This place was insane, a ton of stores including bougie ones, outlet ones, and classic department…read morestores, with a mix of TJ Maxx and Burlington Coat Factory. It was also packed with people, like the busiest mall I've seen in the US in ages, and even included people pushing around suitcases, either meaning business or stopping by while traveling.

largest outlet mall in the US? say less!…read more * tons of dining whether restaurants and the mall type snacks. *lots of high end name brand store *the indoor part is more of mall with lots of deals too. * plenty of signs incase your lost

Sooo... you would think that all of the times I have stayed here, by now I would have learned my…read morelesson. But alas, I am hard headed. This Double Tree is located on Sunrise Blvd in Sunrise Florida. It is right across the street from the Sawgrass Mills Mall which is in walking distance. Both rooms I reserved on the 8th floor were dated with a fair amount of wear and tear. Still the rooms were kept clean. Guest services here has been hit or miss in the past and this visit was no exception. I reserved two rooms and my room went without incident. I reserved both rooms for a two day stay. For some reason, they checked my guest out of their room and had them recheck in. No explanation was given and I only found this out after leaving the hotel when I received extra charges to my credit card. When I called the hotel, their remedy was to send me the invoices and have me figure out what charges were wrong. When I looked on the Hilton app where I reserved the rooms and paid, they had altered my reservation so at that point I had no idea what the original charges were. Since I don't work there, and I can't see what the original charges were, I have no idea how I am supposed to figure out how to make sense of any of the emails they sent. The person who I talked to on the phone was apologetic, but the remedy was not satisfactory. To make it worse, this is not the first time I have had a similar problem with this specific location. I would have given 1 star, but am giving 2 because I had had a problem before and didn't learn from my mistake. I promise I won't be making the same mistake again.

For transparency, I have never stayed overnight at this DoubleTree hotel, although has decent room…read morerates and friends have stayed here during power outages, visiting and attended seminars. I come here to relax in their ultra modern lobby which hosts a Starbucks which is not known to many on the outside world, therefore, not crazy busy. They do offer a parking garage but I simply park next to the building by the Sam's Club and take a one minute walk to the main entrance. Sadly, the barista informed me that the Strawberry Refresher syrup for my cold drink is temporarily discontinued due to unforeseen circumstances - so mad. The lobby also offers a restaurant called Peyton's Place with a very good happy hour 5p - 7p $5 beers & wines.

No! I don't have a Tesla, at least not yet…read more I was at Wholefoods around 9:30 PM on a Sunday night, tonight actually, and I always park beside their super-slow electric car chargers. So I went inside and bought my usual, then I was going to go to Trader Joe's across to see the love of my life, I mean to buy some other stuff. But when I went back to my car I saw a Tesla owner under huge duress pacing back and forth, obviously because of how slow WholeFoods EV charging station was charging her Tesla. I don't think she had enough charge to drive to their home wherever that may be. So I approached the woman and I told her that a Tesla Supercharger station was built about two months ago and it was located right across the street in the Tower Shops beside Trader Joes, not even two minutes away. I told her to follow me as I was on my way to Trader Joes, and I showed her exactly where it was located. Finally, she was a happy camper. This Tesla location has 8 Superchargers, available 24/7, up to 250kW. But what makes this location so special is the Tower Shops. While you're waiting for your car to charge you can dine at many restaurants whether Asian, Middle Eastern, or American. You can also get some shopping done at Home Depot, Trader Joes, Best Buy, Michaels, Ross, Old Navy, Costco, and many more shops and restaurants.

16-stall supercharger in a quiet, tree-filled shopping plaza. There are restaurant options within…read more0.5 miles walking distance. TooJay's is right here. No complaints!

Tesla's don't disappoint &!the SuperChargers hold up to their promises. I travel cross country &…read morewill never get any other car again.

