Q: positive

A: The coffee was fine but not spectacular, and pricey although obviously you'll suck it up because you must have something to sip on alongside your yummy treats. I'd say the cardamom bun is reason alone to make it over here, but there's also plenty of nice dense rye breads and crisp crackerbread, fresh sandwiches, and lots of other enticing goodies. The space is bright and glassy, and there are a few comfy couches and a long communal table to sit and read. During the day you might like to stay a while, they even have a basket of blankets to keep yourself warm.

Q: positive

A: Stayed here two nights in February and it was perfect for my needs. Plus I got the room through priceline for $40. I am so cheap. Sleep number bed was great (and kinda fun to play with..). Pretty standard room. Clean and didn't stink. Couldn't get the WiFi to work but maybe that was me. Just used the hardwire. Ok, so I couldn't lie on the bed and do my work. Whatever. Didn't try the restaurant. I always ended up at Panera just down the street. Didn't try the pool/hot tub. For some odd reason, I didn't think to bring my swimsuit to WI in February. Anyway, I peeked in there on Friday eve. and there was a dude with big moobs sitting in the hottub. No thanks. But it looked clean. The "exercise facility" was basically a converted room, but there were a couple machines and a tv and it was empty and didn't stink so ok. It was more crowded on Friday but still quiet enough for me to sleep. Other than a couple elephants running in the hall earlier in the evening, I didn't hear anything.

Q: positive

A: Looking to get away from Las Vegas for just a moment? In my opinion, Tivoli Village is one of the few places where you can completely forget that you're in the valley of sin. Tivoli Village isn't necessarily a hot spot in Las Vegas, but it's definitely a luxurious and classy mini-town that should not be overlooked. Filled with small shops, boutiques, restaurants, and even business offices (upstairs), Tivoli Village to me has always been a perfect place to take a stroll with good company. On the westside of Tivoli Village is a handful of chairs and tables where I feel is the best spot in regards to people watching, relaxing, or to finish that great conversation you're having with someone. After kicking back for awhile, you can then stroll towards the center where sometimes a live band is performing. It doesn't cost anything to have a great time at Tivoli Village. All it cost is your time, which doesn't mean much when you're under all the beauty and lights that Tivoli Village has to offer. TIP: Daytime serves this place no justice. If you visit, do it at night when the lights shine bright like a diamond. Absolutely beautiful!!

Q: positive

A:
Good, but not amazing, "traditional arizona " mexican food. for some reason, i've had about five friends who have worked here as servers, and they all stuck around for at least a year, so i imagine the owners/managers are pretty cool. on sundays they have discounts on pitchers of beer and margaritas all day. the food is good and relatively inexpensive, and the select apps are half off during normal HH times. located right on hardy and university (wedged between Cornish Pasty and Cheba Hut) it's convenient and has good service.