Everything..... The staff is unprofessional and the food is so bad that a dog won't even eat…read moreit..... They won't let you have personal clothes, yet they give you used jumpers that are to last for your entire time there.... Your locked up 23 hours a day and for the hour you do get, you spend it on the unit because they always give the excuse that they don't have enough staff to take you outside..... It's hot in the summer and super cold in the winter.... I became suicidal because of it all and u definitely don't recommend anyone to go there at all , so please stay home out of trouble and whatever you do try not to get yourself locked up !!!!!'n

My dad used to go here quite often. Usually when he needed to get away from mom when she was drunk…read more I didn't think anything of it until one time when he came back pregnant. Always thought this was just an average health spa that maybe gave the odd handy here and there after the massage but I'm pretty sure there is a lot of back room full lay s*x and other activities going on here. Maybe even drugs. The police should investigate this place.

Great subs on Thursdays. 10 out of 10 will try again. I recommend going in April or may.read more

loved my new "roomie" he was giving and taking as was I. Came quick for a murderer. we did our own…read moretats late at night for funsies. DM for pix talent show is always fun.. byol (bring your own lube". Young man Violet runs the show. pays well. won cigs and ramen

I drove for 10hrs in the snow to see my brother , in their website they stated government issued ID…read more, either state ID, Passport or any other government issued ID . last time I checked EAD WITH PHOTO card is a government issued ID. I can get on a plane but can't go see my brother . THIS IS GHETTO GET IT TOGETHER

Was not allowed in but took some fast pictures of the outside. The guards were looking at me…read more Beautifully located on the Hudson River.

Really nice facilities, I truly enjoyed my stay here. The accommodations were lush...considering…read more The nightly rates can't be beat. I mean I didn't have to pay a thing to stay here. Problem is I didn't get to see much of Manhattan. Oh, and if you get the chance to come here make sure you have the Chipped Beef on Toast, it's the best I've ever had! Guess I shouldn't have killed that guy... He had it comin', he had it comin' he only had himself to blame if you'd a been there if you'd a seen it i am betting you would have done the same

A short-term place for NYC women who've finished their sentences upstate and are awaiting release…read more Here they can have visits from local family members. College courses used to be offered to them. Not sure about now.

Great place to visit, guards are super nice . Building needs some updates but what can you expect…read morefrom a prison. Food is not too good so I would recommend not staying too long. What ever you do DONT DROP THE SOAP IN TGE SHOWER.

The Sitch got through it. He did the crime and did his time. The front guard seemed nice.read more

If this time around the Bail Reform is not helping you and worried about where your going to lay…read moreyour head, have no fear. NCCF is the right place. Many Pro's then Con's, which is helpful when there's a jam and family is not able to come up with funds or worse yet, when Remand is in order or waiting to get extradited due to a hold or another state is looking for you. Pro's listed below: Gated Community Security 24/7 Free bed Free meal Group activity Counseling Next to hospital Transportation to and from court Unlimited family and defense attorney visits Con's: Roommate might be a lil shaddy Nutritional meals limited, not sure if they provide a Gluten free Wardrobe color is mandatory and might not goes with your eyes. I've heard mixed reviews from ppl leaving but there will always be someone not happy with the service. I personally haven't tried it but just going word of mouth.

Great accommodations and good food, you also get top notch medical treatment here !!! So give this…read moreplace a chance, it's been highly renovated and outfitted with latest technology. It was a pleasure staying there !!!

Great service! Waiters were very polite. Cant wait to come back! Although they did make us stay for…read morea while. It felt like years, but I don't mind.

I can actually review this place as my boyfriend was sitting there for 3 years for drug trafficking…read more(that happened many years ago). He lost a lot of weight and become almost autistic. He lost a job, his business, almost all friends (that's maybe a good thing after all) and almost lost me. The "clientelle" is rather friendly. The guards do not push above the roof. The food is bad, but there's commissary for a hundred bucks a week. Then you can "pay" the locals to cook something for you. He fought his case and won a time served. What an experience.

I came to MDC to visit a relative whom is a federal inmate. The whole process here wasn't as bad as…read moreI thought. I'm comparing the visiting process to 1 Police Plaza near City Hall and to Allenwood penitentiary in PA. The Friday visiting hours are from 5pm-7pm. If you get there on time, fill out the application, put your personal effects in locker that is provided, you'll be in the visiting room in no time. The security guards weren't as mean as I expected. In Allenwood, those guards were dicks! They didn't even allow you to use the lockers even though they had them. 1 Police Plaza isn't too bad but the visiting room is small and stinky. Here at MDC, it was fairly spacious. In the visiting room, there were private rooms for attorneys and inmates. There's 1 food vending machine, most items were $4-5. Two soda machines, all beverages were $2.75 and only 1 microwave to heat up your food. No utensils, just napkins. Sounds awful but still 10 times better than 1 Police Plaza. During visitation, the guard tells you where to be seated. In Allenwood, you choose wherever you like just as long as an inmate does not sit next to another inmate. The only thing that you're allowed to bring inside is cash money, only singles or five dollar bills. No 10's, 20's, 50's, 100's and you must keep the money in a zip lock bag. They aren't too hard on you if you don't have a bag. In Allenwood, they break your balls over everything and treat the visitor as if they're the inmate. Verdict - From just a visitor's point of view, it's not too shabby. Getting here by train was the worse part. Taking the R to 25th street station took forever. It's about a 7-8 block walk from the station. There's also a waiting room outside of MDC. There's air conditioning but it is still relatively hot because of the non tinted glass windows. I considered driving here but I'm not familiar with the parking situation and whether you're allowed to park under the BQE without a permit. I didn't want to risk it so I wound up taking a near 2 hour train ride to get to this darn place. All in all, knowing that a relative is now closer to home, it's a good sign. Just make sure you don't wear tan or brown colored shirt or pants and just follow their guideline policy before visiting an inmate. The process will be quicker than you think if you come correct.