We LOVE this library, the best in the area, hands down. It's expansive, kid-friendly and has lots…read moreof great programs. The children's room is awesome, with lots of toys, books and a large open play space. The classes are usually packed and are interactive and fun for all the kids. The room that the classes take place in is large so there are no limits to who can attend. Spencer's music class every other Thursday is so fun; everyone has a great time and I'm obsessed with his "Disney medley" song. There are plenty of comfy chairs and private desks to use, a bunch of computers and everything is on a single floor. The parking can be a pain, as is the case with most of the Westchester libraries. The lot is usually full and is one-way, so getting out can be a pain. However, there is usually parking nearby, so it's not impossible, albeit a bit of a walk. The bestttt part about this library is its location and proximity to an awesome playground for younger children. The double swings are so unique, the rubber flooring is young child and post-rain friendly, and it's walkable to a nearby deli, CVS, Dunkin Donuts, etc. We've had some great mornings and afternoons here!

Great library in the Westchester Library system. It is setback a couple of blocks from the main…read moredrag of Halstead Ave, so is kind of secluded and a little hard to find initially, but is convenient if you commute because it is across the street from the Metro-North station. Everybody that works here is great, courteous and extremely helpful. Being part of the WLS, you can go on-line, browse what you want (books, CD's, DVD's), place a hold on it and it will come to your local branch for pickup. The beauty of it is that you have access to the whole of Westchester's library system from New Rochelle to Cortlandt Manor at your fingertips. Plus they have parking!

The absolute best library. Gigantic--so many places to sit to get work done/study as well as…read morecouches for leisurely reading. Three floors! Could spend days there rotating through different study spots Even has an art gallery upstairs with rotating exhibits! Also upstairs is an audio area to listen to vinyl (and extensive collection of vinyls). Lots of outlets in each workspace area. Very clean, plenty of windows for natural light. The bottom floor has a cafe with a lot of food options. You can only eat in the cafe area, but the options are so diverse (sandwiches, pizza, nuggets, small frittatas) and coffee is very cheap as well. Even the cafe area has a section of outlets. Multiple self check-out desks, both on bottom floor near the cafe and on the main floor. Also several help desk stations (bottom floor, two on main floor, and on top floor). My happy place. Makes studying more bearable.

Now, I do think this is one of the best libraries around. It's a lovely spot serving the…read morecommunity. Such a beautiful hub for people of all ages. We are so blessed around Connecticut to have wonderful libraries all over.

I had a couple hours to kill, had work to do, and didn't want the coffee shop scene. So tried this…read moreplace. No parking lot. But street parking available. In a residential neighborhood so I think a lot of people walk here. Limited seating. I sat at a table in the quiet area. There were signs saying no talking in the quiet area. The children's room is in the basement. But the whole building is open plan, and no doors anywhere. So I was treated to an hour of children's songs with accordion accompaniment. While sitting in the quiet area. Music so loud that I was fantasizing about noise canceling headphones.

I attended this school for 2 years and have to say, there is a reason I moved back home…read more Freshman dorms are OK, but after that you are screwed, there isn't enough housing so they just converted a bunch of singles into doubles, yeah, not fun. My sophomore year I was in a room with bad heat and no insulation in a place where the snow got so bad they had to shut the college down for a few days! When my roommates boyfriend sent me emails telling me to kill myself, I reported it to my RA who told me to try and suck it up as she was leaving for Study abroad next semester. When I was rush to the hospital with what turned out to be kidney stones, campus safety first told me it was just food poisoning because they had had 3 cases that week. Never mind that the head of the French department spoke French as a THIRD Language and the heads of the theater department had the lowest ratings on Rate my Professor. I am sad that this place is clearly a commuter college, disguised to look like a traditional school.

I transferred from Hofstra to attend M'ville and never looked back. My private, small, intimate…read moreenvironment allowed me to shine, to grow, and to seek the success that was awaiting me. Also, financial aid was extremely generous. I think of it fondly and still donate to show my gratitude. It may not have the cache of an Ithaca, a Cornell, or another hot east coast school, but Manhattanville was more than a college for me, and I can not say that about many institutions. Bravo!

Very tranquil place to study with a nice ambiance in a great location with ample parking.read more

My favorite library... so many great programs for the kids...staff is always helpful - thank you!read more

Everyone is so helpful and nice! Also they have a fireplace and fire during the winter. So cozyread more

This library is lovely. So many different places to sit and read. It seems built to comfort…read morereaders.

As a former librarian and lifelong library user, I LOVE libraries and try to seek them out when I…read moretravel. I had some time before I needed to be to the airport, so I visited the White Plains Public Library on Martine Ave. I found a metered street spot nearby. This library is pretty large with multiple floors and was well-lit and quiet when I visited on a Saturday morning. I loved the big new book section right at the front of the main level, especially the full shelf of new cookbooks (one of my favorite genres)! They had some other really great displays, including one celebrating Jane Austen's 250th birthday and some BookTok books. I saw a seed library, teen area, even an attached cafe. I'm really glad I got to visit this library!

This is a great library and its beautiful too. It has a big selection of books, videos audio books…read moreetc I like that they offer a variety of community events fo adult and children's and if anything for that alone I definitely 100% would recommend. I mean i learned how to crotchet for free and they gave me my complimentary 1st needle and yarn. TheyAlso offer portable hotspots, and computers for use, as well as having private rooms if needed for studying etc..They are part of the Libby app and also have a wide selection of online reading materials for you to use. They also have a nice cafe if you want to grab a bite...I mean I did say at the begining that this library is great

Alot of great lighting upstairs, perfect for reading. Tons of tables/chairs also, but it can get…read morepacked on the weekends. They have a huge collections of DVDs and a pretty big used book sale section downstairs. All books there are a $1.

This is the best library in the area. The staff are kind and knowledgeable regarding their books…read more The always have good books for sale as well as the new best sellers! Parking is easy and they have activities for all ages!

This is a fairly large library serving the Port Chester & Ryebrook area. It is old school with…read moresome modern touches. Books and other media materials are available for check out as well as computers for a quick internet search. Being part of the Westchester Library System, materials from all across the county in each town can be reserved and sent to your local branch for pick up. I needed a book right away, so I searched it on-line. I couldn't wait for it to be delivered to my local library, so I took a quick ride at lunchtime. There is limited parking for roughly 25 cars, but was pretty full when I arrived. Run in, pick up, run back out, super convenient.

I've been to many libraries throughout Westchester and not once did they make me pay to look up my…read morelibrary. Policy to pay to look up your library card is ridiculous. Rude staff as well.

I believe this library was recently renovated and it shows! It feels clean and modern, with lots of…read morenatural light. It is quite spacious, with a dedicated tech room, quiet room, and a children's section with a special space for kids' programming. There are lots of floor to ceiling windows, which look out on pleasant views. Great seating options, with and without desks. They also have a cafe with hot and cold beverages and bakery items. They have signs throughout indicating what noise level should be maintained in various sections so you can find the right space for your needs. I came on a Wednesday around 11:30am and the parking lot was packed. I can see why! It's a great place to spend the day. They have an impressive calendar of events for the community and lots of educational resources.

I have an update and it is not good. This library is really anti-kids. Now they removed toddler…read morecorner and all crayons that they used to have for a scavenger hunt because "kids write all walls" excuse. Very disappointed that with all that money spent by local taxes the taxpayers children are not welcome.