Q: negative

A: Slow service at Lons tonight. Great atmosphere.

Q: positive

A: We stayed here for 4 days and 3 nites. We choose this hotel due to price and location. All worked out great. Booked the room via Mlife. ...worth it. We always take an extremely early flight to Vegas as to not waste a minute. We arrived at 7:30am not expecting a room to be ready. Early check in is an additional $20 +tax which would be 10am. However they had a room ready for us...room 24258. It had a great view! Okay okay so the room wasn't as clean as it could be.....pubes in the shower, dust everywhere and someone's Hersey kiss flags. I'm not in Vegas to be in my room. So the pubes were taken care of and everything was A-OK. The ice buckets are super small. ....use 2 garage cans...fill your sink up with ice and boom you have an ice chest. Buy your beer at the CVS, a 30 pack of coors light was $30... $1 a beer sweet! In the food court right at the top of the stairs was an Italian restaurant that had $2 bud lights as an all day happy hour, by far the cheapest drinks besides having your own. We went to Vegas 2 years ago and the cost from then to how has increased by 75%! Get the most out your trip.

Q: positive

A: Can you say variety?! They have a little of everything. Italian, Chinese, Mongolian, Korean, Japanese, American, Mexican... I especially enjoyed the staples of the good buffets: prime rib and crab legs. When you're ready for dessert, try the gelato. WOW. Linger around the casino and you are bound to get coupons to the buffet. I got them from the pitboss and... somewhere else... I don't remember. Damn alcohol. Viva Las Vegas.

Q: negative

A:
I've really been wanting to stop by City Athletic for a few months because we recently moved and I've been looking for a new gym. I had been trying to convince my hubby why it would be worth it to spend the extra $$ on a nicer gym, but I have to say we were both pretty underwhelmed by CAC. First off, the gym is SO dark. I'd read that in some of the reviews, but I had hoped it was people just being haters. I suppose maybe the members get used to it? IDK, but I like at least half-way decent lighting when I work out... I'm not trying to take a nap you know? Secondly, the pool is unavailable for use every weekday between 3-8pm. So, if you're like my husband who can only work out in the afternoons... no pool usage for you except on weekends. Ironically, the only hours during the week they have childcare is 4-8. So if you're a Mom and want to work out in the morning... or want to swim in the afternoon, you're screwed there too. Considering how many personal trainers and fitness/figure competitors I know work out here, I was actually shocked to learn they only have one squat rack? Really? I think there were two smith machines, but only one squat rack? That one blew me away. The locker rooms were decent, not as impressive as in the photos. Plenty spacious and showers looked clean, so did the pool and steam room/sauna. Pool was a little warm, but I know a lot of people like it like that. So all in all, I guess I could see the appeal, it is larger than your typical strip mall gym... but I personally couldn't find one reason to justify spending $50-60 per person for use of their normal facilities. I guess I could see the appeal for the people who want to spend more for the crossfit/kickboxing or MMA classes. I do love that they offer non-contract membership, I think all gyms should be that way and it's refreshing to see. If they added morning childcare, did something about the lighting and opened up the pools even just a few days a week in the afternoon - I would absolutely reconsider joining CAC.