Sentiment analysis: Sal si puedes. From a business trip perspective, this place was major fail. I was here for a conference, related to internet commerce. Hey, guess what didn't work? Give up? 'K, I'll tell you. Internet. The people at the check-in counter were happy to announce that the hotel had recently upgraded to wifi. Recently? This should have been done a long time ago, not last week. See my last review from two years ago, regarding no internet. If it wants to host conferences, the Rio needs to be able to support the conference's needs. I was refunded the $14/day internet access fee, as were most other conference-goers who complained I'm sure, but it cost the guests much more than that. It cost them their business, as virtual meetings and skype calls, and even simple activities like checking email, could not be done. And for $200/night to stay there? No. There remain two redeeming features of the Rio. * Gaylord's Indian restaurant. Completely decent Indian food at completely decent prices, in a well-appointed space. Totally overlooked and underappreciated by most Rio guests as they surge frantically towards the All-Murkin bar and grill. And because so few people dine there, they don't have the staff to handle moderate traffic from the all-murkin bar and grill spillover at lunchtime. Poor guys. I say to them: Sal Si Puedes. * The second feature is the free shuttle, because it takes you *away* from the Rio. SAL SI PUEDES!
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Sentiment analysis: Fellas-Looking for a $12 haircut that looks like you went to an exclusive South Park salon? This is your place. Venus 21 is tucked in an East Charlotte shopping center (Intersection of Village Lake Dr. and Indepedence Blvd.) where Lebo's and K & W is located. They do women, men, and children. And I believe they have tanning. I have not recieved a hair cut this precise ever; they use scissors and a razor to ensure that you don't have random hairs sticking out, shaving your neckline with a razor (the entire perimeter, not just the back) and spend way more time that Great Clips or even Sports Clips. The only drawback is that most of the barbers speak Spanish. The owner is a New York Dominican and if he doesn't cut your hair, he will make sure that the other barbers understand how you want it cut. It is a veritable melting pot-Latins, African-Americans, and a few whites. I've never waited more than 10 minutes to be served. If you don't mind the banter in Spanish between the barbers, I promise you that will you get a good haircut.
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Purchased a living social deal.. What better way to find a new salon without spending a bunch of cash and possibly end up unhappy? I was also curious about how organic hair color would work on my hair that has been abused with Redken for years. I work in an industry where we survive on tips, so I get it, its annoying when someone uses a coupon...but it also brings in a new customer base. I bought my living social deal for $69 today (7/21/2014) and called to make an appointment. I was hoping for sometime next week and the chick on the phone goes "uhhhh we don't have anything available for that until October 5th." Coupon returned.
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negative