I was very pleasantly surprised with the Hampton Inn in Commack. The room was very clean, breakfast…read morewas hot, not the full scope of what is typically offered (may just be pre COVID) but they had waffles, eggs, meat, yogurt, fresh whole fruit, juice machine, bagels, etc. every staff member we encountered was very pleasant. They had a pack and play available for our little one which was great. I did also check for bed bugs (had them years ago and am very cautious now) and found no evidence. The downsides of our stay were: Sign is a bit hard to find, and if you are making a left it can be a challenge as there is a stop sign, not a light. Pool was closed in early August 2023. Seems to have been closed for a long time. I did contact Priceline (who I booked with) and they called the hotel to verify and provided us with a 20% refund. Bed was very soft--we melted right into it and our quality of sleep was not great.

Walked in after a late flight to find I'd been given a room under renovation--dark, no phone, and…read moreclearly not ready for a guest. The front desk didn't even know the room was supposed to be blocked off. One elevator was out of service and the other wasn't working properly. With no room phone or hallway phone available, I had serious safety concerns. No manager was available and no accommodations were offered, leaving me to find another hotel at 11:30 PM. Very disappointing experience and poor communication. I would not recommend staying here.

We came out this way to visit a friend and we wanted to stay someplace where we could bring our…read morepup. The rooms are renovated and comfortable and it included breakfast! We will definitely stay here next time we're out this way.

So close to five stars: Clean. Typical breakfast. East to…read moreuse controls on shower, sink, and TV. conveniently located near Highway But...having the alarm clock (what is this, 1994?) go off at 6:20 sucked. Hard. Couldn't even figure out how to turn off without unplugging. First of all, with a clock on cable box, there is no need for alarm clocks anymore. Secondly, it is incumbent on housekeeping staff to make sure there is no alarm set.

We stayed here with friends for two nights for a wedding. This place is definitely not luxurious…read moreand is a little run down, but I think it was also one of the more affordable options in the area. Right after we checked in, which was pretty late at night, a drunk shirtless man in the hall asked if we wanted to smoke some weed with him, which was funny--but if I'd been staying here as a lone woman that wouldn't have been as funny I guess. We were too busy/forgot our swimsuits so didn't really check out the pool area, but our room was actually a poolside room. This was interesting because the pool is indoors, so we had sliding doors in our room that opened to the pool area, and that was our only 'window' so there was no access to natural light. On the first morning, we did wake up to kids screaming in the pool area for a bit. The room looked a little bleak and not well-lit, and it was a little dirty, but everything was functioning, and our beds were pretty comfortable. There is an Applebee's across the street if you need a quick meal.

I was extremely disappointed with my stay at this Radisson. The hotel felt like a ghost town from…read morethe moment we arrived. There was no restaurant open, no convenience shop, no luggage carts available, and no staff available to assist with luggage. The property itself is in very poor condition. The building is old, poorly maintained, and appears to have been neglected for quite some time. The lobby was dark, dingy, and uninviting. Our bathroom fixtures were loose and falling apart, and both the shower curtain and curtain rod were in poor condition. One of the most concerning issues was the air quality. Everyone in my party developed persistent coughing whenever we were inside the hotel, which made us question whether there could be mold or another indoor air quality issue. The bar was equally disappointing, offering only a very limited selection of inexpensive liquor with little variety. Overall, the entire hotel had an abandoned, run-down feel. It honestly seemed as though the property was on the verge of closing. I would not recommend staying here and would never choose this hotel again.

What a wonderful welcome Absolutely a Marriott…read more Service environment grounds and staff were phenomenal Ample parking Clean bright and accessible location

