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TravelPod Member ReviewsThe Vanderbilt YMCA New York City
Perfect place to stay if you are wanting something cheap...rooms are quite small but no problem if you are only there to sleep. Great amenities with the use of the two pools and the YMCA gym, the shared kitchen and dining room.
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Historical Traveler Reviews The Vanderbilt YMCA New York City
This is the right place to stay in NY city if you have low budget
We got a little bit small, but clean room. The restroom and the bathroom was also clean, and without bugs!
I'm am still suffering from itchy, inflamed, blistering bites that I (and my friend) received when we were eaten alive by bed bugs while staying in this hostel. At first, I had the attitude that this sort of thing can happen, so I simply let the front desk know and asked to be moved to another room. It didn't help. We got even more bites in the new room.
The front desk staff was rude and most unhelpful. In fact, I heard one of the ladies raising her voice and condescendingly swearing at her co-worker. The security and gym staff were the exception.
If it wasn't for the nasty bed bugs and incredibly rude and dismissive staff, then I would say the hostel is in a decent enough location, the rooms are small and basic but then it is a budget hostel so you get what you pay for, and there are gym facilities on offer to the hostel guests, which also meant we could use better showers than those of the hostel.
One piece of advice - it may not be such a great deal to book online through any of the agencies that offer deals. It turned out to be cheaper for us to book direct with the hostel and that is still figuring in the fee we had to pay for cancelling our booking through the agency.
Small room, good facilities, great location
The Vanderbilt YMCA was more than we expected. The rooms, granted, were extremely small, but my best friend and I were on vacation and who wants to spend any time in the hotel room when you're in NY city anyways. The private room had 1 set of twin size bunk beds. The bathroom facilities upon inspection were that of a dorm. However, you are allowed to use the YMCA facilities in the hotel which include a great gym, pool, sauna, steam room, and a fabulous locker room with big counters, bright lights and free use of hair dryers. So, instead of using the dorm showers on our floor, my friend and I would pack a little bag and head downstairs to get ready every morning and night. It was totally worth it. We got a great price through Expedia and since hotels in NY are so expensive I feel we got a really great deal. We just had to walk about 5 blocks over on 47th through the diamond district and we were right in the heart of Times Square. I think it's a great deal for low budget travelers if you don't car about the size of your room.
Clean, Affordable, and Cheap
We heard about the Vanderbilt YMCA from a friend, and tried it out. It was small, yes, but if you go in expecting a dorm-style place you won't be disappointed. There were no bugs, everything seemed clean, and for the most part, the front-desk staff was friendly. They messed up the dates on my reservation, but fixed it without too much fuss. I will definitely stay there again.
I Loved This Place
I stayed here for six nights in June 2004, and absolutely loved this place. The room was clean and was perfect for one person, there were security guards there 24 hours, the staff was pleasant and helpful, it's in a fantastic location, and the bathrooms and showers were clean. There was color cable TV and a separate air conditioner in my room. It was very quiet at night. I have nothing bad to say about this YMCA. I am definitely planning to stay there again.
You have to understand that you will not be in the lap of luxury here. But it met all my needs, and I enjoyed my stay here immensely.
IT's OK!!!
Great location to stay!! Its cheap and you get what you pay for!! I've had much worst than the Y, and pay more!!
Never again!!
The Vanderbilt YMCA is the second worst place I've ever stayed. The first being a damp, bug infested shack in the woods of Maine! The staff are rude, the rooms are tiny (which wouldn't matter if there was anything even remotely nice about them, but there's not), and the bathrooms are a disgrace. When we stayed there in June 2003 (at considerable cost) none of the showers on our floor worked properly. As a woman I didn't really feel safe running about all over the place looking for water, so it was quite an inconvenience. If you are going to NY I'd suggest you use the internet to book yourself a tourist-class hotel instead of this place. It'll probably end up cheaper, and even a bus station would be nicer. That's exactly what happened us when on our last night we left and went to the Newton Hotel for $10 less.
Its quite good on a budget
my partner and i stayed here back in august 2003. we found the staff quite mixed. although no one was rude to us they were quite short with other customers that they percieved as being unreasnable. the rooms, coridoors and bathrooms are basic, the female ones are nicer apparently. the rooms are tiny but have most things you need. its very basic but what else do you need when you are out all day and night in the greatest city in the world.
