Q: Wonderful dumplings! Great service as well. We had the soup and the stone dumplings.

A: positive

Q: This place has the worst customer service. I had to get up 3 times to get more creamer and napkins! This place is awful.

A: negative

Q: I absolutely LOVED my stay here. We were upgraded to a Junior Suite in the Palace Tower and enjoyed our view of the strip and Bellagio water show (the view between the Augustus Tower and Bellagio) as well as our view of the pools, including the new 'hotel guest exclusive pool'. Our room was 900 square feet, had a huge closet, two bathrooms, very very comfy king sized bed and a decent sized sitting area. The bathroom was the best - There was one large shower with two showerheads that you could enter from either bathroom. The jacuzzi tub was large enough for two and so nice to have in the room. I was pleasantly surprised at how comfortable the bed was. I slept so well. The hotel staff was extremely helpful and pleasant - Andrew at the front desk is wonderful. Our housekeeping staff was very thorough and friendly when we saw them in the hallway. I like the location of Caesar's Palace, it's somewhat central to the hotels on that side of the strip (next door to Bellagio and Mirage, across the street from Harrah's, near TI and Venetian). We also explored the new Augustus Tower and the conference room area. We even passed a couple of the 'chapels' - I was always kind of curious what they looked like for whatever reason. They weren't all that exciting to look at, to be honest, but I can see how they had potential to be 'done up' a bit if the wedding party decided to do any decorating - just adding flowers would probably make it look like a funeral parlor.... I definitely want to check out Qua Day Spa on a future visit if we stay at Caesar's again. While I like Caesars Palace as a whole, easy access to the Forum Shops in particular, it's definitely not my favorite overall hotel. I still have an affinity for the Venetian. We weren't really intrigued by any of the restaurants in Caesars, with the exception of 808, but we were dazzled by our other dining options at the other hotels and decided to skip it this visit. This hotel makes a great 'homebase' to relax and recharge in between visits to all of the other great spots in Vegas!

A: positive

Q: I have my nails done every month and this month my normal nail salon was closed so I drove over to Q Royals Nail and Spa. The lady that checked me in was rude and refused to speak to me, she would only gesture instructions. My nail tech was about equally as quiet, which is fine because I much prefer to read my book than talk. Their special was $33 for a mani/pedi, so I decided to do that instead of just getting my normal pedicure. From my experience this package included trimming my nails and cuticles and rubbing some lotion on my feet. For him to brush a callus treatment over my feet was $5 more. When everything was said and done my nails looked worse than if I had done it myself. He trimmed my nails within about an 1/8" of having no nails (they were plenty long to begin with), one bloody cuticle and the polish is so sloppy that the sides of some of my nails aren't painted and the paint is all over my cuticles. The paint on my toes is dull and already looks 2 weeks faded. When I brought all of this to their attention they put another top coat on my toe nails. This place is obviously out to make the quick, convenient dollar. They are located in a major shopping center right by Starbucks and Whole Foods, so they obviously have enough traffic to keep them going, no one in the salon that day was very satisfied, but we are a culture of convenience. My suggestion is to spend one extra minute driving across the street to Ali's Nails (my current favorite salon) and get splendid and smiling customer service! The pedicures I get there are 1 hour, $25 and last for the whole month!!!

A:
negative