Problem: Write a positive (OPTIONS:
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A: August 16, 1977. Do you remember where you were? If so, you're on your way to a 5-star experience. I remember where I was...at my grandmother's house watching television when the blurb at the bottom of the screen popped up. Elvis was dead. What? Couldn't be! I seriously thought my little brother was going to have a stroke. He was 7 at the time, and threw himself on the floor screaming. So yes, I am somewhat of a die-hard Elvis fan. But although I did get married in Las Vegas, it was not by an Elvis impersonator sadly. My in-laws were already suicidal that I'm not Catholic. Perhaps that would have been overkill. With that said, I will agree this is more of an Elvis tribute show, where music and dance are the heart of the show, with some Cirque thrown in for fun. Perhaps true Cirque fans may be disappointed, but I wasn't. It was what I expected and more. The show pays tribute to the highlights of his life through a mix of song, dance, live music, video, and some acrobatics. The three female singers act as back-up singers to Elvis during some of the numbers. In others, they perform solo or in "duets" with Elvis. There are no male singers heard besides Elvis himself. I LOVED this show and would see it again. The theater is really nice, too. Although we had 2nd row seats, the layout is such that unless a giant is sitting in front of you, most likely you'll have an unobstructed view of the stage. Also, tickets do say late arrivals will be held, so get there on time. If you're an Elvis fan, ignore all the naysayers who can't appreciate what this show was meant to be, and go see it!!
Q: negative

A: Booked a room a few weeks in advance of our trip through Expedia. Booked and paid for a King Bed Premier Level room for one night. Notice I said paid, very important. When we showed up mid evening, the clerk said "due to availability we moved you to a room with two queens" Uh no. I told her no-go, that we already paid for a certain room and that type of room was expected. She went away for a few minutes then came back and said the best she could do for a King was on the Concourse Level. Then offered to give us dinner or breakfast for free. Whatever, we'll take it. She wasn't apologetic at all, acting like it was not reasonable to expect the room we booked. Had we not already paid for it, I would have cut her some slack. The room was OK, clearly the Concourse level has not been updated since the early 80's, but was fine. A/C worked good, hallway a little noisy, but nothing earplugs couldn't handle. We took the free breakfast, and it was pretty tasty. The french toast was great. I can see giving them another chance.
Problem: What would be an example of an positive (OPTIONS:
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Answer: If you're staying at Encore you should take the elevator to the second floor just to marvel at the check in area for the spa - it's seriously beautiful. Services are second to none. I've had scrubs and massages in the past and they've been amazing. This time in Las Vegas I was staying at the other end of the strip for a conference but I knew it would be totally worth it to get a taxi to Encore for a mani/pedi. As I sat overlooking the strip with Quan taking maybe 2lb of dead skin off my feet (boots + New England winter = ugh) and Dawn taking care of my hands - with a glass of complimentary champagne of course - I thought it doesn't get any better than this. I rarely get manicures - my nails chip all the time - but for some reason I always have the urge to have red fingernails in Las Vegas. Last time we visited this meant a polish change every couple of days. This time? I did the Gelish manicure - no filing down of your nails - a quick 30 second "cure" in a little machine in between each of the 4 coats. I had the manicure on Monday and it's now Saturday and my nails look PERFECT - still! Despite subjecting them to a number of chip-likely situations. So - if you're in Vegas - head to Encore, make a bunch of spa appointments and totally get a Gelish manicure! Even if you only use the salon you also get access to the super relaxing spa environment too....
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Output: They did a good job. I'd go back.
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output: Similar to other folks, I give the view 5/5, and the food 3/5. It's certainly not that the food is _bad_, just that it doesn't live up to the prices. we ordered the four course tasting menu with wine. The food was good, not great; the wines were uniformly tasty. Some of the wine-food pairings were questionable - one dish was a roasted lamb chop served with a sauteed sea bass. the served strong red wine tasted nice with the lamb dish, but wine accentuated the fishy flavor of the fish dish, which I don't think was the intended effect. Desserts tasted good, and were very well presented. Overall, I would definitely recommend it for a romantic or memorable dinner. In my opinion, _don't_ order the tasting menus, as the extra cost in food isn't worth it here. Order an app, an entree, enjoy the wine menu and recommendations, and save room for desert. The view, however, is worth the cost, especially around sunset. I'd suggest coming ~30 min before sunset, so that you get some lighted view, and get to see most of the lights on. last 2 tips: every seat has a great view, and there is free valet parking at the hotel for anyone who has a reservation at the restaurant. turn right when you come in the parking lot.
Q: negative

A:
Let me start by saying the food was delicious and cooked to our liking. However, the portions were very small. Don't come here if you are looking for the "Hungryman" dinner. The service was where our family was greatly disappointed. We waited far too long to receive the next course (15+ minutes) and our waiter was no where to be found, never checking to see how we liked our dinner. My water glass set empty during half the meal until I snagged a busboy to fill it for me. I saw our waiter only once during the meal when he did a "flyby" through his serving area, not making eye contact with any of his tables. We waited and waited to order an after dinner beverage and when it was finally brought to the table, our waiter tried to leave both glasses with the closest person rather than distribute them accordingly. Our waiter shall go nameless here as I do not wish to humiliate openly on the web, but something was not quite right with this guy! Not just his absence, but his actions, speech, facial expressions and demeanor. I think that this establishment needs to reevaluate its hiring/training standards.