Only As a Last Restort
Nowdays, there are many cheaper places and many places which offer more than the YMCA. Considering they charged me $90 a night, which I thought was cheap at the time, I expected at least some basics. Don't be fooled, you have to haul in everything from toilet paper to soap.
Greeted by a rude person at the desk, I found it very odd that there were guards everywhere. One needs a key to enter the elevator and go to their room. The halls themselves are disappointing, no furnishings remind me of my days at a college dorm, complete with loud noise, from blaring heavy metal music, to arguments and door slammings. The room was something unexpected, namely that it was so small and ugly. A basic, bed, complete with previous stains. There are many cockroaches at night so be sure to stuff your nostrils with paper and ears too.
Smoking was tolerated, because there was a Chinese family smoking in the restroom each morning I was there. There is a TV, terrible reception, a metal rod for hanging and not much else. The view was gritty, the side of some old brick building and the restrooms are terrible, most of the time they are occupied by"toilet hogs". I had barely any time to brush my teeth before some half naked man from Sweden in a towel wandered in. The showers are dirty, be sure to wear sandals or risk fungai infection and bring your own towel for god's sake too. Now to the restaurant, which is a complete rip off and be warned, do not bring food from the outside, I bought some Wendy's hamburgers in the seating area and was harassed by the greasy cook who threatened me. Now if you are used to the rude service and man handling from the staff, this place is relatively safe and cheap, but don't pick it as a first resort, considering you can find cheaper and more luxurious places on the web.
Safe, Economical Hotel in a Great Neighborhood
As a woman and a retiree, I need a safe, clean and economical place to stay in New York, my favorite city. Having lived there for many years, I know all the neighborhoods and am pleased to be able to stay on the East Side not far from my former home (East 57th St.). The convenience of transportation, restaurants, shops and movies makes the Vanderbilt Y the perfect place for me. (Just wish the noise of doors slamming could be abolished!)
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bill was extremely helpful in every way every step it took to sell our home and bar home bill was next to us helping us step by step and day by day if I ever have the chance I would work with Bill again I would highly recommend him to anyone and everyone friends family and strangers
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Thanks! First time in my career I had to go to the County court house during a settlement to ensure that a Power of Attorney document, that was in very bad shape, would be recorded by the County. If not, the title co could not insure the sale of the home. Really glad that it worked out.
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A decade ago, the name Sukhwa Young was well-known to junior tennis aficionados. Born in Alaska, he moved to Florida at age 11 and won a number of USTA Supernationals, achieving a #1 USTA ranking in the 12s, 14s, and 16s age divisions.
Young had some success at Georgia Tech and on the ATP circuit before a shoulder injury ended his career.
Harry Cicma of NBC Sports recently had the chance to talk tennis with Young. Here are highlights from their conversation.
Harry Cicma (HC): What was the experience like for you, playing for a top ACC program in your home state?
Sukhwa Young (SY): I actually played for Georgia Tech, and my home state is Florida. However, it is still close.
Playing in college gave tennis a complete different outlook for me. As you know, tennis is an individual sport, and when it is turned into a team effort it is a huge change.
HC: I remember you used to train at Saddlebrook Academy in Tampa, What other factors led to your great success in the juniors and at the top National NCAA level?
SY: To be successful in anything, you need to have a strong will, mindset, and discipline. You to be passionate about what you are doing - and above all enjoy what you are doing and dream big. Anything is possible if you work hard.
HC: What's your best memory from competing on the Pro ATP level?
SY: I remember when I was 16 years old getting my first ATP point played in a Futures against an NCAA Champion from Stanford... When I was serving for match point I could barely move my arms or legs, it was an amazing experience to compete at that level.
HC: What advice would you give a player looking to reach the top national level in college and juniors?
The old saying if you want to be a millionaire act like a millionaire applies to tennis. Never be satisfied with what you did - and strive to get better. Always have a higher goal in mind.
HC: What was the best part of being a Division 1 college athlete?
SY: Just the whole team atmosphere. Playing for something bigger than yourself really generates that much more emotion - you are not out there just winning or losing for yourself. It's also a great opportunity to compete with some of the best athletes in the country and in the world.
