Sentiment analysis: This hotel was very nice. Keep in mind there is no casino and it is very family friendly, so expect to see a lot of kids. There is also a no smoking policy on the entire property. The Strip is on the next street over, so it is close enough for the Las Vegas hustle and bustle experience, but I personally would drive or take the shuttle. Unless there is a mega-convention going on, parking was no problem, as they have a room key only access parking structure. They also have a gravel parking lot next to the building if you have an over sized vehicle or towing something. The rooms have bright colors and have that IKEA look. With a microwave, small refrigerator, and desk area, it was roomy and quite comfortable for 2 adults and two children. In addition to the bed(s) there is also a pullout bed in the couch. The toilet and shower are in separate rooms with sliding doors. There is a small sink with the toilet and a larger vanity type sink with the shower. We liked this setup because if one person is taking a shower, the toilet is still available. If you have kids you'll know this is a plus. The rooftop pool was nice. It's not a super huge pool, but with the 20 or so people swimming with us, it was fine. Our kids had fun meeting other kids. My advice is if you don't plan on being in the pool, but just watching your children, get there early and grab the loungers in front of the gym windows. There are no umbrellas up there and in this area it is shaded most of the day. It was a 110 degrees when we were there, so unless you're working on your tan you will suffer. The breakfast buffet is included with your stay, which was great, just don't expect gourmet food. With that said, the food choices are good. My only gripe is I wish they put the waffle makers in their own area. When there are a lot of people making waffles, it tends to crowd up the buffet line for others who don't want waffles. I just think it would make things smoother. All in all we were very pleased with our stay.
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Sentiment analysis: The bar must really be struggling and the "owner" must be so desperate that he thinks it's a good idea to start fights with customers. Maybe if someone gets irritated enough, a fight will actually break out and he could collect an insurance check to save his ass.
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Sentiment analysis: Every time I visit either Montreal or Toronto I always make it a point to stop at Le Commensal. As vegetarian food goes every city in the United States should be so lucky to have a place like this. This second-floor location is tucked off rue Ste-Catherine and is definitely a Vegetarian's dream come true. There is so much delicious food to choose from and all of it is vegetarian, with vegan selections clearly marked as such. My favorites have to be the seitan bourguignon, seitan curries,and tofu with ginger sauce. I always get the hazelnut cake for desert, it is so yummy! All the fare is presented buffet-style, and the only knock against Le Commensal is that prices can be a little steep due to the pay-by-weight scheme. A 20% discount can be had by going late after 8:30pm on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Overall, I really like it there, and highly recommend it for any vegetarians dining in Montreal.
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positive