Sentiment analysis: Update: The roaches just keep on coming. I was told that I couldn't switch units because I would take them with me (even though the pest guy said it was not that type of roach and they were coming in from outside, NOT because of me), and I was also told I was "picky" for complaining about finding roaches in my apt. Also, the HVAC system is so loud, I have to raise the volume on the TV just to hear over it, and this place is directly in the noise path of every plane that takes off from McCarran. For everyone that says this place is 'quiet,' I'd get your hearing checked. On a positive note, the pool is decent and the maintenance guys are nice....
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Having never experienced Ethiopian food, I was very enthusiastic to try a new and highly rated cuisine. I crave spicy food & was hoping this would compliment, in a different manner, my love for Indian food. I'm always open to different cuisines, hoping to find my new fav. Needless to say from my 2 star rating, this won't make my top 5 list. First I did not care for the sponge bread nor did anyone else in my party. It was rather tasteless & the consistency made for a better dish rag than food source. Our party of three ordered the Meskerem combo, the veggie combie, and a chicken dish. The lentils that came with all three were extremely bland & not even in the ballpark as the lentils I've had in Indian restaurants. Where's the spice? The greens that came with my chicken dish were pretty good, but for some unknown reason, the greens that came on my wife's veggie combo were just plain nasty. Uneatable. The chickpeas had no flavor at all. The best items on the menu were the beef and chicken dishes that came in some brown sauce which had an element of heat, perhaps the only redemption to an otherwise forgettable meal. So I left with the question "Is Meskerem just a bad version of Ethiopian cuisine or is all Ethiopian cuisine bad?" Is this really the "perfect opportunity to enjoy the unique spices and culinary mastery of Chef Tigest's skill" as Meskerem's website states? How does the spiciness of this cuisine compare with a fine Indian restaurant? Is the sponge bread as good as naan bread? No way. Is any item they served better than most Indian dishes I've tried. No way. All three members of my party agreed. Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months. Just because a cuisine is unique does not make it good.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: This property is an embarrassment to the Hilton name. They did an extremely poor job at remodeling this location. Everything has been a cosmetic fix. The jetted tub on our room looks as though its from the 70's, huge, off white with filthy jets. The doors were chipped. The fluorescent lighting is definitely not from this era. And the rust on the bathroom fixtures is disgusting! To top it off, they can't get their check out times figured out. We called the front desk at 10 to confirm the checkout time. The gentleman says 11. By 10:55 we're getting a phone call from the front desk asking us what time we're checking out because checkout was at 10. Really?!?!? The staff here is poorly trained! We waited almost 20 minutes for the bell boy so we can check our bags at the bell desk prior to departure. When I asked the lady who called us (I knew it was her because of her Filipino accent, and she was the only Asian one there). She was quick and short in her response. Not sure if all the eye makeup was causing her head to be too heavy thus leaving her to NOT speak or think clearly! Nonetheless, it is the ultimate WORSE Hilton property in Las Vegas! They need to tear this place down, and rebuild instead of trying to continuously upgrade. I do not recommend this location nor would I return!
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negative