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GM:"Word is Dodgers will go five years, close to $50M on (Cuban) Miguel Gonzalez. If so, he'll be a Dodger.:
Not yet...
Although I suppose they were as close as they could be yesterday, exchanging medical information on players and something turned up on one of the Rangers pitchers that caused the Cubs to squeeze the brakes. Names have been flying around, but Neil Ramirez, C.J. Edwards and Mike Olt seem to be the hottest names of late. Jeff Passan says the Rangers also showed interest in James Russell, although no one knows if he was part of what sounded like a 6-player deal...although once again, no one knows for sure.
Rumors be the teams will continue today to try and find a fit and that nothing in Garza's medical dossier caused a panic for the Rangers.
Indians beat reporter:
Indians beat reporter:
Matt Loede@Loede923TheFan
Source tells me that if Rangers can't get Garza done by tonight with Cubs it's not getting done at all, which could open door for #Indians
I would rather hear Cubs not
I would rather hear Cubs not willing to move Garza for jizz in balls.
Also, crunch alert. Bedard thru 6, 2-2 tie no hits.
out of the game after 6.1ip..
out of the game after 6.1ip...103 pitches.
Brian Roberts shouldn't be
Brian Roberts shouldn't be the only recent inductee into the Trades That Never Were Hall of Fame.
Jake Peavy is right up there
Jake Peavy is right up there on the list too...
Buster Olney@Buster_ESPN
Buster Olney@Buster_ESPN
Scouts are going to walk away impressed by Peavy, whose velocity reached the low-90s; two earned runs in six innings, 3 strikeouts, no walks
That's nice Buster. But the
That's nice Buster. But the GM's also know that he could be on the DL with Kerry Wood-like regularity.
That's nice Buster. But the
That's nice Buster. But the GM's also know that he could be on the DL with Kerry Wood-like regularity.
Yeah, I don't see Peavy's
Yeah, I don't see Peavy's extra year of control as a good thing. I just threw it up there since he could be viewed as a Garza alternative to some team.
after today's ross wolf start
after today's ross wolf start...garza must be looking a little better...or anyone besides ross wolf.
5 hits in a row to start the
5 hits in a row to start the 5th...awesome.
1-6, 0 outs...men on 1st/2nd.
can the cubs quit using j
can the cubs quit using j.borbon as a pinch hitter with men on?
i guess that .175 BA over the past 2.5 months is too awesome to pass up using him with men on...btw, .171 with men on total, .143 with RISP.
...and he pops out to shallow left with men on 1st/2nd.
j.arrieta (AAA)
j.arrieta (AAA)
5ip 6h 2bb 3k, 4er for the loss
interesting tweet from Gordon
interesting tweet from Gordon Wittenmeyer...not sure how much tongue and cheek it is (ribbing his competitor beat reporter), particularly with the last hashtag.
Another close call with @PWSullivan in Denver bar. Security intervened before Police needed to keep @PWSullivan off N'Shore Cub fan #douche
KC Cougars wins in 10th, 6-5
KC Cougars beat Lugnuts 6-5 in 10th on a bases loaded single by Dan Vogelbach (after Almora strikeout)
Glad to hear he's still alive
Glad to hear he's still alive. Haven't heard much about Dan this year!
Glad to hear he's still alive
Nothing to see here. Move along.
Astro's double barrel ex-Cub
Astro's double barrel ex-Cub DFA's: Ronny Cedeno and Carlos Pena
what an arm on that Lake!
what an arm on that Lake!
Overthrew everyone, but...who cares!
At least he is not playing the infield!
Reminds me of some of AZ Phil
Reminds me of some of AZ Phil's comments about his play -- very toolsy (plus plus arm) and he'll wow you one minute, then leave you shaking your head the next. I remember a young Sammy Sosa being like that. Any coincidence that he chose to wear Sammy's old number? Didn't think so.
Junior Lake requested uniform
Junior Lake requested uniform #22 but Garza is still wearing it. He was assigned #21. He is not the first to have it since Sosa.
(Jason Marquis (2007-08), Milton Bradley (2009), Tyler Colvin (2010-11), Luis Valbuena (2012), Joe Mather (2012), Scott Hairston(2013) and now Junior Lake)
I prefer my personal theories
I prefer my personal theories to be unencumbered by inconvenient actual facts, thank you... I was actually under the impression that Junior had requested 21 after reading a Muskat article (dangerous, I know), but I may have read more into it than was there. A glass or two of wine while surfing the 'net can do that to you.
