Q: You are given a review about a place. You need to provide a rating from "1 star" to "5 stars" for this place.
We have been to Vegas about 8 times in the past 5 years and have stayed at MGM every time. We always went back b/c of location, price and the lazy river. The past two visits, however, have permanently turned us off. Both times we had problems at check in (one visit we had to move rooms three times) and this last time they didn't have the type of room we had reserved. The woman helping us had no problem telling us we weren't very important to them b/c we don't gamble enough. She offered us two "upgrades". One was in the Grand, but had two queen beds (we were there on our honeymoon) and the other was in the Signature (which is about a 10 minute walk to the strip). Eventually we were put into a "nonsmoking" suite with a king size bed. When we got in, the room absolutely reeked of cigarettes. Didn't see much point is trying to change since it had taken us over an hour to get into that room.

The casino floor was crowded and louder than it normally is. Hard to find a table or machine to play on. We left after two nights and moved to the Venetian. The difference was night and day (but I'll talk about that in my Venetian review!)

We saw KA there (which was fantastic!), but otherwise spend most of our time outside of MGM. I could just say that it was a busy weekend in Vegas and that's why everything was so crowded, but the other casinos weren't bad at all. It seems like MGM had lowered their prices so much that they are over capacity most of the time. That's good for them, I suppose, but not good as one of their guests.

If you're looking for a relatively cheap place to stay and don't care much about service, check out MGM. Unless it's so crowded you can't move, the lazy river is still pretty fun. Otherwise, move on....
A:
2 stars