Q: positive

A: Another local's special place to go. Food is excellent, service is pretty good and the prices are really reasonable for being in a casino. We have been there many times. It is also close to the strip so a great place to stop before a show or concert for some good food at a reasonable price.

Q: positive

A: AWESOME breakfast! The Bacon Donut and Savory French Toast are where it's at! SO good!

Q: positive

A: If you're at a 24 hour clinic, chances are that "woo-hoo!'s" are scarce. Our kitty was acting strangely yesterday... very uncoordinated, glassy eyes. Upon testing his blood sugar, we realized he was most likely in insulin shock. We rushed him to the vet and they were absolutely wonderful. The desk staff was very friendly and welcoming. Before I had even put my name to paper, a tech had come over to talk to us and they whisked him back to get immediate care. Shortly thereafter, they put us in a room and the vet came to speak with us. Dr. Lunt was extremely thorough and very compassionate. They wanted to keep him overnight to make sure his blood sugar returned to normal levels. Prior to leaving, they brought him into a room with us so we could spend a little time with him before leaving. He was pissy as all get out but calmed down with us in the room. They invited us to call at any point in the night to check on him. I called this morning and was put immediately on the phone with Dr. Lunt. Again, he was very thorough and compassionate. Our little guy is on the mend and we'll be picking him up shortly. Having an animal in distress is incredibly stressful. These folks know that and do everything possible to make you and your pet comfortable. It's obvious this isn't just a job - these people love animals. On top of that, they are conscious of costs. If your animal is in crisis, do not hesitate and take them here.

Q: negative

A:
Looking at the schedule of the resort activities upon arrival, we learned that Wednesday was a cowboy sing-along. No, I'm not shitting you. I love my family and we had a great time being with each other, but that really epitomized our opinion of this hokey old-person resort. If you have a timeshare somewhere like Vegas or the Poconos, this place might be worth your while to swap. For us (a family that owns our timeshare in Maui), it was quite a downward step. The room was smaller than our unit in Hawaii, which made little sense; it wasn't dirty, but also didn't feel as clean as other properties we've been to; a light was burned out in our room and the maintenance people neglected to fix it; and the workout room smelled like formaldehyde. The Marriott hotel across the way, however, is ridiculously luxurious. So if you're not bound to renting through the timeshare, you should stay over there instead. If you are bound to the timeshare, you can still use their pools, which is well worth it.