"I prefer my personal
"I prefer my personal theories to be unencumbered by inconvenient actual facts, thank you..."
It's people like you that keep my faith in human kind alive.
Saves the Cubs a few hundred
Saves the Cubs a few hundred K.
Atlanta Braves@Braves
The Braves have selected RHP Kameron Loe from Gwinnett (AAA) and will wear #40. A corresponding move will be announced prior to today's game
Speaking of #22...He's being
Speaking of #22...This time he's being written about in the NY Times:
Then another anterior capsule tear shut him down once more. He has no immediate plans for surgery, just rest, but Louisville parted ways with him June 28.
After Prior's latest setback, Baker told him he had not been that far from a return to the majors when his shoulder gave out. Several Reds relievers had been injured, creating openings on the roster. If Prior had been healthy, Baker could have recalled him.
Jesse Sanchez tweets...
Jesse Sanchez tweets...
Agent says Eloy Jimenez will sign for $2.8M on 8/1 or 8/2 at a press conference in DR. Turned down $5M from another team to stay with Cubs.
This gives the Cubs the entire trade deadline to whittle down the spending gap that leads to 2014 draft penalties.
16 years old...never played
16 years old...never played legit competitive baseball in his life...leaves $2.2m on the table to sign with the cubs...
what the hell is going on there? that just sounds insane. are the cubs buying his parents, siblings, cousins, aunts, and uncles new houses or something? =p
Pics of Mr. Cub on stage at
Pics and Video of Mr. Cub on stage at Wrigley with Eddie Vedder at the recent Pearl Jam concert
Check out the Rolling Stone
Check out the Rolling Stone review as well. Pretty damn glowing!
Kris Bryant to make pro debut
Kris Bryant to make pro debut tonight for AZL Cubs.
Bryant went 0-for-3, made 3
Bryant went 0-for-3, made 3 errors. Pulled after 5th inning.
impressive. bob brenly
impressive. bob brenly approves.
fwiw, j.gray (who's not near 100 pitch per outing stretched, though he's still starting in R ball)
2g 5.2ip 8h 0bb 5k, 4er (6.35era) 1hbp, 1 balk
Perfect. Certainly the Cub's
Perfect. Certainly the Cub's Way on both accounts.
Bring him up!!
Bring him up!!
He's already a Cub!!
Puff piece on Archer.
I see Greg Rohan showed up
I see Greg Rohan showed up this weekend with the Arizon Cubs team.
Any idea if he's been hurt, or just not playing this year?
DUSTY: Greg Rohan had back
DUSTY: Greg Rohan had back surgery last off-season and has been rehabbing at Fitch Park since Minor League Camp. He is just starting to play in games now.
Ty Ty AzPhil!
Ty Ty AzPhil!
Javier Baez scouting report.
Cool. Seems like the waggle
Cool. Seems like the waggle is something that could be worked on fairly easily. No sense giving a pitcher an extra unnecessary advantage.
This is all speculation on my
This is all speculation on my part, but I think they moved him up to AA to expose him. It looks like he had learned to overcome his weaknesses at high-A so they wanted to show him that his approach wouldn't work at higher levels.
Normally this could cause a kid to lose confidence, but I don't think Baez has that issue.
That seems about right. There
That seems about right. There does seem to be something about him, one of those intangibles, but the breaking ball is always the nail in a major league career coffin.
Dont make us start him!!!
Dont make us start him!!!
-Theo dragging Garza to mound
Fingers crossed there's a
Fingers crossed there's a real workaround for Olt's eye! Guessing we'll see him soon, even if he doesn't see us. Ba dum.
Rosenthal: Olt, Edwards, and
Rosenthal: Olt, Edwards, and a third player.
Edwards! Yes!
Give us the Royal Baby Boy,
Give us the Royal Baby Boy, and we'll call it a deal.
Wow, one o-fer and three
Wow, one o-fer and three errors and Bryant already done.
I hate this trade. The guys
Heard an interesting thing on
Heard an interesting thing on 670 the SCORE today in Len Kasper's weekly visit.
