I can't say enough good thing about Samena! Every department has shown such kindness, knowledge,…read moreand loyalty in all that they do. My children have been in the Preschool, Before & After school Care program, Summer Camps, & Swim lessons and they just can't get enough. Between all the events for the whole family, and the ones made just for us adults, there is always something for us to do there. Shout out to their Fitness Coordinator, Marianne. Her knowledge and patience through our personal training journey has been nothing but superb. Through multiple injuries, and a busy life, she helps me navigate what fits my needs best at every appointment. Thank you Samena for providing a safe 3rd place for our community!

We recently had a very concerning experience after visiting Samena. After using the hot tub, my…read moredaughter developed a rash that was later diagnosed by her doctor as hot tub folliculitis ("hot tub rash"). What initially seemed minor quickly escalated into a much more serious, full-body condition requiring an ER visit and follow-up care with a dermatologist. This has been an incredibly stressful and painful experience for our family, all stemming from what should have been a safe and well-maintained facility. I did contact management to report what happened. While they stated that their cleaning and maintenance procedures are within guidelines, that response was frustrating given the outcome and the severity of my daughter's condition. Proper sanitation of hot tubs is critical, and based on our experience, I would urge others to be cautious. Unfortunately, I can't recommend using the hot tub facilities here.

Edgeworks has multiple locations but I like the Bellevue spot the best so far. Plenty of room and…read morelots of different climbs. One bouldering area where you climb up and over the top then may need to walk across the landing to the climb down area. Bathrooms are always clean.

Was invited here by a family friend and had a blast!…read more Facility was clean, staff was friendly, and got our adrenaline going. Our 6 year old gave it a shot too and already wants to go back. We went during family day - believe they have this once per month so it was discounted rates $13 and included shoe / harness. Walk over to Dicks for burgers, fries and shakes afterwards (same parking lot) and Daiso for Daiso fans :)

Every time I go to a new place I like to hear the story behind it. Specially of places like this…read moreone. I would say it's unique! If you're a mom or a dad you'll understand what I'm saying later on. We were invited to a themed birthday party and that's how I found "Popcorn PP&C" Today I had the pleasure to met the owners of this wonderful "little world". Both, besides of being entrepreneurs, are MOMS, so they decided to launch this space for little ones but also for parents. If you're looking for a place to host a party with guided activities (including cooking, baking and/or decorating cupcakes; crafts and hunt scavenging) this is the spot. I've been to other places with bouncy areas, or gyms but it's always chaotic and sometimes guests disconnect from the party. I'd say here your guests will be entertained like you were at home. They also have cooking classes, camps, etc. Take a look to their website. It is one of its kind.

My youngest was turning 10 & having their first in-person birthday party in 3 years - it needed to…read morebe a safe, special experience. This place delivered beyond our expectations! Ksenia took care of every detail. We had a fun, easy, culturally educational culinary experience making bento boxes! I've never made sushi rolls and we all learned how together. The cake was gorgeous, better than any other custom cake we've ever ordered, with an edible cherry blossom design. This made this birthday so memorable. The other parents loved it too. They do day camps too. We'll definitely be signing up.

Jason is a kind and patient teacher with a great sense of humor and flexible teaching style. He is…read moreexperienced and knowledgeable with many different types of art and breaks down challenging peices into manageable steps. I have been going to his classes for several years and have attended summer camps as well. I would highly reccomend this studio to anyone wanting to grow their art skills.

Nice atmosphere. Teacher is very knowledgeable. Learned a lot. Place could be a tad bit more…read morecleaner.

This place has given me some amazing memories. My son has been in since he was little tiny, and by…read moreextension doesn't know he even has an option NOT to dance (but don't tell him that!). Mrs. Charmin is excellent. The parking is miserable. The annual performances are so cool that I want them seasonal. The staff is really friendly. There aren't many dance options but even if there were Eastside would still shine. (Except the parking... for the love of God.)

