I was a member of this swim club my whole life and I absolutely loved it. Great coaches that really…read morehelp and motivate you to be the best you can be! Very encouraging while also having amazing sets to prop you to the next level.

The 18-hole golf course at the Hamlet Wind Watch Golf & Country Club is quite beautiful…read more The course is kept up rather nicely with nice fairways and greens. The course is more on the narrow side with homes sometimes on both sides. With water holes, bunkers, and sand traps, it can be a little difficult. Carts are provided, and the prices are fair.

Everything about this place sucks. The price, the staff, the "pro". Rude people,m overpriced golf,…read morecarts that beep and shut down on the cart path for no reason. Dont waste your time or money.

As returning customers, my expectations were high, but unfortunately, the service and treatment we…read morereceived from Andrea were far below what should be expected, particularly given that we paid for this event. From the moment we arrived, I was met with an unprofessional and combative attitude by her. I was simply trying to communicate the setup preferences I had in mind, but instead of receiving assistance or understanding, I encountered resistance and rudeness in EVERY ASPECT. Her dismissive responses to my requests was not only frustrating, but also surprising given that we had previously used this venue and had a positive experience. Throughout the event, everyone noticed a lack of courtesy and professionalism. At one point, it was mentioned that she was overheard saying she "didn't have time for this" while speaking with a coworker, which left me feeling completely disregarded as a paying guest. She requested to no longer be the host and lifeguard instead. Thankfully this was the better option because she was extremely rude and uncooperative. I understand that hosting events can be challenging, but it is no excuse for treating customers in such a disrespectful manner. As someone who has paid for a service, I expect to be treated with respect and professionalism, especially during an event as important as a birthday celebration. Unfortunately, this experience has left a negative impression, and I am deeply disappointed by the way the situation was handled. Our relationship with Safe-T swim is now severed. I hope that they take this feedback into consideration, as no guest should ever have to feel belittled or dismissed, particularly when paying for a service. I do want to add that Hailey who was the host was remarkable and tried her best to make things better. She was lovely and is not apart of this review.

Everyone so friendly and patient! Made us feel very comfortable and welcome. We can't wait to keep…read moregoing for lessons and to grow more comfortable as swimmers. Class was fairly small for mommy and me. Two instructors both super nice. We can't wait to keep going!

When Arnold Schwarzenegger is in Long Island, JD Health Club is where he trains. JD Health Club has…read morerecently renovated the entire gym to accommodate all ethnicities. Personal trainers are available upon request. Give it a try.

Save your time and energy and just go to a real gym. The owner is a real dick and must be one of…read morethe rudest people I've ever met. Even as I worked out I would glance over and notice him Rudely staring at me, never a hello and goodbye and just all around poor attitude. Save your time people

My son had a wonderful summer in the pool with Brianna!! She has a warm and kind approach to…read morehelping kiddos. Feel comfortable in the pool. My son has more needs than most, and Brianna met him with grace and patience throughout the whole summer! We can't wait to start back up!!

I am so disappointed with Jim Best and his company. He has been opening and closing my pool for…read moreseveral years. This year he decided not to respond to his voice mails where we have always left our messages. First his voice mails were full and unable to leave messages then when we were able to leave a message we did not get a return call.

The owner, Jim, spent a great deal of time on the phone with me on a few occasions to explain the…read moreissue I was having with my water chemistry after calling the store. I decided to have the company come to service the pool and could not have been happier. Although the issue ended up being minor in nature and was corrected on their first visit, the customer service aspect is what made me choose this company. I would absolutely recommend them and will be using them in the future.

Great beach to hang with the family, collect sea shells and walk around and get tan...read more

My favorite beach on Long Island. A true community treasure for the residents of Smithtown. It…read morehas all the basic facilities -- showers, bathrooms, bbq, et al, and the summer camping on the beach can't be beat! The campground staff have been caretakers for generations and ensure that environment remains clean, pristine and undisturbed. Their love of Short Beach and "over-and-above" assistance and concern for campers make each visit extra special.

It's pretty nice to have access to an ice skating rink nearby. Easy to get to, lots of parking…read more Decent hours for free skate, and other opportunities for hockey and lessons. When we got in it really wasn't clear where to go. For a first timer it was confusing. Cost was pretty steep with rentals. And the rental skates were uncomfortable at best. But it's a fun trip, worth trying with kids or friends.

The good is that kids skate and have fun and it's mostly run by nice people however today at 7:30…read moreit was 80° and I asked somebody behind a very thick pane of glass why the air-conditioning isn't on she said what air? This is the town run building and then I could feel the breeze from inside her a little office. It's going to be 97° and they will be bringing campers inside to get them out of the heat outside and it will be just hot inside . They absolutely have an ability to cool the building down otherwise they would have a melted ice rink Lol Bethpage Rinx has air conditioning all summer . When I looked it up, this is what it says :While not explicitly requiring air conditioning, the need to maintain acceptable indoor air quality and manage humidity levels in indoor skating rinks, particularly those using resurfacing machines, often necessitates the use of robust ventilation systems that may include air conditioning or other cooling components. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency notes this may include equipping facilities with two ventilation units, one for the rink and one for public areas. Important Note: Specific local codes and ordinances within individual towns and counties may impose additional requirements regarding air conditioning or indoor climate control in public buildings, so checking with the relevant local authorities is always advisable.