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In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

No pros. What has happened to MGM Properties?
Color-cordinated duct tape does not a carpet repair make. In the parking garage, stacked, unwrapped mattresses and box springs from the remodel and what is certain is these, after being stored in an open-air environment, are re-used in the hotel rooms. Same for the furnishings. What else am I to think but; ""if they cut corners here, in this manner, where else?"" Do they scrape left-overs off patron's plates in the restaurants to make new plates for the next person? And these are just the first impressions you get upon driving/walking-into the hotel.

At check-in, you are immediately made to feel like you did something wrong or are a second-class citizen for ordering your room through LasVegas.com. And that assumption becomes stark reality upon entering your room. Dirt on the floor from previous tenants. A part of a clothing tag there, a red piece of lint there (I would look at that same lint on the bathroom floor every morning as I used the toilet meaning, it was never cleaned) a couple of pennies on the floor there. Things that a vacuum couldn't have missed which tells you that it hadn't been vacuumed.

An austerity and conservation program that asks you to sleep on dirty bed linens. However, you have the opportunity to request from housekeeping that the linens get changed every day, which we did. This did not go unpunished.

Only 2 towels for 2 people in the bath. No hand towels, no laundry bag, no stationery in the desk, no coffee-maker, no refrigerator and furniture that is stained so severely you are afraid to sit on it or worse, broken so you cannot utilize it.

Hair in the bathtub drain and a faucet in the tub that doesn't shut-off properly. You only have one option, full-on, but that doesn't matter for a shower because the shower head is so compromised that only a bare minimum of water can make its way to you and even that, in misdirected and errant streams. It's hard to even rinse the soap from your body. But you wouldn't know it because the lighting is so poor in the shower because, well, because there is no light. The light must filter in from over the vanity but it can't because of two opaque shower curtains. Both are on the same hangers and do not permit leaving the exterior curtain open while you attempt to shower.

Aside from lacking common sense, this system, it seems, leaves the property owner open to severe liability should someone fall in the tub due to poor visibility.

The room does include an alarm clock that goes off automatically, every day, at 5AM. With no instruction on how to turn it off.
The phone book is two years old, the TV is old, small and dirty. I have larger screens in my vehicles. It would have been funny but it wasn't.

No working vent in the bath so the mirrors fog up and reveal the hap hazard streaks and wipe marks of the very poor cleaning that seems never to include the far end of the mirror.

The curtains are tattered and the air-conditioner window unit is so poorly designed and placed that it blows open the drapes to create a flickering light should you decide to try and sleep in the daylight hours. The noise is absurd and the unit must cycle on every 5 minutes in an effort to maintain a 69 temp even on a mild 85 day.

We requested more towels the first day and they were promised but never arrived. We again requested more towels the second day (at 8:30 AM) but were told that house keeping didn't arrive until 9AM so our showers would have to wait. At 9:30 we called back and were told ""I just got in, I don't know, I will run your order through again."" Whatever that means. Can I assume that just got in means 30 minutes ago and I don't know means the order was never received? No. Because the man on the phone seemed to know what the order was without me ever telling him. Clearly he had received the order. So we waited and waited and waited. We should be enjoying our holiday, out and about and spending money at the tables. That seems like a good business model to me. But no. We wait instead for towels that never come.

When we finally complain loudly and long enough we get upgraded to another, in another tower and are offered no help in moving our things. So we pack and move ourselves (again, when we should be out enjoying our holiday) and when we get there our ""upgrade"" is, in many ways, worse than the previous room. No hangers. So we call housekeeping and request some and are promised they will be delivered right up to us. That's at noon. We call back at 2. No answer. Try to call the front desk. No answer. Call the operator and ask to speak with the manager. We get a supervisor instead. He promises hangers. At 4pm we call back, still no hangers. I told him our clothes, which we had to pack and move ourselves, are now wrinkled and we have a dinner date. He suggests I use the iron. May I suggest he be sent to class to learn what customer service is?

I could go on & on but no room!
Output:
NEGATIVE