We booked a one bedroom suite. It is clear as soon as you walk into the room that the Residence Inn…read moreis a pretty old hotel. The desk and cabinets are noticeably tired and old, and the ceilings are still popcorn (aren't those the ceilings accompanied by asbestos warnings?). The room you first walk into consists of an L-couch, coffee table, TV, desk, and kitchenette with stovetop and a full size refrigerator. The towels are rough and not at all fluffy. The toiletries in the bathroom consist of a bar of soap, and pump bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and body wash in the shower (tea tree shampoo, lemon sage conditioner and body wash). Strangely, the toiletries do NOT include lotion. They no longer carry lotion, I was told, as of about a year and a half ago. So if you are prone to dry skin (which I am), BRING YOUR OWN LOTION. I did call the front desk to request some, and they were able to scrounge up a couple residual bottles which they kindly brought up to our room. A luggage stand is another item (other than body lotion) noticeably missing in the room. The bed is uncomfortable (too bouncy), and for some reason, in a one bedroom suite, is queen rather than king sized. The pillows are hard. The sheets/blanket were very strange. There is a flat sheet, and then an extremely thin blanket (no duvet cover). Overall, the bed left much to be desired. In the room we stayed in, there is a small locked closet which houses the heater. It was EXTREMELY loud every time it went on (which it often did, as it is winter, and we kept the thermostat at 73F). If you are a light sleeper I would imagine that this would be a problem. It's unreasonably loud.

I stayed here over 4th of July weekend. My boyfriend had the room given to us by the band he was…read moreplaying with on Fire Island on July 3 when he asked if the band could help him with arrangements to stay someplace. While we were on Fire Island some of the workers laughed at us when we said we were staying here. I heard mixed things about the inn after the fact. That people go there for prostitution and that we basically stayed over night in a meth lab. I was trying to be positive when we walked in after we got off the ferry and my boyfriend and the band he was subbing with was finished with their show on Fire Island. I was telling my boyfriend it's okay, it's kitcshy. Good news, we weren't robbed, my car survived the night without getting damaged by anyone. Bad news, 5:30 AM we heard a woman screaming from the parking lot hysterically "Give me my money bro" She went on screaming for a good half hour maybe. I heard her and knocked back out because I can mostly sleep through anything. My boyfriend got up and told me he actually went to the hotel lobby to find someone to do something and no one was around. My take avoid staying here unless you have no choice, and you're in a serious jam.

it's an extremely no-frills accommodation the very first room I went into had parts of the ceiling…read moremissing and fiberglass showing they accommodate me by putting me in a new room, but none of the rooms on the inside are updated at all. They only have a new face out front. The non-smoking rooms and the smoking room is all smell the same. So if you're just a one night, stay to get to another destination, you can use this for you plan to stay in Bayshore for a while. I would pick another destination.

My friends were visiting me in Bay Shore and I set up a stay for them here last year and they…read moreabsolutely loved it! Liz the general manager was incredibly kind, attentive, and accommodating. The property itself is gorgeous and super cute (great Gilmore Girls/New England B&B vibes!!). The room was clean. My friends thought everything was super comfortable. Check-in was seamless. Breakfast was super tasty and fresh! Highly recommend!!

The property is professionally maintained and the room accommodations are wonderful; all nicely…read moreappointed. We have had three opportunities to stay at the Bay House and have never been disappointed by the service and hospitality. The morning breakfasts were absolutely scrumptious. They also are eager to accommodate any special food requests. Recently they hosted my sisters 70th Birthday party and it was perfectly managed and they made all her guests feel special. Eddie & Cindy

Over all stay here over a week was not bad at all. Breakfast is available 7 days a week, certain…read moreitems change everyday. Specious room with kitchen and living area which is perfect for family and business trip like me. Plenty of parking spaces which is a plus. Another plus that this hotel is only less than 2 mins driving to grocery shopping and take out, dining restaurants. The couple things that a bit complicated while staying were laundry situation (the machine's card reader errors) and printing machine at business center was nit working properly. Other than that, worth to stay !

My family and I had a pleasant five night stay at the Residence Inn Long Island Islip/Courthouse…read moreComplex. We had a king bed studio room and the room was the perfect size for our extended stay. We were traveling with our baby and we were able to fit a pack and play, all of our luggage, the stroller, and had plenty of room to comfortably move around. The kitchen had a full size fridge/freezer, sink, microwave, stovetop, and basic cooking and eating necessities. The room and common areas of the hotel were clean and well-maintained. All of the staff we interacted with were extremely friendly, professional, and welcoming. The hotel had a decent array of free breakfast each morning. They also had an indoor pool, basketball hoop, and plenty of parking. The hotel is also right around the corner from the Long Island Ducks field. They ended up playing while we were visiting, so we made an impromptu trip to watch a game and had a quick and easy walk to the stadium. Our stay at the Residence Inn Long Island Islip/Courthouse Complex was more than we expected. We would definitely return in the future if the price was right.

