Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A: Unbelievable hotel, terrific decor, casino floor, and restaurants, and top notch service in the heart of City Center! We came out here for a bachelor party, with the bachelor and best man cooped up in one of their nicest suites - our first stop for pre gaming before we headed out. The suite (and all rooms for that matter) are neatly appointed with modern amenities, including split shower/tub stalls, floor to ceiling windows, and complete Control4 automation. If you so chose, you could wake up to curtains opening, TV powered on to CBS, and a variety of lighting settings to top it off. EVERYTHING was connected/automated and easy to use, whether you reached for the wall light switches or if you wanted to dig through the menus on the bed side touchpad. While in Vegas, we dined at the on-premesis Jean Georges steakhouse, with our party seated at their private chef's table, but I'll save that excellent experience for another review. We ran into a few hiccups here however - first, our room's carpets were wet (practically soaked) upon check in. A call down to the desk revealed that they actually shampoo their rugs in-between reservations, but unfortunately, ours wasn't dry yet. They changed our room and added another $50 credit to our room account. In our new room, the safe and curtains did not work correctly. While they fixed the safe, the curtains were never fixed. Since they were motor-driven and automated, we had no way to manually open and close them ourselves, so it took several button and a few minutes to simply open/close the blackout curtain. Service was friendly throughout, but I guess sometimes all the technology comes with a few caveats. Table games were $25 and up on Fridays and Saturdays, which is run-of-the-mill for a hotel of this caliber, so if you're looking for cheaper gambling, head elsewhere. Overall, for the amenities, modern decor, and friendly staff, I'd recommend this hotel for anyone seeking good location and a classy hotel room for their Vegas vacation!

Problem: Write a negative yelp review.
A: This review is focused ONLY on the dining part of the experience. It looked like plenty of people were having a great time dancing to the live country band, but we were just there for dinner with friends. Although the servers were friendly, the food was less than desirable. We ordered the Nacho's (OK), Onion Rings (pretty good), brisket sandwich (not good) and ribs (not good). The brisket sandwich was laid out on a small bun that looked like the ones you buy at the store for .99 cents. The worse part was the cheese. It had the texture of Velveta and just didn't go well with the sandwich. Our friend, who had ordered the cheeseburger only ate one bite (same issue). She planned on taking it home and trying to remove the cheese and replacing it with some other kind. The sauce the ribs were in seemed to be ketchup based. The ribs themselves underneath the sauce seemed large and meaty but the sauce just destroyed them. Both my friend and I had ordered the full-rack. Both of us decided to eat only about 1/4 of them and then take them home, wipe all the sauce off and try our own bbq sauce at home. The side order of beans were bland and the cole slaw was ok. We also ordered a wedge salad that was ok. Overall, if you like country dancing, playing pool, etc. then this place could be fun. I personally would never eat dinner here again.

Problem: Write a positive yelp review.
A:
We went to Giada for a nice birthday dinner. The first thing you notice when walking in, is the environment is intriguing. By that, I mean there are so many things to look at. From the fresh pasta being made to the decorations, the environment can be a little intoxicating (in a good way) The food was amazing! We got the cheese, the bucatini, and the veal chop. As well as a bottle of sparkling. The sommelier was great! I can't remember his name off the top of my head, but he was very willing to chat with us about the winery where our wine came from, and spent a good amount of time with us. Our glasses were never empty. Whether it was the server or sommelier, both were very attentive. The desserts were incredible. The ricotta cake was a delightful surprise, and the lemon cookies were addictive. Our service was top notch. Our server was Rocco. As an italian, he fits in perfectly at Giada. However, his service was absolutely incredible. I highly recommend asking for him if you make a reservation at Giada. I believe service is the key to a great restaurant, and here, Rocco makes this experience and restaurant absolutely amazing. I highly recommend Giada, and Rocco as your server.