Tney take care of my mom. We are visiting for lunch. Surprised how good for hospital…read more Highly recommended nice helpful staff

Excellent hot tub, steam room and sauna…read more Pool looks a bit small, but they can always build an outdoor one. The amenities provided are cleaned and always full so you know they check daily. There is an indoor running track and a zen room. Not many gyms have this. All equipments are available for yoga.

Who knew that this place had so many cool things in it?!? I came for the opening of their new…read morerestaurant, Buckets and was pleasantly surprised to see that there was also a Starbucks, cabaret theater, LeBron Jones memorabilia shop, candy store, and grab-and-go beer spot. There's also great lounge and seating nooks. I think there's even more downstairs. I'm not super familiar with the LeBron James Foundation's work in Akron, but this space feels like a great gathering spot for the community.

Visited House 330 on July 19, 2025 for their first ever Farmers Market. I stopped in a shop…read morecontaining a variety of things to purchase. I liked a reusable Tote bag. I asked the cashier how much it was and she stated $17. I decided to look around the Farmers Market first and get the Tote on my way out. I came back and got the Tote, it rang up at $18 this time with tax and asked if I wanted to add a tip. I said No and continued my purchase. When I got home, I looked at the receipt and saw not only was the Tote a dollar more, but a $3.60 tip was added after I said No. I like the Tote but I do not like being ripped off.

The Calvin Center is Home to Black Lace Burlesque & the Rustbelt Theatre Company, although, I would…read moreassume there aren't a lot of people whom are hip to that. Both outfits are LGBTQ centered groups. You wouldn't think so from the outside, but they put on some pretty great productions here. HOWEVER, their brand of art isn't for the faint of heart. They often push the envelope with adult humor & progressive ideology - very provocative. So much so that their "midnight" showings often feature nudity. Fair warning though, if you are coming here for the Rustbelt Theater Company stay on your toes: they are somewhat disorganized, no proper web site, no proper play schedule, awful signage, & first come first serve seating. https://www.facebook.com/rustbelttheater/

Great basketball court, fair price, guy that runs it works with youread more

This was a beautiful community center, and an excellent choice to host a wedding I recently…read moreattended. The building appears to be fairly new, with very neutral decor that is appealing for a variety of events. The bathrooms are big and immaculate. The real winner at this venue is it's large covered outdoor patio that has direct, expansive views of Lake Erie. I'd definitely recommend this place to host an event.

In October two families celebrated a marriage and the reception was at the Perry Township Community…read moreCenter. The location is lovely, the rental coordinator is professional and helpful. The problems encountered had to do entirely with the requirement to hire two off-duty Lake County Sheriff Deputies at $28 an hour each. This is not unreasonable since alcohol would be served. However, both deputies did nothing put remain seated at a table in the foyer using their smart phones until their contracted time (5 hours) was nearing expiration. After "Last Call" both men barged into the kitchen and demanded the bar be shut down stating that 'No alcohol could be served after their departure AND that no alcohol could remain on the premises either.' When asked about the source of this regulation I was referred to specifications in the Perry Township Community Center contract. Since I did not have one available at that time, we hurriedly removed all forms of alcoholic beverages from the tables and hands of our guests, disposing of all down the sinks' drains. The following week I contacted the Sheriff's Department of Lake County, collected the names of the two deputies, and spoke with their supervisor, who affirmed the actions of the deputies, but referred to the Ohio Revised Code. During another two week exploration of Perry Township Community Center contract language, as well as the legal code of Perry Village, Lake County and the state of Ohio, I was unable to locate any regulation referring to anything but the SERVING of alcohol. Its CONSUMPTION was not mentioned at all. Recently, after speaking with persons that attended our reception and one held at the same location with the same contract just one month previously had no such requirement to remove the alcohol from the premises. So, what IS the story? With a guest list of 135 persons, we had to pour a lot of glasses of wine and bottles of beer down the drain. Someone needs to clarify the contract, specifically stating what is both accurate and can be justified by a legal code. Because of the confusion an otherwise fun event ended with an unfair, perhaps unnecessary and unjustified declaration by the authority figures hired only to "keep the peace," according to the Supervisor.

Our community center is having issues due to bad roof and mildew smells, Brookpark is really having…read moreissues. Needs a new building and pool, they refuse, rather do as little as possible. Has been shut down due to health issues. So I called this center to see if my disabled daughter could use the walking lap , when the snow comes in, it's very difficult for her. I asked the receptionist, and she said 465 dollars a year. Than said hold on let me check, than put me on hold for 10 minutes . I hung up with much dismay. I wouldn't call this a community center, it's more like a recreation center that truly wants to keep non residents out. I would never take a disabled person to this center. Only for young or senior center more like it.

A well designed community center with many recreational offerings, indoor/outdoor pool and…read morecommunity rooms conducive for special events, business meetings, corporate training.