Hotels near Kollel Ohr HaEmet, Nassau County

The hotel service is warm, our language is not available, but through gestures and other exchanges, the stay is very smooth. The egg roll for breakfast tastes good. The room decoration is simple but very clean.

Date went wrong delayed check in made us late to everything 🥺- get to the hotel and realize there’s a deposit “security fee “ is way more then the room rate per night & way more then I ever paid at a hotel! It wasn’t listed on trip.Therefore me and my partner weren’t aware of a 250$ on top of 150$! No hot continental breakfast as mentioned here/ just breakfast bags with a hot sandwich which is tacky!

Stayed at home wood suites and the room was very dirty when we arrived. Repairs are being done in the pool area however we received an email two weeks before our stay. I replied to the email and copied the general manager however not suki nor the general manager had the decency to reply to me. Room is dilapidated and dirty when we arrived. The dishes were not washed and the floors were dirty.ceiling has serious cracks from water damage and the furniture is very dirty. The noise from the street is unreal. The maids come into the room without knocking on the door even if you have a do not disturb sign on the door. Internet is practically non existent. For the price please forgo elsewhere this hotel administration has changed since the last time I was there really too bad.

Awesome location! Really enjoyed the stay. Wonderful and accommodating staff. Thank you

The environment is good, there are wine bottle caps on the floor of the room

This was an excellent choice for my friend and me. We had a room with 2 double beds. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom shower was excellent. The hotel was very quiet. Since I have to eat gluten free, there weren't alot of choices for breakfast but the eggs, fruit and oatmeal were good. The staff were all friendly and so helpful. I enjoyed being able to sit in the area near the amazing fish tank and charge my phone while reading or eating. The front desk person who was on duty on Saturday morning, June 10 deserves a special shout out. My friend and I were in a serious car crash when leaving the hotel and the manager couldn't have been more kind and caring. We sat in the hotel lobby for hours collecting ourselves and figuring out transportation. Again, the desk clerk offered us water, asked if we wanted anything to eat, kept an eye on us and made us feel cared for. I am sorry I didn't get his name but he deserves to be recognized for the kindness he showed us.

We checked out after one night and cancelled our other reservation with you. We came to town for a wedding and my friends who were getting married clearly didn’t visit your “hotel” before booking a room block with you. Booking the reservation was problematic. You didn’t offer them any sort of discount as an incentive when they booked the room block, which my wife and I found to be discourteous. We didn’t book online since there was no way to activate the room block discount (which as mentioned above, didn’t exist). They gave us two separate reservations, so this prolonged process of confirming two reservations took about 30 minutes, and I already regretted it. Your motel is located next to a TGIFriday’s which was a blessing since we were starving when we got there, but it was really closer to Baldwin rather than RVC and should have been advertised as such. There is no privacy or any sense of security. When we got to the parking lot, we were greeted by many people milling about and talking in the parking lot. Throughout our stay, they were there, and it made us very uncomfortable, sometimes as many as 20 people in a party just hanging out in the lot. Why would you let them do this? Our friend who was also staying with you told us that someone tried to come into her room unannounced, so after that, we decided we couldn’t trust the staff and didn’t want turn down service. The room was okay, not great. The bed mattress felt sunken in and old. The bathroom was disproportionate and missing at least a towel rack. There was a screw in the wall that used to hang something where the mirror now sat. The room was dark and dreary. The clicker was missing a battery cover and didn’t work, so no TV. The WiFi was inconsistent. When my wife said we were leaving and wouldn’t need the second reservation for the two additional nights, the guy at the front desk barely batted an eyelash. He called me two hours later to confirm that I had left. I wouldn’t come back to this motel even if it was free.

Where to begin… my parents got a room to look at some houses nearby. we’re from Long Island so they were quite familiar with the area. I live in NYC. Let’s not even get into the fact that the decor looks like someone intentionally picked out the more hideous individual items at a bargain basement to win some sort of contest but I get a text the morning after their first night that my dad (72) fell in the bathtub and was in the hospital. ***. so I flip out and head out to the hotel from the city. The police had to come and upon looking at the bathroom, the ADA handles were completely in the wrong place (no handle at the edge of the tub to hold onto when getting out) and no grip on the floor. They are well aware a majority of their guests are older and regardless, there should’ve been compliance. There was literally BLOOD all over the bathroom floor. The staff barely gave a sh*t except to ask why we didn’t contact them first — instead of the police????? Oh ok sure. So clearly caring more about their insurance than the well-being of my father. At one point I went downstairs to get 2 bottles of Pellegrino for my mom who was scared out of her mind and the guy started asking me what happened to my dad, so I told him the details, but don’t worry, that didn’t stop him from charging me $17 for the two waters as I did. Unreal. My father needed stitches and a cat scan. The scan thankfully came back clean but was in a ton of pain (he had fallen directly on his back) so eventually he was discharged and we came back to the hotel. His bandage from his stitches had come open so my mom went to the front desk to ask if they had tape. The guy handed her a scotch tape and had the AUDACITYYYYY to ask for her ROOM NUMBER. He was legitimately going to CHARGE HER for the scotch tape. I can’t even comprehend what kind of person does this. She refused to give him her room number on principle and said she’d simply take 2 pieces and call it a day. Unbelievable. Finally my mom goes down to complain about the entire experience to the manager because seriously ***. The manager seemed relatively apologetic and when my mom told her what had happened w the tape, the guy was right there and my mom said “do you really think that was the right thing to do given what we’ve experienced?” and this guy rudely replies “yes I do, that’s policy”. Areeee you out of your mind??? What kind of hospitality is this?!? My mom is now dealing with their insurance company because they didn’t even offer any kind of compensation (no night free, no comped anything, still charged for $17 water) and she made it clear to them she would be refuting this stay with Amex. On top of that, they both got Covid from the hospital. Like, are you even for real. This place is horrific and I will tell every single person I know to avoid it like the plague. Despicable treatment.

I can't express enough how wonderful the team at Four Points were for us. Nicole (Director of Sales) was our point person for booking rooms for over 30 people and her communication and professionalism made the process seamless. Alexis & Jada at the front desk were also quick to respond to any questions/concerns we had.