Stay out of this place. Rough crowd, bad accommodations, and you can't leave. It's like the Hotel…read moreCalifornia, only with more barbed wire.

Doors kept jamming, had to have some of the friendly staff let me out any time I needed to use a…read morephone... Food was great (less the packouts) Great place to learn to play spades! Racepool is great! Tv selection was lacking. Unless you love sports center. **Update** MULTIPLE DEATHS AND SUICIDES! NO POLICY CHANGES TO PREVENT THESE ISSUES**

Great service !!! The superintendent is amazing, incredibly intelligent and fair. Will be coming…read moreback!

right out the gate I was greeted with an angry nurse who absolutely violated my brain via my nasal…read morepassage and then given a uniform 5 sizes too big (even though I was asked for a size) and handed a blanket with what I'm assuming was half the blood from the previous owners body on it and shoved into an absolutely freezing cold room with the words "eat shit" artistically drawn on the wall. we were given what they called "beef" literally everyday for dinner in different manners and a piece of cornbread so stale you could bludgeon a man with it. 10 out of 10 5 star accommodations better than Disney

Wonderfull Experience. Staff was accommodating and the food was excellent. My stay was…read moreall-inclusive and would highly recommend a weekend stay.

On our second visit to the Zimmerman House, we were blessed with two docents (guides) from the…read moreCurrier Museum, both were very knowledgeable about Wright and the building. I learned a few new things on this visit, and we also got to walk to the Kalil house just down the street, which the museum has recently taken under its control. That could hardly be more different, yet still recognisably a Wright house.

Not what you might expect to find in Manchester, NH…read more Connected to the Currier Art Museum, they provide tours that are hosted by two volunteers. You can see this home and there is one two blocks away called the Kalili Home. If you appreciate Frank Lloyd Wright, this is a must of you're in Manchester.

We had again a car blocking our driveway. According to a neighbor, the car was here overnight…read more Previous time, we had to wait up to 5 hours for the owner to come. Therefore, Saturday, around 10am, I decided to call the police of Somerville to avoid delaying our trip. Not happy of doing that as police should focus on more important things. Police officer came 10 minutes later. Very calm and very nice. Did not act at all like I was wasting his time. He recommended to call a tow truck but, kindly, he proposed to turn on his sirens for 2-3 min to see if someone would come first. At the end, a woman came to move her car, mentioning she was sleeping. Anyway, I thanked the officer, but my toddler wanted to thank the officer herself. The police officer was talking to the neighbor on the other side of the street and did not seem to hear my toddler thanking him a dozen of time. But he crossed the street again and offered to her a beautiful sticker of the police telling her " you did a good job ". He made her day!!! She told the story of the super police who came fast, moved the car to free the driveway, and gave her a sticker many times over the week end. This police officer was fast, efficient, solution-driven and very kind! A good example for a toddler!

As a volunteer sheriff in the Scranton PD, I tend to avoid yelping about other cities' forces…read more However, these men and women do an exceptional job keeping the city of Somerville safe and delinquent-free. I would give infinite stars if I could. Sincerely, Dwight K. Schrute Assistant Regional Manager Dunder Mifflin, Scranton Branch

Guards and inmates where chill. Cell was kinda dirty and they didn't give me a pillow. Food could…read morehave been better.

I was there in 1976, 1977. MCI Framingham had started a program where 2 of the 5 cottages were…read moremales. I had just started U-Mass Boston and was transferred there from MCI Concord for a school release program. It was like a soap opera, guys and gals waking around holding hands. I was at U-Mass most of the time but was there all the week ends and evenings. That is where I met my Carmen Diaz. We were in love. She was on work release and we would always meet in the town of Framingham. We always hung out together. What a great experience. I now live in Lake Placid, Florida and think of her often. I miss her so much...

Was very cheap friends every where, the room I had was private and most are not private and the…read morecold steel toilets are not the best. The showers are very well just make sure you have shower shoes.most of the staff was hospitable and others should not be able to be guarding anything let alone people. My complaint is all the locked doors and never ending fences and not getting to leave when I wanted to. There's a big yard for exercise and a weight room. Also a pool table and a gym and you have everything else you need to included tablet and TV it's not so bad ,but I don't recommend it and I won't be staying again.

extremely rude and unprofessional! with curly red hair, Auburn I guess. Glasses busty in the…read morechest. Most unprofessional rude person I've ever had the pleasure of working with. I have never been to this office before I came in to get a replacement card. As I began walking towards the no one was in there. I was told excuse me in the most cranky, bitchy tone you need to punch in on the kiosk. OK well the sign saying that? Or the supposed to be sitting at the desk when you first walk in to inform you of this? Turns out I lost my job as a mind reader I sucked at it! Then after the kiosk I said did you want me to just come to the window. The woman with the gray hair said yes that's fine so I walked up to her window that is when the auburn haired woman was like I called you to this window. OK well I'm sorry so I proceeded to go to her window. She literally grabbed my paper my it on the ground into her trashcan. How can I help you today? Well, fuck I think I'm here to get a Social Security card. As I left, I literally told her to have a good rest of her day and not overexert herself. No wonder they sit behind bulletproof glass they should not be in a government professional setting. With her mannerisms, she'd be a much better fit in a sleazy bar.

Rude employees. I was met with an attitude from the minute that I sat down, and she spoke to me as…read moreif I had some type of intellectual disability, even though I had all of the required documents.