I've been going to Eastside Dance and took advantage of their first free class, along with the two…read moreweeks of unlimited classes for $45, which is an amazing deal! Their instructors are very knowledgeable about different dance genres and their history. The facilities are clean and well-organized, and both locations have designated parking spots. The only downside is that it can get quite hot during classes, especially when we're moving quickly and there are many people. It would be even better if the windows were open or if there were fans to help circulate the air in addition to the AC. Overall, the instructors and classes are great--I can't wait to come back for more!

Enrolled my son for summer camp during Covid. I was kinda hesitant not knowing how camps handle…read morethings during Covid but was very impressed with Boys and Girls club. Before you enter the building, they take temperatures and ask a series of questions. Mask is mandatory even if you are picking your child up. Leslie the director is awesome and does her best to ensure your child is in good hands. I highly recommend this place for camps etc.

As a long-time member of a Bellevue club site, I suggest you pick a different child-care program…read moreand not support the current Bellevue Boys and Girls Club. I've attended the Club Teen Center for years, and there used to really be a community there of supportive and loving staff and people. There were actually alumnis who would return with college degrees or jobs or kids. But ever since the new CEO, Tim Motts, entered, he cut our funding, said he wanted to "stick [his] shoe up [a youth's] ass" for misbehaving, ignored blatant safety violations that have been properly reported (such as when Nicole aggressively grabbed a club youth), and worst of all, fired our staff who have supported youth for decades simply for disagreeing with him. It's absolutely unbelievable how badly he's hit our club, and I can't imagine how other clubs have also been impacted, in less than a year. I was really planning on coming back when I'm in college or after I get a job, now, I realize my last time will be in high school. Tim Motts does not have the youth in mind in his decisions and policies, he simply wants to feed his ego and reputation to impress the Boys and Girls Club of America and his other selfish goals. You can't have a selfish person be in charge of a child-care program, or stuff like this will happen, and your childhood places will turn bland and empty. We've submitted a letter to the board about what's happening, it'll help bring some insight into the whole situation: bit.ly/groundzeroresignation

The biggest annoyance and disappointment about this place, is they arbitrarily raise prices…read moredepending on how many signed up already. I get the supply and demand business model but it just goes to show this place is more about making money than it is about fostering young minds. They don't communicate anywhere on their website when prices will go up or when the sale ends. If more people sign up for that class (which as customer you do not have optics to), then they will all of a sudden increase the price. Other camp providers clearly state on their website when prices will go up. Other camps offer early bird registration so as customers if we missed that is too bad but at least customers had the chance to plan accordingly and is not a sudden shock. My daughter (13 years old) went to summer camp at this place for a couple of summer when she was a younger and it was one of her least favorite camp. I thought I give them another chance with my 5 year son but when I try to register for the week I want this summer, they suddenly changed the price. When I inquire why, they simply said because more spot filled up. I won't be going back her for any future classes/camps. I do not agree with their business practices. And honestly there are so many other and better camp providers around the area, I see no reason to even consider this one going forward and I would warn other parents about this business. Responding to business comments: Of course the business doesn't like my review or perspective. Unfortunately if what they say in their response to my review was true at the time of my email inquiry they should had mentioned the fine prints on their website at that time. Again, suddenly raising prices when certain level of class attendance reach and not showing the numbers of spots taken on the website is not transparent business practice. Also, "sale" is not the same as early bird prices. Their email about early special came out to family on March 5th and by Tuesday when I try to register, the price already went up. Based on their response of not admitting to being more transparent really does not build trust in customer. I truly hope they make efforts to improve customer service and business practices. They definitely lost my family as a customer and potential loss of other customers.

I sighed up my 8 and 10 yo boys for summer camp in July this year. My boys loved the camp saying…read morethat it was the coolest camp they have attended so far (and they have tried a lot of camps :) ). I was really surprised to learn that my boys disassembled to the last screw and then assembled a PC, turned it on and the PC worked! it was fun seeing pride on their faces :) They learnt the names and the purpose of all the components of a PC, laptop, and XBox. They also learnt how to use a camera and take good pictures, the basics of photography and got high quality portrait prints at the end of the camp. I would definitely recommend this school to my friends. I am thinking of signing my kids up for afterschool classes as well.