Q: I stayed at the Planet Hollywood towers this past weekend 2/13 -2/15 Because this is a new hotel there were lots of issues. My first room had a toilet that didn't work properly. After waiting on hold for over 20 minutes for help I was helped by the desk manager and moved to an upgraded room. The room was lovely but was missing some of the standard amenities that were supposed to be there ( bottles of water, shampoo, paper towels for the kitchen etc) We had 4 rooms reserved and found that each of us got different service ... some got water, some got magazines, and the newspaper.. but we didn't all get everything. One of my TVs had no sound, I couldn't turn off the light in the kitchen, the temperature in the room was inconsistent, as someone else mentioned the water pressure in the shower was awful, and the black toilets... were just weird, plus even though I reported it twice the bulb remained out over the toilet in the bathroom my whole stay. Unfortunately the rooms are not sound proofed well, I could hear the traffic all night (sirens etc) even though I was on the 28th floor, and my neighbors alarm clock each morning. The complete black out curtains were great. I even had a projection TV that was as large as the whole wall. The hotel charges a daily resort fee but I couldn't figure out what it was for, the pool wasn't open, there were no bars, or lounges, and no other resort features. The convenience of the mall was great and I didn't find that the walk to the casino took that long once you figured out the shortest route. The location is great. It is also important to note that this is a Time Share property.

A: negative

Q: My girlfriend and I are always on the search for good and truly spicy food, and when we saw the living social coupon for Jalapeno Inferno, we were pretty intrigued. Unfortunately our experience was very underwhelming. After a long wait before seeing a waitress, we ordered a couple of their "premium" margaritas, which we both thought were just okay, a little on the sour side, and overall, lacked balance. We ordered the smoked pork quesadilla and the Texas style enchiladas to split for dinner. It always bugs us a bit when something is listed as "not for the faint of heart" due to it's spiciness, and it comes out medium spicy at best. The management is super nice, and offered to buy us an app for our initial wait. One of the managers also recommended a pureed hatch child sauce which made things much better, and had a nice kick, but we felt this should have been somehow infused in the dishes. Ambiance was kind of all over the place, and we would have liked to have had some more traditional Mexican type of music as opposed to the pop channel they had on. Service seemed to be good around us, but I think that our server was just over sat, and forgot about us after our food came out. Over all, we wouldn't recommend this for spicy food enthusiasts or authentic Mexican food connoisseurs, but we think that it'd probably be a good place for families.

A: negative

Q: Having just returned from a week in Cornwall where I subsisted on a daily ration of a pasty and a bowl of soup, i had high expectations. I bought two of the traditional pasties, took them home and finished cooking them according to directions. They are way too hot! The spicy pepper or chili seasoning overwhelms the goodness of the meat, potato, and (presumably) rutabaga. The pastry was good, the ingredients were good, but the spice has no business being in a Cornish pasty.

A: negative

Q: I expected better for the price.

A:
negative