The staff is friendly, at the front desk for check in Mark is offering kindness during check-in and…read moreduring the stay . Breakfast is wonderful, not to be missed. I enjoy the comforts of home having a kitchenette to make a meal, comforting sofa and the apartment like feel. It's nice to have the room clean even when you bring a emotional support animal, lol the place is very clean and animal friendly. They have a gym, a pool, competitive reasonable prices, with fabulous breakfast.

A large hotel area where we did get lost in the complex. It was a little confusing when we first…read moredrove up to checking. Avery large building, luckily I kept driving and came up to the lobby entrance. Although the parking lot next to this lobby entrance was further away from our room, which we found out later on. But fixed thru moving to the area. Checking in was ok, although they wound up changing my rooms a couple times as the rooms weren't ready. Which caused an initial issue with me trying to get my digital keys. Rooms were very spacious, especially the king 2 bedroom suites. We had two rooms, a smaller King with a sofa bed. We were able to find the bedding and pillows for our sofa bed but my family in another King 2 bedroom suite was missing their bedding and only had a blanket and pillows. I did mention that they should have called the front desk as I am sure they would have been given the sheets. AC in the rooms worked too well. At around 2am I was so cold I tried to turn the thermostat down but couldn't figure it out and wound up shutting it off. I found out the next day that you needed to hold the temp button down for five seconds to engage the change. This is the first place where I have ever seen a "Pet in the Room" sign. I had to laugh at that. They have a nice small gym and a pool so you can enjoy those. Morning breakfast buffet was nice. Although they needed to be a little more attentive as the plates ran out as well as the scrambled eggs. Saw they had oatmeal raisin cookies but they were super hard. Like hockey pucks. Had to dip out in my coffee to soften them up.

I spend 75 percent of the year working overseas. Been lucky to stay at a few amazing hotels around…read morethe world including the ultra luxury Ritz Carlton in Jeddah April 2025, Saudi Arabia; Mandarin Oriental in Hong Kong every 6 months since 2022, the Grande Bretagne in Syntagma Square, Athens Greece 2022 and 2024. I was spoiled and pampered and just 24 months ago found out what the Michelin Star rating for a restaurant meant. I had no clue prior.Great for the photos, the hey I was there, the ego, the bucket list .... But here is the true, unassuming champ of all these hotels ;also part of the Marriot network including Ritz Carlton and it is located right here where I grew up - Long Island. I am glowingly talking about the Four Points by Sheraton in Plainview/ Melville on the South service road of the Expressway aka my HOME away from HOME. The people here - the staff are indeed the most important asset and they are golden, they are solid and consistent. Hailey - Manager Extraordinaire- amazing, professional,caring, proactive, so very patient, a genuine person, kind and very aware. She sets the bar for excellent natural customer service. Plus a huge sushi fan and just fun to talk to. Brianna - a great and beautiful soul who is also my foodie pal and just so efficient and calm. She is so effortless & soft spoken yet great and solid at the front desk multitasking between housekeeping staff, a guest checking out, another buying a Cup of Noodles and the phone ringing; making all happy and satisfied with a smile. Superstar Brianna. Nirmala- outstanding person, very caring, on top of everything, always finds a solution. Clifton - the stellar Chef! He is the nicest, most friendly, aware, courteous, humble, outward and super quick Manager/Chef/ all hat wearing Skipper who has this beautiful and great energy; he feeds all of us with the best special omelettes and those killer potatoes. He has become a dear friend as we speak often about our families and better halves. This hotel used to be a motel. It is clean, maintained well; the suites are spectacular, spacious and comfortable. The beds are comfy. I slept really well. The seating area in the suites is roomy and inviting. The showers are strong . The housekeeping team always smiles and is so helpful. The location is so convenient- just off Sunnyside Blvd on the Long Island Expwy only 28 miles from Manhattan and 21 from JFK airport. There are great restaurants in Plainview and Melville close by and the one n only Ralphie's Cafe is a 77 second walk from the lobby. The prices are great. Four Points but Hands Down Five Stars all day! My home away from home!

Stayed for a wedding we attended nearby. Check in was simple and the room was clean and…read morecomfortable. Small bar/restaurant on site. Was fairly quiet all evening, despite having a busy bar area after the wedding (except for one incident where the fire alarm went off briefly in the middle of the night). Breakfast the next day as tasty. Nice stay when in the area.

This is a nice hotel if you need to stay in the area. It's very close to shopping and restaurants…read moreand the airport. Plenty of parking as well. Very nice staff here. The lobby check in area doubles as the seating for breakfast and dinner/bar as well. There's an outdoor area as well. The gym is very modern so that is a bonus if you use it. There's a small concession stand by the check in counter as well. They have washer and dryers here as well. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. Definitely stay here again when I'm in the area

Solid choice for the area with reasonable pricing. Rooms are smartly arranged and have all you'd…read moreexpect. Bathrooms could use an upgrade as the tub has seen better days. Crazy strong water pressure in shower, but that is likely necessary to assure adequate pressure to all rooms. Does not include breakfast. Bummer.

