Q: positive

A: The red curry is good not great..Good price and good service. I recommend coming during dinner time for more options.

Q: negative

A: Its a margarita store inside a mall... not that cool. Go and do something else in vegas.

Q: positive

A: Vegas.com, I love you for the deal I got on the Paradise City suite. Cute blonde girl at the HRH check-in, I love you for upgrading us to the Pool View suite. :) For half off the stay, how could I not have chosen the Hard Rock? Yes, it's a nice jaunt to the Strip (but we did it twice). Yes, the food choices here are a hit-and-miss. And YES, trying to find the HRH Towers check-in was something akin to Indiana Jones' search for the Holy Grail. However, once I did find it and prepped my feet for the walking (and then my wallet for the cab fare once my feet gave out), I really enjoyed my time here. The bathroom was probably my favorite part of the room.... HUGE shower with two showerheads, spa-sized tub (which I didn't get to use, boo!) and of course, ALL open and perfectly viewable by the entire room (lovely when you're there with a lov-ahh). My lov-ahh's favorite part of the room was easily the bed... big and fluffy, huge pillows and enough room for us both to stretch out. I unfortunately was not able to use the pool nearly as much as I was hoping to (go figure that the week we stay there, Vegas is hit with freak weather). The one day I was able to go lay out, I was digging the pool layout. The Relax party was going on in a different area, but the music was very audible where I was laying... so I was able to bask in the sun (while it was there) and listen to some pretty decent mash-ups. Would I come back and pay full-price? As long as the damn sun promises to show up!!!

Q: negative

A:
Eek! Methinks not, indeed! Okay, I never usually give a place a 1 star because I have this moral dilemma with it... BUT, I also never usually walk out of a restaurant. So, I walked in, was awkwardly greeted, and told to have a seat. It was lunch time, so the place was full, but not overflowing with stressed out customers. In all honesty, it was a typical lunchtime scenario inside. *I'd also like to note that I read reviews for slower than average service, so I was prepared to wait a little extra to try the food* Once I sat down, I noticed the server bringing menus over to the patrons that entered immediately before me, but he never came over with one for me. I decided to patiently wait for the next five minutes. That's when I started overhearing the conversation at the table next to me, and to sum it up: I don't know if we can stay and eat, we might have to get it to go.. We've been waiting a long time. Again, that's not verbatim, but it's exactly along those lines. I figured the reviews were right about the food prep times, and continued to wait. After a few more minutes passed by, another couple walked in, were acknowledged and seated, and after a minute, they were given menus (This is about 8-10 minutes in). It was then that the server came over with water for the first couple that had walked in before me. He then walked back to the drink area and brought out two more glasses of water for the couple that came in almost ten minutes after me. With no menu, water or sense of appreciation for wanting to spend my money at Fresh Mint, I got up and walked out. A good way to lose a customer is to not serve them. With service complaints since 2008 on Yelp, I really think something needs to be done. That was unbelievably insulting.