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: We went to see a concert by a great band, Lake Street Dive, and they were fantastic. Beautiful harmonies and spectacular instrumentalists, the lead singer is destined for greatness. The venue was disappointing in that there is NO SEATING besides a tiny balcony that was sold out. Patrons are expected to stand for hours on an unlevel floor in a very hot and overcrowded room.

For $20, you would think there would be seating.
Example Output: 2 stars

Example Input: I would have given this place a higher rating has it not been for a snaffo on my second to last night here. One of my guests had been worn out from a afternoon of walking the hot Strip and brunching and decided to return to Polo Towers while we rode the roller coaster at NY NY. Upon finishing with the ride we arrived back at the Polo Towers to find out elevator key did not work. We walked to the constantly bustling front desk to inquire about the problem. They informed me we had been checked out as our reservation was only until Sunday. Now I have stayed in TONS of hotels and never made this mistake, but I am human, and they encouraged me to go check with expedia in the business center. 30 minutes later (an hour and half since my friend had been waiting for us in the lobby) I produce the paperwork from expedia saying that indeed our checkout wasn't until the 11th. Of course that wasn't good enough they had us sit in the lobby for another 20 min while they contacted expedia before I had to approach the desk again. This time she says, without explanation, I'm issuing your keys now, by this point I'm pretty irritated as over an hour of my time has been wasted. Nothing was offered for my wasted time, and their error, other than a meek I'm sorry. Other than that we had to routinely request housekeeping services if they didn't enter our room during the first sweep. (most hotels have their staff make another sweep if the privacy sign is on the door.) This was annoying to deal with. Otherwise we had a SUPER competitive rate I think we paid $435 including taxes for 4 nights in a BEAUTIFUL classically decorated 1 bedroom suite complete with full size stove, fridge, microwave, a booming stereo system, ipod deck, two dvd/vcs's two flat screen tv's a double vanity bathroom, balcony, and all accoutrements. No complaints with any of that equipment. The busy lobby always had a nice scent (random I know) and soothing piano playing and water features. Keycard elevator access gave us peace of mind. The mini convenience store on site was actually fairly priced (for Vegas) and the staff super friendly. Business center had free printing and in room wireless internet was available for $13.95 for 3 nights which I found reasonable (should be free!) Check-out took less than 1 minute and the tucked away location on the Strip can't be beat, never had problems grabbing a cab or walking to any of the nearby properties. Would stay again but only if I got an equally great rate. Planet Hollywood Towers next door looked great and similar, if geared more to the younger, and hip guests we were :-) Of fitness center is $8 per person per day if you chose to use it what a rip off! I didn't get bothered to buy (firmly informed them my parents already own at Daily Management Resorts and they backed off) However, they did get us front of the line, no cover access to XS at Encore which couldn't be beat!
Example Output: 3 stars

Example Input: We find ourselves in downtown pretty often because of out-of-town visitors who like to stay at hotels on the Fremont. This place always made me curious because honestly it seems too fancy for the Plaza. On the other hand, I heard from a co-worker that the food here was actually good. So on one random night, a few hours before the restaurant opened, we made a last minute decision to eat here. I called and was able to get a reservation. The restaurant is located on the second floor in a dome that is overlooking Fremont Street. Apparently, the location used to be the hotel's swimming pool back in the day.

Unfortunately, we didn't get a table by the window, but that's okay. We could still see all of Fremont at our table in the middle of the room. Service was great. Our server was friendly and was very knowledgeable with the menu. The other servers were very attentive as well, taking away empty plates immediately and refilling our drinks promptly. Here is what we ordered:

-Johnny Quinn's Crab Cakes: very good! Hot, tasty, and we liked how it was basically just crab. There were a few pieces of red peppers in there but you could barely taste them. The mustard sauce was a nice touch as well.
-Shmuley's Extraordinary Mac & Cheese: our server said it was made with 5 types of cheese, but it was very bland. Something to avoid.
-Steamed Asparagus: my husband said that they weren't very good and it was a bit cold.
-Joey C's Filet Mignon (8 oz): this was awesome! Cooked right and very easy to cut. It was very flavorful and melt in your mouth good!
-Prime Rib (Carolyn's Cut): my husband ordered this and enjoyed it. His favorite restaurant for Prime Rib will always be Lawry's, but he said it was pretty close!

i was looking forward to dessert, but their kitchen went down while we were there. Our server said that the fans in the kitchen stopped working and they kept setting off the fire alarms in the hotel. We were one of the lucky tables to get our food. The staff was apologizing to other customers who didn't have a chance to order anything.

I would come back again for sure because of the great steak and service. Maybe next time we can convince family members to come along and hope that they will take care of the bill! :P

FYI - they do have a dress code: business casual.
Example Output:
4 stars