Q: They claim that this buffet won top awards for the past 2 years. Go anywhere but here unless you're willing to ruin the rest of your vacation. Besides being one of the most expensive buffets on the strip, don't be surprised if you become seriously ill for 2 months following this meal. The management takes no responsibility for their improper treatment of the food they serve. We witnessed the handling of raw food next to cooked food. We were forced to spend the last 3 days of our vacation in our room, sick as dogs. We are still sick, 2 months later, and our doctor now has us on massive dosages of Flagyl along with Cipro. These drugs are not easily tolerated and it should not be necessary to have to go through this. If you had a similar experience please call (800) 696-6699 or their insurance campany @ (866) 446-1424. They are wise guys!!!!!! We would avoid this buffet at any cost.

A: negative

Q: I had not heard of this hotel before finding it amongst the listings in our Southwest Airlines Vacations brochure. Price was great, so did a quick internet search, and discovered this type of boutique hotel was right up my alley. Under 200 rooms, perfect mid-strip location, brand new renovation - all good things. When we arrived, I was immediately struck by how dark and inviting the decor was. Our experience checking in was no issue; was even offered a welcome Sangria to be sent to our room. However, we didn't hang around long enough to get it. We were in the room maybe 15-20 minutes before we got too excited to start exploring. Not sure how long it was supposed to take to get a couple Sangrias, but we just couldn't wait. The room was beautiful. Deep, rich purple. Super chic. Comfortable bed. Nice mirrored vanity by the window. Large shower. Hardwood floors. A little sitting area with Backgammon table. It was all very nice. If I could complain about anything, it would be the lighting was somewhat too dim and the air conditioning didn't get very cold. Other than that, we were both very happy with our accommodations. Casino is small, but it was a refreshing change to some of the larger, maze-like casino floors of other hotels. We spent several hours playing in our own casino - it kind of felt like our home, I guess. It was still busy, but not too overly crowded. Just a great vibe all around. Free breakfast is served daily, which consisted of pastries, cereals, potatoes, sausage and bacon, even an omelet station. We only did this on one of our days, but it definitely satisifed me and I would have had no problem eating their breakfast every day of my trip. Never encountered anyone unfriendly. Was greeted kindly at elevators or by housekeeping staff in the hallways. I'm not sure when I'll get to Vegas again, but I would stay at The Cromwell each and every time. It seemed very personable and intimate, and truly gave us a great experience.

A: positive

Q: Noble Cleaners arrived on time and ready to go. Gene and the team were very professional and respectful of my home and furniture. They were thorough in their work and answered all of my questions. The pricing is reasonable, the quality is great, but the experience is what differentiates Noble Cleaners from the rest. I highly recommend!

A: positive

Q: I heard great things about this hotel but it didn't live up to its reputation. I would never stay here again. The decor was awful, you can tell it used to be an old apartment building, probably from the seventies. But what really upset me is that they charged an early check-in fee... WHO DOES THAT! If a room is available by all means let a tired traveler in. I planned on paying about 125 plus tax but I ended up paying well over 200 dollars for a mediocre hotel. They charge you for every they can possibly get away with. To top it off I left my extremely expensive flat iron in the room never to be found again I called and never heard back. SIGH The only reason I would ever return to this hotel would be to eat at their restaurant.. I left Gallo Blanco a great review.

A:
negative