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An example of an positive review: My family goes to Vegas A LOT. I mean A LOT. So I've been to most of the hotels there. Paris has been the best by leaps and bounds. We stayed in the Red Room, which is their second 'fancy' room. The interior was beautiful, and the beds were really comfy . The maids did a fantastic job of cleaning the room, and were super friendly, unlike most other places. We had a minor problem with our toilett, so we called the front desk, and they had some one up at our room within 10 minutes. It's also a plus that they don't charge any resort fees, not many hotels there do that. They had some awesome places to eat inside the hotel as well, with many different price ranges. The atmosphere of the hotel was amazing, they really went all out on making it feel like you were in Paris, it was truly fantastic. The front desk staff were very friendly and efficient as well. We will be coming back here again for certain.

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An example of an negative review: Tacky has a new definition - the Tropicana. Spent the weekend here as recommended by the hosts of the UK/US scooter rally this year. As many times as I have stayed in Vegas, I have never stayed here and had no idea what awaited me. Im usually a big fan of not spending a lot of coin on a hotel. If you're like me, you dont spend much time in them, so whats the point. Following that logic, the Tropicana should be a no brainer. Well, not in this case. Its hard to believe a Casino built roughly 30 years ago has not seen an upgrade when you consider the wear and tear one must go through in Vegas. Carpet repaired with duct tape? Original faux bamboo couches? Multiple dark stains on the carpet that look suspiciously like blood? The omnipresent aroma of a men's locker room? You dont need sophisticated instruments to know that there are poor attempts to eliminate vile fluids from every surface of this place. One room is good for 1000 CSI episodes. Its because of this, its seriously hard to get any sleep despite your disposition or lucidity. And the mirrors on the ceiling? Useful to better time the dry heaves you get just thinking about all of the gnarly debauchery. Set this place on fire, please. Jesus.

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An example of an negative review: I went here about a year ago with a friend and enjoyed it. Nice staff, good food and was pleased. I have a group of friends from work that we rotate selecting a restaurant to out eat at. I decided on The Melting Point as my choice and phoned the restaurant to place the reservation. The guy taking the reservations could hardly be heard or understood--there was no accent just a rushed feeling to get off the phone. I explained there would be a party of 8 people dining for dinner. I was told I needed to provide a credit card to hold the reservation and if we were late or no-shows a $10 per person charge would be applied. WHAT!?! Needless to say, I contacted my friends and picked another restaurant that doesn't pull these kinds of tricks. Sorry Melting Pot, but that's a bit rude and a good way to drive off repeat customers.

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An example of an negative review: Not a bad place to grab a drink if price is your concern. Food menu is slim and nothing was that good. We ordered: sweet potato fries - good flavor, a bit limp, nice honey dip onion rings - crispy, fried part fell off of the onions spinach artichoke dip - liked the taste of it but there were HUGE artichoke chunks that were too big to eat Popular place for karaoke, or at least it sounded like it.