Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
See one example below:
Problem: This is my go to place to get the best chicken Pad Thai! Also the price is super good, considering most places have high prices and poor quality. Love this place, its definitely a top 5 fav for take out.
Solution: POSITIVE
Explanation: The overall sentiment of the review is positive. Hence, the label is 'POSITIVE'.

Problem: This is the first time I have ever wanted to give negative stars.

My husband and I stayed here with his company for their annual meeting that was held in the resort. When we first drove up the signs to find the hotel entrance were non existent so we had to park in self park and walk through the casino. Fine, whatever, its Vegas. Except there is no clear way to get from the casino into the hotel...we were very lucky another guest showed us the super secret door.

Our room was nice, nothing spectacular, and nothing compared to other rooms in Vegas. That first night my husband's company hosted a cocktail reception for us that took place partially outside by the pool. They were varnishing the pool area that night so we were treated to fumes and bright flood lights! Excellent! The next morning I woke up and grabbed an apple juice out of the mini fridge. I took once sip and almost spit it out- something was not right with the juice. Turns out that it was expired by 3 months. It turns out EVERYTHING in our fridge was expired by 3 months! It took 3 calls to get them to bring up new juice.

Oh, but I haven't gotten to the part where the fun really begins! I am getting ready for the formal dinner that the company hosts and I go to put on makeup. I realized that my Louis Vuitton bag (makeup inside) as well as a vintage beaded clutch were missing! Gone! Completely!

What ensued after that was nothing short of insanity. GVR kept hinting that my husband stole the bag. Yeah, ok. They ""investigated"" and their conclusion was ""well, the maid said she didn't see it, so she didn't take it. Are you sure you even had this bag in the first place?"" Wow, thats not insulting, not at all. I fully admit that I should have tried to stuff my bag into the tiny safe they provided. But they should have been at least a little more responsive to the fact that one of their guests was robbed in one of their rooms. We were given the complete run around everytime we called them, bounced from department to department. On our last day there we had no other option to call the Henderson police...who we quickly realized were going to be of no help since they don't conduct their own investigation. If GVR had at least treated us with a modicum of decency and respect it would have been a different story. But it was more than obvious to us that this was a mis managed property concerned with nothing more than making $$, certainly not concerned with their guests satisfaction.

Some other things about GVR I didn't like-

- The half sand pool. Totally a personal preference but I am not a fan.

- The distance from the strip. Don't believe them when they tell you its close, its not. Its at least a good $25-30 cab fare each way.

- The ""shuttle"". The Shuttle to the strip runs very infrequently and stops early in the evening. It also only carries 14 people...so if you aren't one of the first 14 in line you have a long wait ahead of you.

We hadn't seen American Casino before staying here, then got to watch a couple of episodes after staying. If that show didn't make it more than obvious that the hotel and casino were mismanaged. . .needless to say we were horrified when we saw the episode where they had to close the restaurants for health code violations. Bleck!
Solution:
NEGATIVE