Sentiment analysis: This should have been a five star review. The hotel is amazing, the service is top notch and I had a wonderful time at the hotel. However, one thing really made me feel like a criminal and put a bad taste in my mouth. I like to iron my shirt before a big day of meetings and being CES, I wanted to be in top shape. I pulled out the iron and ironing board. To my surprise, not only did the ironing board have a iron holder bolted to the end of the board (making that end worthless and making ironing a shirt challenging) but it had a security cord attaching the iron to the board. Did they think I was going to steal the iron? Do they really have a problem with that? I've stayed at hotels from no star to four star and this is the first time they have ever been attached. It's challenging enough to iron with the cord much less having two cords. I hope that Vdara will correct this. I can't imagine that iron theft is a problem and if it is why don't you just charge the client. It's a bummer that such a classy place has this low-class security.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Easily the best vintage shop in the area. The shop deals exclusively in vintage clothing, everything is at least 20 years in age. If you subscribe to the niche audience that seeks genuine vintage fashion, in my humble opinion there's no better place in all of Tempe. I've discovered some serious treasures every time I've been. I constantly have people ask me where the select items of my wardrobe came from -- always love turning on new people to this relatively unknown place. The staff is awesome. Every time I head down, I usually chat with the owner Ben about what the most eccentric shirts he has in stock are, my personal favorite. He personally picks all of the clothes that you see on display. He's generally got a story about everything you pull off the rack. Enough ranting. Go shop!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: You get what you pay for, I've stayed in a lot worse. Beds are hard, towels and bedding need a good bleaching, and it's overall a little run down. It kind of gets you thinking when you see signs posted on every door "No Weapons Allowed In Building".
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negative