HE said that the TheoJed group are remarkably patient and if they don't feel that they are getting the best deal for the Club, they will simply just make a qualifying offer and do this "all again next year".
It seems like this group may at least have a hint at knowing what they are doing? Or - maybe not. I am really curious what they saw in the Ranger's medicals...
So what is the deal with this new collective bargaining thing exactly?
I recall that should they lost the player, they would receive a n extra draft pick based on their record, ala the Pirates not signing Appel this year.
Where is AZ PHIL these days? Trying to stay cool?
[after posting I saw the "Breaking News"]
Additional confirmation:
Additional confirmation:
"Cubs starting pitcher Matt Garza was scheduled to pitch tonight against the Arizona Diamondbacks, but that is no longer the case. He's been scratched from the lineup and a trade to the Texas Rangers is close, confirms Jon Heyman."
Evan Grant via Lonestar Ball
Evan Grant via Lonestar Ball says third player could be Ramirez or Odor. And that the Cubs may get a PTBNL.
So how long before we
So how long before we actually know all 3 players and its confirmed?
The team really needs an
The team really needs an "Odor" around?
every lineup he is in stinks
every lineup he is in stinks
TR Sullivan says Rangers are
TR Sullivan says Rangers are getting a 2nd player.
Edit: It says they will "likely try to get a second player," whatever the hell that means.
We have to have a player of
We have to have a player of two in the minors that they could bring up.
Passan: Third player is
Passan: Third player is Justin Grimm.
Olt, Edwards, and Grimm is a very solid haul.
"Olt, Edwards, and Grimm is a
"Olt, Edwards, and Grimm is a very solid haul."
Cubs also getting a PTBNL
Cubs also getting a PTBNL
Phil, when can he be brought
Phil, when can he be brought up?
I have some breaking news...
I have some breaking news...
My first TCR Scoop!! The Cubs and Rangers are nearing a deal for Garza. BANK IT!
So Olt...
So Olt...
Now I gotta find out more about this vision thing since this is actually apparently happening. I would have thought that was the hang up last time, but I guess not. I remember last year we were talking about an Olt for Garza and some of the guys here were really creaming their pants over the possibility.
Anyone know what Grimm's
Anyone know what Grimm's ceiling is? Or what his trouble has been? On name value alone, I like him more than "Tepesch".
Excitement for Garza trade
Excitement for Garza trade quickly passed over by schadenfreude for Braun suspension.
Recent comments
One funny thing to see before the game was the two submariner pitchers (David Berg and Corbin Hoffner) playing catch with each other. Both pitchers throw "submarine" even when they play catch, and it's kind of mesmerizing to watch, even for the other players.
CUBSTER: One of the points of emphasis at "basic" Instructs this year was teaching the position players the art of baserunning and base-stealing, like getting a good primary and seconday lead, reading the pitcher, cutting bases sharply, and different ways to slide to maximize the baserunner's chance to arrive safely.
Brooksbaseball.net has some interesting stats/graphs on pitch and strike zones and you can dial up individual games/pitchers. I'd love to see some comments from readers who can interpret this better than I can. I thought the Ump was really inconsistent with a very wide zone. Does this info seem to match up with my eyeball perception? Also, looking at the graphs, Lackey was not throwing as many pitches below the K-zone (certainly more above) while Lester was clearly getting his pitches down and not many above.
As I was fearing in my post yesterday, Maddon keeps trotting Strop out against the Redbirds and he constantly fails. I understand the psychology behind this, but in a series where there is a finite lock on who moves on, why does he keep riding the wrong horse?
AZ Phil: Agree, this must have been a really fun game to watch. There was a lot of base stealing going on. Are the pitchers not holding runners or is the catching still a work in progress?
Cuzzi has long been known as having the biggest strike zone among all umpires.
AZ Phil, give me a scouting report on Chris Pieters since he has become a 1B/OF.
I think it's probably hard to adjust to an ump's zone mid-game, as least for hitters. Pitchers can locate to an ump's zone, but hitters have minimal time to react.
But, whatever. Umps are going to miss calls. Let's beat up on the non-Lackey starters.
Watched a little of Mets-Dodgers.
Jason deGrom -- oh, my.
Cubs 3-4-5 hitters are 0-21 so far in the post-season.
