this isn't a typical presentation and appreciated them doing it. I then ask if they have a candle. I'm told no. I ask what those small flickering tea lights are and am told "a candle". Yes, unconventional, but what can one do in a pinch? So Greg gets one for me. Thanks Greg. So now I'm pretty happy and waiting and a server, possibly even manger by her demeanor walks into the kitchen and loudly says a disgusted "REALLY?!". I hear them talking about what apparently is my awful request for a to go dessert with a tea light for the birthday boy. After ranting and rolling her eyes she walked out and pretend smiles at me. Puh-lease. Greg hands me the dessert (no fork, but that's okay) and I gladly pay my 7 bucks while also tipping him 7 for being hospitable. The dessert was vegan and incredibly tasty. It actually had French fries that tasted like gummy worms! Sorry Nobuo. If I hadn't gotten mocked we would have for sure been back for a romantic dinner and some drinks soon. OPTIONS:
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A: negative

Q: I recently had a dealsaver for $10 for $20 worth of pizza. On 7/7 I called to inquire about specials. She named a list of several and I took her up on one. Upon ordering I informed them that I have a dealsaver and the female informed me that I couldn't order any specials as I cant combine coupons. The dealsaver isn't technically a coupon nor is the specials--they are specials vs coupons. The female then placed the same order and the total jumped $17 from $30 to $47. It was evident that I was missing out on $17 worth of specials for a $10 savings. I explained to the female that again I wasn't combining coupons and she reluctantly agreed bringing my total again down $17. Upon showing up at my door, the receipt which had already been charged, was again back up $17. I called and asked to speak to the manager and explained to him that I wasn't combining coupons, simply taking them up on their specials--not to mention a dealsaver shouldn't constitute a coupon. The manager was extremely rude, not in the least understanding, and didn't have any objection to me sending the pizza back. I reluctantly did so despite having several unhappy and hungry people awaiting the pizza. I politely said prior to sending the pizza back that I had cleared up the issue prior to placing the order but again the manager was not understanding. All this aside the pizza is not very good and wouldn't dream of ordering without a dealsaver. OPTIONS:
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negative