Q: negative

A: I've stayed in hotels on all kinds and in lots of different cities. This by far was the worst experience I've ever had in any hotel. Staff- rude, insensitive, arrogant, and acted like they were doing us a favor by staying at the hotel. Might have been anti-American. Accommodations- hoped for ancient charm, instead got warmed over 1950s hotel with a new bad paint job and odd rehab. Food-horrific, stay away from room service not only for the food but also because they don't like to provide service. Special circumstances-fire alarm in the middle of the night that was a false one. No explanation from staff, no umbrellas though we were lead outside in the rain. A great capper to our stay. Room- bad furniture and lumpy bed, room at the end of a hallway shortened by a half wall (don't try and understand, it makes no sense) Booked it through Travelocity and staff acted like we were "steerage" in the Titanic, third class who got in on a "cheap" ticket. I would not stay here for free. Location was not particularly good either. Saving grace- In the UK, tea time is a special event, unbeknownst to us Americans. We stopped by the hotel tea area (in an aviary!) and asked for a seat w/o reservations on a Saturday (height of tea time). The food service manager had no room at all, and it was clearly well booked. She made room for us somehow by going out of her way, while maintaining a wonderfully pleasant attitude. We had a great time and she was a major reason why. We found out, by talking to her a bit, that she was new to the hotel. For a moment I felt a bit sad, anticipating that the unfriendly, unprofessional, and rude staff culture would probably overwhelm her at some point. If you call yourself the Waldorf, claim you are five star, and your room cost is $600 a night your every aspect should reflect your claims. Not close and was nothing more than false advertising. STAY AWAY, except at tea time!

Q: positive

A: This place was great for us, There were two fights in Vegas and all the rooms were well over a starting price of $100 and basically, you could not find a room. As we drove by we stopped here, they had 11 rooms left and we stayed for about 55 bucks. The big pluses for us were good food that was well priced and decent rooms. Casino was nice too. Pancakes and eggs (and bacon I think) from late at night till early morning for $3.99. Nice dinners for way less than Vegas where it seems you can't get out of a place without paying $50 for dinner for two. Vegas used to have good food for cheap but not anymore. This place is a little like a step back in time. Nice staff too, our daughter forgot her pillow and we were going to write it off, my wife called and Mark in security went and immediately found the pillow as if we had lost something particularly valuable. He put it in a box and shipped to us, no questions asked and without asking us to pay the shipping which would have been fair. THNAK YOU Mark in security. You made us smile. It is also close to Hoover Dam (maybe 10 minutes or so) which we visited and was well worth the stop. You can also head to Searchlight and Cottonwood Cove (about 50 minutes) and go to the cove at night. Lay on the beach at the edge of the cove and watch billions of stars and count the falling ones. We counted about 20 in a few hours. Really, you should do this, one of those unplanned things that is magic. So beautiful. An unbelievable evening our family shared.

Q: negative

A: Welcome to the most ghetto and dangerous place in Vegas. You walk in and all the extras that played roles in "boys in the hood" and "menace to society" are just hanging out. I don't get how this place stays open when the white people that walk in are visibly fearing for their lives. Oh and the place has roaches that are visibly just crawling around. just don't do it

Q: positive

A:
This is a neat family owned business with two locations in the southeast valley. This particular location has a slightly older crowd and a very relaxed but fun atmosphere. The baristas are always high energy and very friendly, half the fun is ordering your coffee. The coffee isn't exactly the best quality and they only serve in disposable cups despite the high amount of regular customers. But they have so many coffee and non-coffee options so everyone is sure to find something they'll love. Also a good spot to study except for the music selection (kinda dated and distractingly so). Open very early and open the latest out of any coffee shop I know. It is also in a nice strip mall with a grocery and several restaurants AND an artificial lake with DUCKS ! I love ducks and feeding them so I'm always enthusiastic to come here. I love you Coffee Rush ! But please start using ceramic mugs or start selling reusable coffee mugs (preferably not made in China). Thanks!