OMG!! Nah, I'm seriously bugging out right now. This place already gave me bad vibes from the…read moresecond we checked in. It was dirty, old, and just felt... off. So I go on Google to leave my review for the Hollywood Motel in Farmingdale, and the FIRST thing that pops up is this news article saying TWO MEN WERE FOUND UNALIVE IN THE JACUZZI. HUH?! ARE YOU SERIOUS?! That's the SAME room we stayed in! We were literally sitting in that nasty old crusty jacuzzi like it was nothing. It wasn't even remodeled or replaced. So you're telling me two people died in that tub, they bodies were found soaking in there, and y'all just cleaned it up and rented the room back out like nothing ever happened? Ain't no way. I don't even care if they bleached that thing a thousand times. The thought alone got me sick to my stomach. I'm sitting here replaying it in my head and getting goosebumps. I would've NEVER gotten in that jacuzzi if I knew what happened in that room. Isn't there some kind of law where you gotta tell people somebody died in the room? Or at least remodel the place or rip that old jacuzzi out! Instead it's the same busted, ancient tub looking like it's been there since the '80s. I'm dead serious... I don't think I'm sleeping for a month after finding this out. This whole place creeped me out before I knew the story, and now it all makes sense. Never again. One of the most disturbing motel experiences l've ever had. One star is being generous.

Hollywood motel is not to far,I am always go there for short but I don't why their beds are so low.read more

Hotel I have always…read morebeen a big fan of the Hilton chain and needed a place to crash on my latest visit to NY. This Hilton has been around a long time and well, it is definitely aged. I was somewhat nervous about booking based on some of the reviews but thankfully, I did not see any of the issues such as outdated rooms, that others have complained of. Check-in was a breeze and I was in my room in short order. Room was clean and well lit. Heat was working and elevators were quick. Hot water was hot and I really cannot complain. It is a large property and I strolled around to the interesting indoor pool area- next time I will being a swimsuit. This location worked for me and I would nook here again. Plenty of free parking available

Terrible!!!! There for a family wedding and my room was 82 degrees. Getting ready for the rehearsal…read moreand wedding was miserable. Service people came twice to the room and got very little improvement. Was given a fan to blow around the warm air. Guests had there doors propped open to get some cool air from the hall. Yet, the front desk was still checking people in and not telling them of the A/C problem. It seems filling the rooms is more important than accommodating their guests. Doesn't speak well for The Hilton Hotels.....​ June 4th,5th 2026

Oheka Castle hotel and estate in Huntington, NY, reveal a polarizing guest experience. While I…read morepraise the historic charm, expansive gardens, and opulent Gilded Age aesthetic, I noted the aging room interiors, inconsistent restaurant service, and occasional amenity limitations compared to modern luxury hotels. I as a guest Guests noted the "Great Gatsby" vibe and the magical feeling of staying in the second-largest private home in America. The historic guided tours of the estate are highly recommended. The formal European-style gardens and sweeping outdoor terraces are what I considered the highlight of the property. Located on Long Island's Gold Coast, it is an incredibly convenient and picturesque escape for New York City locals. I feel that that the historic rooms lean slightly toward being dark or dated, lacking the ultra-modern luxury touches expected at this price point. While the OHK Bar & Restaurant receives praise for its upscale European ambiance, reviews note that the food quality and service speed can occasionally fall short, especially for basic breakfast or brunch orders. Unlike standard luxury resorts, the estate has a limited number of staterooms and can feel relatively quiet or lacking in on-site activities once the outdoor spaces have been explored. Still, it is quite an experience visiting this opulent gilded age castle.

What a lovely dining experience! This is not our typical vibe but I was gifted a generous gift card…read morefor my birthday from my MIL. We decided to save it until the weather warmed up a bit. The grounds here are lovely and there was no wedding or private event so we got to explore the grounds and rooms which was super cool. The dining area is smaller than expected but that's fine with me - makes it more intimate. The menu is a little limited but I was able to find the pacchieri alà vodka with fresh pasta and I really enjoyed it! I got a mocktail as well, which was also refreshing. For an app we shared the truffle fries because although this is fine dining -fries always hit the spot amirite?! I loved the sorbet dessert, hubs didn't love his as much - an apple pie turnover of sorts. Service was attentive and friendly. I'd return for drinks and an app but it is pretty pricey to come for dinner if it's not a special occasion.

Check-in Christmas Eve 2025. Reservations were made months ago. Checking in was smooth…read more It's when I got to the first room; and checked the security features. A guest key should not open a room when it's been deadbolted from the inside only an E key (Emergency key) should open the door from the outside! I was moved three times and each room lock had the same problem. That's insane! The last room - 301 also had a fickle HVAC. One minute it was blowing cold air, on a day that was below freezing, I didn't need that. The next it was hot air. Go figure. There's a complimentary Breakfast. More than toast and coffee. See photos. They're under renovations. Stuff happens. The elevators work. Rooms have refrigerators. Most of the usual, expected amenities. The halls on the guest floors is a bit of a maze.

Staff helpful but no elevator to second floor which should be noted on their website. Lack of…read moreelevator can't be helped but no excuse for no hot water in the shower while there was hot water in the sink. Go figure. Otherwise I rate it overall 3.75 of 5.