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    Hockmeyer With Barksdale

    Hockmeyer With Barksdale

    1.6
    (22 reviews)

    Avoid Hockmeyer. A horrible company for customers and school districts, and I have heard a horrible…read moreemployer. I witnessed a potential sexual assault on a student by one of their photographers. I was a substitute teacher on photo day in Georgetown. Their sales staff is incompetent and abusive. They are destroying themselves! They've lost many accounts and last year 9 key staff members quit! This year was no different. Avoid this company. My child has had bad dealings with them, they refused to fix his photos.

    I don't know how this studio keeps getting bids/jobs to photograph kids at school! My 1st grader…read morehas had 2 school photos taken by Hockmeyer and this is the 2nd year in a row that the photos are bad. The photographer clearly does not care how the photos turn out. My child is quite photogenic, but sometimes you need to coax a smile from her. Any professional photographer who deals with children know this and are prepared to work with kids to achieve the best result. They didn't bother, it's as if they just sit the child down, say smile and snap...never caring what the end result may be. With the convenience and instant gratification of digital cameras and a few pushes of a button, a person can quickly review the photo that was just taken and determine if it's worthy or not to keep! The same can be done in this environment. That said, if they photos that wind up printed and distributed are the best of the ones they took, then this studio ought to re-evaluate their business. In my 1st year dealing with them, I had my child do a retake, the result was actually worse than the original. I called the customer help line making the request that they insert her original photo into the class composite photo. I was assured very nicely and assuredly that they could accommodate my request. In the end, that didn't happen. Lastly, prints made my child look orange, as if she had on faux spray tan! Ugh!!! They tried correcting the color but it was never quite right. All in all, I just feel like this company does not care one bit about the kids and parents they serve! I've heard MANY similar complaints and sentiments from other parents.

    The Fox Tower - Foxwoods

    The Fox Tower - Foxwoods

    3.0
    (361 reviews)
    $$$

    What a great time at Foxwood Tower hotels are nice and clean. Customer service was amazing. They…read morehelped us out with early check-in and we're very accommodating, I recommend any time you stay at Foxwoods Foxwoods Tawa is the way to go...

    If you look up The Fox Tower's page on foxwoods.com, you're greeted with a rather intriguing…read morewelcome message. I'd like to highlight the first sentence in particular, if I may: "The Fox Tower offers a modern hotel experience." Modern, huh? It's funny to me because one of the first things we noticed after getting settled into our room was the TV. See, it was immovable - which in of itself isn't all that unusual. But it DOES immediately torpedo any hope of accessing something like, say....an HDMI port for guests to plug-in their iPad, laptop, or whatever to stream from. Speaking of streaming, it's totally impossible to do from these "modern" TVs. Because....they're not Smart TVs. Flat screens? Yes. WiFi ready? Not a chance in hell. Granted, my lament can be aptly filed under "First World Problems". But in 2026, ya gotta admit this is a pretty silly setback. It seems we also apparently got one of the few rooms with a non-functional desk lamp. That's assuming, of course, all the rooms don't suffer from this same issue. Not only were both outlets completely inoperable, the switch to turn on said lamp was missing. I guess the ostensible hole where the button USED to be should have been a warning sign, but....that's what I get for being slightly optimistic. I'd have swapped rooms if we were staying longer than a couple nights. Apart from those two anomalies, the room itself was fine. A bit overpriced due to the holiday weekend? Sure. But considering this IS a resort after all, I can just be grateful we're in Mashantucket and not Las Vegas. Now, for those unfamiliar with the Foxwoods lore, it's technically 3 hotels in one; two towers and a third dormitory known as "Great Cedar Hotel". This becomes apparent the minute you attempt to check into the wrong desk by accident like we did. So, bit of advice: whichever residence you book under, proceed to THAT respective lobby for check in. In hindsight, it seems so obvious. But at the time, we figured they were digitally interconnected. Based on that inventory, combined with the pricing options that populated from lowest to highest, we can safely assume The Fox Tower is the LEAST luxurious of the 3 contenders. That is to say, there are still aspects of luxury sprinkled throughout TFT. But the gaps become more noticeable as you glance at things like.. The In-Room Dining Menu: This one varies tremendously between TFT vs the other two choices. Whilst the former gets an abbreviated edition of Junior's Coffee Bakery's menu, the latter gets a 4 page, full course menu with far more enticing options. The In-house Restaurants: Nearly every fine dining or even remotely fancy restaurant required us to invariably leave TFT and walk all the way to the opposite side of the resort on the Great Cedar side. Not that we don't appreciate a good stroll every now and then. But this is something folks should know prior to booking. The Rooms themselves: Going off the site photos alone, it seems that maybe, just MAYBE....the latter two hotels probably have movable Smart TVs. Didn't realize the privilege of streaming your OWN subscriptions costs extra but...here we are. Oh, btw - their check-out process was plagued with technical difficulties. Ya know how almost every hotel allows you to check out digitally so you can just drop the keys off in the outbox (or better yet, leave them in the room as you exit)? Yeah, no. TFT epically fumbled this one because that email they sent me.....was broken. As in, I clicked the button (multiple times, mind you), only to be greeted by a blank page. Which meant we had to check-out the regular way. How do you #@$! up something as basic as check-out? Don't know! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's not like our stay was bad, per se. But when it comes to ranking a resort that's clearly trying to be the Vegas away from Vegas, such consideration goes into my rating. That said, the biggest positives were the check-IN process, the staff, valet service, the extra layer of guest room security, and that huge ass bathroom. Plus, I must admit those dual shower heads were quite nice. Ultimately, we'll return to Foxwoods one day. Just not TFT. Far as luxury towers go, this one's pretty mid. If I'm gonna be paying millionaire prices, I may as well aim for the stars next time around. The Fox Tower is worth 3 spacious showers with dual heads out of 5.

    StreamlineHD - videofilmproductions - Updated August 2026

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