Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given Yelp reviews. The task is to classify a review as "POSITIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEGATIVE" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.
Problem:Although I did not stay here, I have had enough experience with the Plaza today to know I would never stay here. Ever.

Long story short: bought a Living Social deal to stay here for 2 nights, get some other cheap throw-ins. Due to one of the associated vendors pulling out of the deal (and possibly due to a high amount of complaints about how the deal wasn't as sweet as advertised - i.e. a $100 ""gift certificate"" for dinner turning out to be $100 off a minimum $250 tab, ""tickets to a show"" being entrance into a free lounge show, etc. ), Living Social and the third party that books the reservations for you pulled the plug and refunded the money.

Since I'd already made plans to go to Vegas for the weekend (and it wouldn't be a tragedy if I had to pay a little more to stay somewhere else), I tried to give the Plaza the opportunity to redeem itself. I called, and was offered a deal with a few bells and whistles, and while I was being given the sales pitch, I noticed it was actually about $60 cheaper to just book the room there without said ""deal"". I pointed this out to the reservation rep, and he said I wouldn't get all the throw-ins ($30 for slot play, $50 dinner voucher and tickets to a ""show""). I explained to this person there were a lot of complaints about the ""deal"" stuff being essentially worthless, and if I was going to take the deal, I just wanted assurance as to what these actually were. Said he'd have a manager call back in 20-30 minutes. Waited a little over an hour, called the manager, essentially reiterated the same thing, and told him if he gave me the original deal we'd purchased, I'd pay him the original price, and we'd be square. He refused, and after some discussion, pretty much told me that the third party (even though this third party is located within the plaza hotel itself) doesn't actually even book reservations, they just sell deals, and the relationship between the Plaza and the third party was some corporate handshake that he didn't know anything about, effectively ""I just work in reservations, I don't have anything to do with whatever deal you purchased"".

Phew. I feel better. So yeah. Won't be staying there, and glad I got out with my money back before I threw it away here.
Solution:
NEGATIVE