Sentiment analysis: My first trip to the Camelback Inn Spa was a few years ago, but the wonderful experience I had has stayed with me and made me dream of the day when I can go back. (Soon, I keep telling myself, soon!) It was my first time EVER to a spa. So, yes, I was a spa virgin. And, let's not kid ourselves, I was kind of nervous. (Who wouldn't be on their first time?!) I didn't know what to expect. Was I suppose to take off all my clothes and have complete strangers see me naked? Yikes! But of course, they're professionals. I was just unsure of the protocol. Not to worry. I went with the flow. Something I usually have a hard time doing. But, hey, it was a spa. I was suppose to be relaxing, right? What made the experience so great were the people. Everyone was very kind, not snooty, as can be the case in some places in the greater Phoenix area (I won't name names). The place was clean, calming and comfortable -- what I like to call the three C's of a great spa experience. The spa treatment I selected was the Aromatherapy Tea Wrap. It was divine! The aesthetician starts by applying a green tea serum all over your body, and then she wraps you up in warm sheets steamed in fresh herbs. For about thirty minutes your as snug as a bug in a rug. You also get a nice scalp massage followed by a cooling cucumber mask. After I was unmummified, she slathered a luxurious green tea lotion all over me and sent me off to bask in the glow of my first spa experience. And let me tell you, I felt like I was in heaven! I was the most relaxed I have ever been in my entire life! The overall experience was magical, to say the least. This place was able to take a tense, slightly neurotic, workaholic and turn her into a ultra-relaxed, go-with-the-flow, euphoric-feeling spa girl. I'll be back, I promise!

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Sentiment analysis: this place plainly sucks, unless you have not taste for great Mexican food than you should go here. The food was discussing and the black beans were way undercooked, which he said that's because they were for the salad ( I want them cook even for my salad) nothing like a cold crunchy bean. The salsa was way to runny and had no flavor but the chili powder or what ever was it in. It's not worth the price they want...GROSS GROSS GROSS

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Sentiment analysis: This place has gone a bit downhill as far as service goes and now methinks the food is to. It was only 4 pm and there were more service staff to customers. Maybe it was the heat but the staff looked like they had a Meh! attitude and just going through the motions. Hostess just pointed me to a table and it took about 10 min. for the wairtress to acknowledge me. Took about another 10 min to get my ice tea. The cup of chili was the highlight of the meal and not so much the entree. A different gal brought my chili but never offered to refill my tea which was empty. Didn't get a refill until I was part way through my meal. Good thing they had A/C or I might have become dehydrated lol. The waitress was very indifferent and I felt like I was more of a bother than a customer. Now for the meal. Had the chicken fried steak, mashed taters and corn on the cob. All items felt like they had been sitting under the heating light way too long. The corn tasted like it had been soaking all day in water, Should have went next door to Red Lobster to borrow a lobster bib, it was so wet, soggy and not crisp. The mashed taters were ok, but like I said not very hot. The chicken fried steak was tough and stringy and didn't look like it was very fresh compared to other places and the creamy black pepper gravy had no pepper in it, looked like Mr Magoo missed the gravy and put all the pepper on the corn on the cob!

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negative