Let's change that in a big effin' way tomorrow, boys.
Considering how players reacted it seemed pretty accurate high and wide (to righties), but not so accurate low and in. I thought the strike zone by the ump was awful, but it was consistent and the Cubs never adjusted.
Rizzo and Bryant need to have good at bats. They are really looking outclassed in these two games.
that game sounds fun as hell.
I was just wondering the same thing. I'd rather not see it at all. If it's inaccurate, it's a bad viewer experience. If it's accurate, it shows some shitty calling by the umpire.
TBS' K Zone seems to be more harsh than the others.
I wonder if MLB will ask the networks to stop using them. They just make the umps, and the game, look bad, and it only pisses off the fans.
"Strop vs. Cardinals." Seen the movie. Hated it.
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My wife and I went to this bar for drinks and karaoke last night and were greatly disappointed. I drank two double gin and tonics and my wife had two fuzzy navels. I ordered double tank and tonics and it tasted like there was no gin in my drink at all. I finished my watery drinks and went to pay the tab, when i was slapped in the face with a $44 bill. I think it is pretty bad when the drinks here cost two dollars mor... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
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A large group of us essentially lived at Martinis on Friday and Saturday night during law school. We've been in Dallas for the last two years and recently made a last minute trip down to SA specifically to see Wayne and the band. The experience was just as incredibly fun as it used to be. Wayne even pulled the wife and I on stage for our anniversary and gave us a shout out for coming in from Dallas.\r
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From some of these ""Review's"" discriptions, I think they are talking about ""Martini Ranch"" not ""Wayne Harpers Martini's"". Some of these people are confused. \r
Martini's is in a shopping strip, behind North Star Mall.\r
Fri and Sat are Wayne's night, there is no karoke, they don't have food, what they do have is wonderful entertainment in which you cannot sit still or resist singing along....Loudly!\r
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This is the concept of the best entertainer in San Antonio. A Vegas lounge show and San Antonio prices! \r
Wayne does his show on Fri and Sat. But there is entertainment every night.\r
My friends from La Hacienda Los Barrios often stop by there after work.\r
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I have to Admit I enjoyed My visit to Wayne Harper's martini Club \r
though it is a little small and Wayne's wife was Very Rude I almost Left in till I sat at a Table and got a Hott little waitress she Made it Worth My stay, she Laughed and Joked with me about How Great the Place was, we Sang along She Inshored me Wayne lives up to his great reputation. When i questioned the Drink Prices she gave me a Great smile an... view more
This is the worst bar! The management was rude and ugly with my party when we asked about our tabs. First off, the martinis were 10.50 each, then when the tab was reviewed, I found drinks added that were not ordered by us. The bartender was rude to us and she allowed our waitress to charge what she wanted. On top of all that, we were charged 25 for gratuity. The entertainment was mediocre, not worth the the troubl... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA LEMME TELL YOU ABOUT THIS PLACE. THE HORRORS I WITNESSED HERE ATROCIOUS. THESE PEOPLE DONT FIX ANYTHING, THERE'S BEETLES AND GNATS, AND WORMS HERE, NOT TO MENTION THE OTHERT CRITTERS CITYSEARCH WILL NOT ALLOW ME TO ADD. THE TOILETS ARE BLACK AND DONT FLUSH, THERE MOLD ON THE BATHROOM CEILING. AND THEY CHANGE MANAGMENT HERE LIKE I CHANGE UNDERWEAR, PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DONT EVER GO HERE.Like this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
Martini Club will always be the ""best little hole in the mall"" in San Antonio. If the ""gentleman"" (cddheath) who gave the rather scathing review to the club wasn't happy there then he should go elsewhere and I have a few suggestions as to where that might be. I travel 2000 miles to visit just that club. I love the atmosphere, drinks and the fantastic entertainment always offered there. Mr and Mrs Harper are ... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch
This place was horrible. The owner/manager was extrememly rude and the waitresses will steal your change. We had to confront our waitress in order to get our money back. Martini's are $10.50 a pop and on top of that you have greedy waitresses stealing $10 tips!! OUTRAGEOUS!! Do not whistle or clap. We were told not to whistle in an extremely rude manner. Do not go to this place if you want to have a good time,... view moreLike this review?Yes|Flag AbuseProvided by Citysearch


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