Sentiment analysis: I loved the Golden Nugget!! For someone that doesn't like the Old School Downtown Vegas feel, you probably wouldn't like it here. Downtown Vegas just has a different cooler feel to it. There's not a bunch of ho/douche bags walking around and there is tons of stuff to do still. I stayed here for my bachelorette party and we rented a cabana for the day. Best thing we could have done. It was perfect!! It was back in August (scorching hot!!) so we needed the shade. It wasn't cheap but it wasn't that much either considering how much you get. Loved the pool and the slide! Very cool feature. We stayed in the gold tower and the rooms are gigantic! Only thing that bugged was no wifi which I seriously don't understand with Vegas...bleh. Club there sucks!! Do not go...you will be disappointed. But, other than that, there is plenty of bars on Fremont Street to go to and plenty of restaurants. They have a Chart House and a steak house. Not too shabby! I did get VIP check in but didn't realize where you do that and stood in the normal check out line for 30 minutes before realizing it was in a smaller room hidden on the side...really?? Oh well. Valet parking takes forever too but that's expected with Vegas. I will definitely be coming back with my hubby this time! :) OH YEAH, almost forgot!! They have an "adult" pool on the top floor (16 and older) that's open til 4am!! That was awesome!!
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positive

Sentiment analysis: Wy-Knot? The service mainly. This morning, I "attempted to" have brunch with a friend at this restaurant. The reason I use "attempted to" rather than "did" is due to our 10:46am arrival at the restaurant resulting in a 12:02pm serving of our meals. I have been operating under the impression that 14 minutes in industry standard for seating to serving; evidently this establishment is not standard. Simply put, we had breakfast for lunch. MEAL SUMMARY (-2.5 / 5): 10:46am: Upon arrival, we were begrudgingly greeted by the server, who informed us our table (the one inside the restaurant with patio chairs - you'll know what I'm talking about if you still go) would be ready once it was cleaned. Why the previous patron's dirty dishes were still sitting on the table is beyond me. 10:51am: We were seated and promptly ordered coffees and waters. The coffees came quickly. We ordered our meals as the coffees arrived, and the waters came minutes later. 11:05am: I thought for the first time, "I wonder how much longer till my food arrives?" 11:08am: Our server refilled our coffees. 11:17am: I noticed others arriving at the restaurant were receiving their meals. I had not received mine. 11:21am: I realized the splattered painting right by my right shoulder was for sale for $2400. I doubt anyone will purchase it. 11:27am: Our server refills our coffees and apologizes for the delay in our meals. She informs us their POS system was having problems and failed to generate a ticket. She asks us again what we ordered and says it will be the only ticket in, so our meals should arrive quickly. 11:35am: My friend and I have a conversation where we made fun of a mutual friend behind his or her back. I briefly forget my oppressive hunger and dropping blood-sugar levels. 11:43am: The male server refills our coffees and informs us our meals will be our shortly. As he leaves, he pats me on the shoulder and says, "Thanks for the patience, bud." I do not know him and doubt we'd be buds if I did. 11:50am: Every customer who was in the restaurant at our arrival is gone. 11:52am: My friend becomes agitated at the delays. We discuss how much of the bill should be comped due to delays. We agree 50% is fair for us to give Wy-Knot another try in the future. 11:54am: I wish we would have gone to Matt's. 11:56am: Coffee refill #5. I've drank a lot of coffee. 12:02am: Our meals arrive. I do not remember the next 12 minutes. 12:14am: I'm full. 12:16am: Our bill arrives. We have been compensated for one of the coffees. I become the agitated one. I ask if that's really the best they can do. The server goes to speak to the manager. 12:19am: Our bill is reissued with a 10% discount. I decide I will not return in the future. 12:25am: Departure. FOOD REVIEW (3.5 / 5): I had the stuffed cinnamon french toast. It was good, but seemed overpriced at $12.00. A good breakfast in Phoenix, but not anything amazing. Banana and vanilla flavors went nicely with the toast, and the portions were large. Plus .5 for the side of bacon. OVERALL: Wy-Knot would have a desirable dining experience with much better service. There are other breakfast places in the Midtown and Arcadia neighborhoods I would visit before this one.
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negative

Sentiment analysis: Super kid friendly! Staff goes above and beyond to make your little ones feel welcome. Excellent food. Loved the Peshawari Nan and Chicken Korma. Kids loved the plain nan. Don't wait to give it a try and bring the whole family!
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positive