If you have young children who are don't always enjoy playing outside in the heat, this is a…read morewonderful small play area where crawlers to young walkers can safely play. During the weekdays there rarely many children playing. Weekends are obviously more crowded but fun for the kids as long as the guardians are supervising their own little ones. There is an area for parking strollers and storing shoes. The play area was clean and I didn't observe anything that looked dangerous for climbing and playing. This is a great FREE indoor space for those Plantation days when the weather is not great outside.

Broward Mall is pretty much empty during the week, which can be a plus if you're looking to get in…read moreand out without crowds. There are some new stores, plenty of parking, and it was overall clean when I visited. There's also a movie theater on site, although the mall itself has a bit of an old smell. The food court isn't very big and offers typical mall food like Panda Express, Cuban food, pizza, etc. One downside is that the food court is clearly understaffed. Most spots only had one server, which caused long lines despite the mall being quiet. I was on a lunch break and it took over 25 minutes for food.Some restaurants do offer lunch specials, which is nice for your pockets. I imagine it probably gets busier around the holidays, but if you want a quick, stress-free visit, weekdays are definitely the way to go.

My battery was near depletion on my Tesla Y got to a EVgo fast charger in Coral Springs, was out of…read moreservice and there was no way to make it to a Tesla super charging station, found Ron from Florida EV Mobil charging and came to the rescue and avoided a tow to TElsa charging station. He was courteous and got me back on the road in no time! Great service and professional.. thanks Ron!!Florida Mobil EV charging

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I requested root touch up /highlights, trim and blowout . My stylist was Olga. She did an amazing…read morejob ! I already booked my next appointment with her ! Olga habla Español ! The salon offers a large selection of services! Everyone is very customer service oriented ! Highly recommend!

I'm genuinely disappointed writing this because I came to this salon through family referrals and…read morewas very excited -- but also very nervous -- for my first professional color appointment. This is actually the exact reason it took me so long to even decide to color my hair in the first place. I was worried about ending up with something too highlighted, too chunky, or not natural-looking. I trusted this salon because my family members go there, and because the stylist reassured me multiple times that she fully understood the soft "expensive brunette" look I was trying to achieve and could absolutely do it. I spent a long time explaining and showing inspiration photos for a very specific look: soft, blended "expensive brunette" dimension with subtle low-contrast color and soft layered shaping. The photos I showed were rich dimensional brunettes -- not chunky, stripy, or heavily highlighted. Unfortunately, the final result looked much brighter, chunkier, and less blended than what I had requested, and the haircut also did not reflect the layered V/U-shaped look I asked for. Because this was my first professional color service, I relied heavily on the stylist's guidance regarding timing and expectations. Before the service even began, I specifically expressed concern about whether there was enough time to fully achieve the look I wanted, and I even offered to come back another day entirely so the stylist would have more time to work with me and not feel rushed. I was repeatedly reassured that there was "plenty of time" and told not to worry. Since I had never had a dimensional color service before, I trusted that assessment. Unfortunately, the appointment ended up running extremely late anyway, the salon was closing by the end, and I never really had a proper opportunity to sit down and fully evaluate the final result before leaving. However, once I did get home and properly see my hair, I knew immediately that it was not what I had asked for. I actually contacted the salon shortly after the appointment because I knew almost immediately it wasn't what I wanted, but shortly afterward I experienced serious health-related circumstances and was unable to return within the normal correction timeframe. Months later, once I was finally able to address my hair again, I called hoping to work something out. What disappointed me most was how dismissive and defensive the response immediately felt. Before I could even fully explain the situation, it became clear there was no willingness to work collaboratively or even discuss possible solutions -- despite the fact that I fully acknowledged the time that had passed, explained the serious health-related circumstances that delayed my return, and specifically offered to pay again if needed. If you are specifically a brunette looking for very soft, blended, low-contrast dimensional color, I would strongly recommend making sure the stylist you book with truly specializes in that aesthetic. At the very least, I believe clients spending this amount of money should feel there is some willingness to work with them respectfully when the final result clearly does not align with the inspiration photos provided.