Sentiment analysis: Worst place ever. Dropped off clothes when I got to town on Thursday. On Monday when I was going back home to San Diego, they said one shirt was not ready and they would mail it to me as soon as it was. After the third call to notify them I had not received it and then responding that they would "check and get back to me". They finally told me to pick it up when I came to town next. I said I didn't know when that would be, but my friends went in to get it a couple of months later and they couldn't find it. I just went in on Friday once I got back to Vegas and they again couldn't locate it, told me it was probably donated to goodwill, and refused to let me speak to a manager. I asked to speak with the owner. But apparently she lives in Korea. They refused to compensate me for my $100 shirt. Obviously will never be returning. Will also be contacting BBB. Terrible customer service and poor business management.
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Sentiment analysis: The only thing that I enjoyed here was their dessert table. The food was only so so and being that it is one of the cheaper buffets on the Las Vegas strip, even the price wasn't worth the food that was available.
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Sentiment analysis: Authentically poor French customer service. Stood in line over an hour to check in. $20 per day mandatory resort fee, not disclosed when we made reservation. Casino smokey. $16 per day wi-fi, and no 3G. TV in room all advertisements, only about 8 actual channels. No coffee maker in room, had to stand in line 45 minutes to get a weak and overpriced cup of coffee in the morning. Room hot and stuffy, thermostat on wall was apparently just a decoration. Pool overly crowded and inadequately heated, not enough chairs for all the guests. Kitschy decor. They just put "le" in front of everything ("Le Pizza", "Le Registration", "Le Casino") and expect that to make you feel like you're in Paris.
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