Davis Center — Attraction in New York

My boyfriend and I visited on a 90-degree day, hoping for a relaxing escape after seeing so much buzz about this place on social media. Unfortunately, the experience fell far short of expectations.

Despite being a weekday, it was overcrowded to the point of discomfort. The women’s locker lounge, in particular, was shockingly unpleasant. One staff member shouted nonstop as if we were in a boot camp. Her behavior was loud, rude, and incredibly unprofessional, I genuinely dreaded walking into that space. It created an environment that felt chaotic rather than calm, and frankly, she should not be in a role that involves guest interaction.

Overall, the staff felt completely mismatched for a space that markets itself as a serene, wellness-focused oasis. The energy was more akin to park rangers policing a campground, loud, harsh, and needlessly aggressive. My boyfriend was even told he couldn’t sit and eat in the indoor lounge simply because he had a t-shirt on. Are u serious? The enforcement of rules felt arbitrary and off-putting.

Aesthetically, the venue is beautiful. The pool area and indoor spaces are well designed, and it’s clear that a lot of thought went into the visual presentation. But unfortunately, the staff's behavior undermines the entire experience.

Also worth noting: bring your own lock, they check at the door.

In the end, this place may photograph well, but it lacks the hospitality and atmosphere to make it truly enjoyable. Unless you're going purely for the photos, I’d recommend...

I was extremely disappointed by the facility’s policy. The staff refused to let anyone access the pool or locker room unless they purchased a locker from a specific store they directed us to. What kind of public pool fails to provide basic locker access when it’s a required part of using the facility? This raises serious questions about whether there’s an inappropriate arrangement between the staff and the locker vendor.

As a taxpayer, it’s frustrating to feel like my money is being wasted on a facility that prioritizes questionable business practices over...

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