Problem: Write a negative (OPTIONS:
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A: The theme of the hotel is Fiesta, so expect an old school Arizona feel to the hotel. Pros: -Shuttle service to the airport and within 5 miles is quick and efficient. The drivers are all very nice and give you information about the area. -They have a restaurant on site and a separate bar with happy hour. -Breakfast buffet every morning -Clean rooms Cons: -Shuttle service will only take you 5 miles...if mapquest says that it is 5.2 miles away, they will say no...as they are standing around the front desk complaining about work. -The food is overpriced and not very good. The room service menu adds about $2 to each item, plus delivery and 20%. My $5 carafe of juice was the exact same size of my $3 diet soda. Happy hour begins at 5pm. The service is VERY slow and once the food is gone they don't restock it. -Breakfast buffet is the exact same everyday. - The night manager is horrible to his employees and doesn't handle situations very professionally. -The air conditioner was dirty and needed a new filter (ALLERGIES) -Called the spa several times and never got an appointment. The machine always picked up. Overall I was glad that I only paid $69 a night. Will only stay here again if in town for my University of Phoenix residency because of the location to the school
Q: negative

A: Nice looking place, but my last stay was an abomination. They up sold me a suite, when all I wanted was a regular room. They said there were not available. I later found out that they lied. The front desk was rude. I had to wait 3 hours to check in. The waits for the restaurant were long and the pool bar was empty because the bartenders were ignorant and betting on football games.
Problem: What would be an example of an negative (OPTIONS:
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Answer: I have been wanting to try Red Door for a while, the bold Red Door calling my name. I have been to my fair share of Spas, but lean towards resorts when I am craving luxury. Stick to old faithful for the bi weekly services. Any who, I discovered Spa Week in the Valley and saw that Red Door was on the list of providers I thought I hit the spa jackpot!. I really was thinking that Spa Week was an awesome promotion, get your facial on week, but now I can't tell if it actually causes the spas to be lazy. Premise of Spa Week, Spas offer 50 minutes services for $50, each place has a select 3 things they are offering. I booked a facial with mircoderm and pedicure ($50 each service, microderm extra which is understandable), each service costing $50. I showed up about 5 minutes before my appt. ( work ran late) I stood there for about 10 mins, while the front desk had one person sign in and out. A couple other employees walked by but seemed to act too busy to assist. Once completed and one person cutting in line, the front desk escorts me back with another customer, doesn't show us around and leaves me to show the other patron how to use the electronic lock ( used them at Joya :) Facial: I couldn't get mircoderm since I use an acid treatment regularly on my face ( must have 2 week break) I got a 30 minute facial that was a makeup removal, execration and a face mask. I got a week arm massage and it was over and not to mention cut short by 10 minutes, you do need to honor the 10 minutes I stood at the front counter. Pedicure: This on the other hand was painfully long. I had asked the front desk to shorten and add a polish change so my nails would match ( I would pay extra) When the nail tech came to get me, should told me she didn't know and didn't have time. I am sorry, I don't know why, but the cultural cheaper nails places ( Andy's, Chic and Kens) They know how to give a pedicure...They get down in there scrub it off and slap on some perfect polish. I do expect a $20 massage on my feet in a $50 pedicure, not paraffin which I could drip a cancel on my foot. This is basically what you are paying for. Well as you can imagine that massage was lack luster as well. The whole place was lack luster, small locker room and I am not even sure there was a steam room, I was definitely not shown around or told there was. I give the Kudos on the Decor, the agency they hired at corporate did a great job. However, I will not be going back, I fell so let down...I was so excited and the follow thru was just not there, but they did have time to plug some products.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output: Living Social brought us to this place. It's located in Old Town, near all of the nightlife. However, it's kind of tucked away on a side street one block away from most of the action. I've driven past this place at least a dozen times and didn't notice it. We went during the middle of the week, when it's not full of youngsters and partiers. When we walked in, I noticed it smelled like a college bar.....musty, greasy, alcohol-ly....Is that a word? Those of you who've been in these kind of bars know what I'm talking about. We tried several menu items here, Burgers, Onion Rings, Mozzarella Sticks, etc. All of them were mediocre at best. Perhaps I would have a different opinion and taste if it didn't smell so bad in there. Another thing that annoyed me is the prize wheel they have in the lower bar area. It's a giant wheel, like you see at a casino, except that it has nails and a metal strip to stop it....when we were here some college kids were spinning this thing (for no reason) and it made a god-awful sound clanging like a cowbell, but 100x worse. Of course, none of the staff cared to stop them.....this went on for 10-15 minutes. The 2nd time we dropped by, the air conditioner wasn't working and it was muggy in the restaurant....plus, the elevator to the 2nd floor broke down with several college kids stuck inside, so the fire department had to come rescue them.....big drama in numbnutzville. Overall, it was a terrible experience. There are lots of better options out there. Return Factor - 2%
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output: Typically, I don't have a pleasant dining experience whenever I visit buffets. Aside from not being able to eat my money's worth, I generally don't deem buffet food as superb and fresh. The buffet at the Wynn, on the other hand, was rather enjoyable. Yes, just as other reviewers have confessed, I stuffed myself perhaps a bit too much, slipping into a food coma or post-meal narcolepsy. Despite such crime against the pancreas/liver (with a minimum of 1000 calories in fat and carbs), I must say the food was delicious. The prime rib and the king crab legs were my favorite. The dessert bar was a sweet tooth's absolute heaven (or haven). Their creme brulee was by far my favorite, and I believe I went through 4 of them just to crack the top and eat the crispy, caramelized sugar. After about 2 hours, it was time to call it off, and we sluggishly waddled our way out. Next time, a prophylactic cocktail of a PPI, a statin (and maybe even a fibrate), and insulin would be a wise choice.
Input: OPTIONS:
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Output:
Very disappointing. We had dinner in new years eve... plates came out over one hour late, quality substandard relative to pricing. Nice setting. average service, horrible food.