Worst rated Sights & Landmarks in New York City, United States

😠 Always long lines, never any package materials, always dirty, broken this and that and definitely not the quickest service. There are no excuse for these types of lines!!! Its been over an hour to pick up a package!!!!!!

😠 If I could give zero stars, I would. They constantly say they attempted to deliver packages, and there was no secure location, but they don't even try. I've seen countless people complain about this at the location. I also know that to be true because I work from home, so I'm literally in my apt wh...

😠 Weird service... For several months (4-5 months) postmen (in particular this person on a picture) stopped ringing the doorbell of the apartment during the delivery of packages. Instead, they immediately put a missed delivery sticker on my bedroom window and run off to the next house. During the s...

👍 This location is in the parking of the Newport Center Mall. This is located near the A3 pillar on the ground level. The center is small, a little difficult to find and you don't have a lot of options like the ones at the airport. The service is good and the staff is willing to help and answer all qu...

😠 TLDR: Would give 0 stars if I could. Garage attendant refused to accept car close to closing time, car came with half tank (purchased full tank), car was dirty. Terrible experience is an understatement. The person in the garage "cleaning" the cars, giving them to customers and accepting returns is...

😠 Christ Hospital and its employees who are at the front lines dealing with patients or possible patients are the utmost rudest, inexperienced individuals imaginable; they have the most deplorable of customer service like behavior this side of humanity. This is supposed to be an institution of healing...

😐 Editing to add update: Ever since the building owners took over from Greystar, things have improved considerably. I really hope this upward trend keeps occurring and things keep improving. Living at Beacon under the Beacon management have become almost equivalent to living in hell. Fire alarms ring...