We continue to be so impressed every time we visit this property. From the moment you walk in,…read moreyou're greeted with warmth and genuine kindness from the front desk staff, including Anna Marie, Front Desk Manager, and her team Elizabeth, Sophia, and Htoo, who all go out of their way to make you feel welcome and cared for. The restaurant staff is just as outstanding. Jocelyn, the Manager, sets the tone with her attentiveness and heart. She goes above and beyond to exceed our expectations and to make sure the restaurant is always running at a perfect 10. Jacob, the busboy, is always hustling with a smile, and servers Brandon, Max, and Charisse consistently deliver exceptional service with such professionalism and friendliness. The breakfast is exceptional. The buffet and made- to-cook food are equally delicious. The food is of high quality and fresh and delicious. There is something for everyone. A special thank you as well to Maria in housekeeping, who keeps everything spotless and comfortable, and to Michael, the General Manager, whose leadership clearly shines through in every detail of the experience. It's rare to find a team where every single person makes such an impact, but that's exactly what you'll find here. We are truly grateful for the care, kindness, and consistency this entire staff provides.

The first thing I need to tell you is that I waited for the elevator the on the 8th floor the day I…read morechecked out and there were metal pieces and joints on the floor next to the elevator. I thought o myself: 'No way that's from the elevator.' Well ... sometimes your paranoia is reality. I did strike it up to paranoia and got on the elevator. A lady was also on the elevator from a higher floor and we got off in the lobby. Not like that, bro. I didn't even know her. About that lobby departure, we exited (is that better?) and there was a crowd in the lobby complaining that they had been stuck in the elevator for 30 minutes. The staff told everyone not to go in the elevator. This would be like if you met an escort and didn't know it was an escort. You thought it was the girl next door that went to church four times per week, kept in touch with her family, and baked blueberry pie for homeless people. But you later found out the real her. With that info, you got checked out. All was good. And that meant you rode that elevator for free. Shaky and rattly one too. Absolute insanity. It must be the 4.2% abv Yuengling beer: a traditional lager! Btw, that freaking pool closes at 9 pm, and the casino around the corner is dumpier than Circus Circus in Las Vegas. The hotel gym is cool though. With all that info, if you stay here, you're an idiot. Have a nice day.

Our flight was cancelled at LaGuardia and there were no hotels surrounding the airport available at…read moreall. We decided to take an Uber to Islip so that we could catch a flight the next day. Oh my gosh...what a surprise. This Courtyard was spotless, had its own little bar, a fire pit in back that they were more than willing to light up for us, and the employees were amazing - so helpful. We would definitely recommend this location to anyone. In addition, we love Courtyard by Marriott - really never have a bad experience.

We stayed here for 5 days. We were very pleased with this location. From start to finish the entire…read morestaff was wonderful. Always a kind word and helpful. We got a king room and it had a big couch and plenty of room to move around. We even utilized the indoor pool once or twice at end of day to unwind. I have family we came to visit and they came to hotel first night and we had few drinks from lobby bar our on back patio. Lots of tables and lounging areas inside and out. They had few fire tables made it nice when it was cool that first night we got in. The bar has a few food options and has coffee and breakfast in mornings. Oh and the shower in our room was huge and had plenty of shampoo conditioner and shower gel.

Pleasantly surprised! Room are bright, comfortable beds and pillows. I really liked that there…read morewas a mini Keurig in room for my morning coffee. Staff is friendly and helpful.

This location is in need of a refresh, but that doesn't mean it's not a great place to stay, if…read moreyou're not spending much time in the hotel. Water pressure is better than most, bathroom lighting is decent, but no exhaust fan for any exhaust you may have. Landry is on the bottom floor. 2 washers and 2 dryers, $2 for a wash cycle and $2 for a dry cycle. 1 of the 2 elevators are out of service, and there are 7 floors. Be prepared to wait a bit. Hey party people, the parking lot fills almost to capacity if you roll up after 10pm. NOTE: they are now charging for parking. The breakfast includes "push button" pancakes, mini cinni rolls, egg/meat/potato chafing dishes, yogurt, juice... you know, the standard fare. Interesting find: you can rent a fire stick for $20/day at the front desk, and they have a computer & printer for use in the business center.