Good selection and pricing, clean and well organized, and the staff, who are likely volunteers,…read morewere a ton of fun. Oh, and I got a stunning belt.

Nice. Would go again. Central location. Big selection. Cant remember what I bought there it's been…read morea while.

We stopped here to make a donation and were pleasantly surprised by the organized outfit this is…read more It is convenient, easy with drive up lanes and plenty of staff to unload your car. I persuaded my husband to look inside for a little shopping. I found a beautiful paining for our new condo ($12) and a pair of Blenco glass shell bookends ($9). We signed up for their Loyalty Program because I do plan on returning for more rare finds when we're back down here. The items were gorgeous. The epitome of thrift shopping.

We paid them $40 to come out and turn down a $12,000 leather Bernhardt extra large electronic…read moresectional because it had one dark spot? Seriously? We have donated $ and hundreds of items to them over the last 13 years. Never ever again!

We asked the owner to bring some of their animal Ambassadors to a welcome reception at our Naples…read morearea hotel. What a wonderful experience for guests - interactive and educational. Thank you Kowiachobee!

Hidden gem! What a unique animal experience in Naples. Education based animal preservation. Our…read moretour guide was John, the owner, who is a wealth of incredible knowledge. We talked science, history, future, nature, everything. There is an incredible amount of programming available for children of all ages. Tours are donation based by reservation only! I couldn't recommend this more. You can tell John is like the animal daddy and loves all the animals. And they clearly love him. The animals are well loved and cared for! Go visit and help more people discover this gem.

Great large park and pond at the hospital. Beautiful foliage and animal life like ducks and…read moresquirrels. Nice walking paths and a kids play area. The play area has a sand box, musical instruments and tables. All this right downtown at the hospital. Nicely shaded, benches, perfect for a picnic. Entrance right on 8th St across from parking garage.

Nearly in the middle of downtown Naples. This unassuming park surrounding a nice size lake has…read moresome wonderful water features and artwork all along the wide, meandering walkway. All of the benches are dedicated to a loved or a special someone. Beautiful statues are placed perfectly among the hardscape, waterscape, and greenery. Lots of flora and fauna. Just a really, relaxing little place to get your Zen on. Whoever designed this place really knew what they were doing! Great job!

Excellent facility and staff. Warm and welcoming place for seniors to gather and meet other…read moreseniors. There are many activities and classes to attend as well as social events.

This senior center is a beautiful, new facility. Visit in person the first time during the day to…read morecomplete the membership application and pay your annual dues. Once done, you can sign up for classes, events, and luncheons each month using an online account. Membership is for individuals 65 years old and older. Classes and events are free once your annual membership is paid. Sign up early because spaces in classes and events fill up quickly. They have exercise classes, art classes, games, movies, luncheons, and a lot more.

This is great place to hang out…read more The facilities they have there include: Swimming pool, locker room, mini restaurant, gym, pickleball and tennis, soccer, baseball, Basketball, kids playroom, indoor area and outdoor area. If you are more interested in the gym theres lots of treadmills and other cardio machines, but for weight lifting theres only about one machine for every exercise ex. Two bench press, one squat machine, one smith machine, one leg press, ect. They also have personal trainers there as well. But their equipment is a little old. Staff and management were great especially jack at front check in (give him a raise) Also have fun activities seasonally. There's nothing you can't do here

The YMCA's gym and learning center are amazing! The gym offers lots of classes, the pool…read moreis opened through for you to go in and swim. the learning center is phenomenal. the people in charge are caring, considerate, and kind. They are professionals and want to help you and your family. Five stars YMCA of Naples

Great staff, exceptionally clean! Perfect place to work out in a safe environment. They limit the…read moreamount of people in the work out area.

No fancy name , or huge space , but don't be quick to judge. This is a hidden gem. It's very clean…read moreand quiet. They have all the essentials gym equipment, great AC, and the best rates. $20/month and they do not auto charge. Also great customer service from Mercy & Crystal

For anyone who wants to read details of an adult-child experience losing a parent: My mother…read moreendured weeks of poor care at HealthPark Hospital (Ft. Myers) and terrible care at The Terraces (Bonita Springs) before my sister and I made the difficult decision to admit our mother to Avow Hospice in Naples. Thank god someone told us that Avow had just started admitting patients from Lee Country, and thank God a bed was available. Mom was quite suddenly at the end of her life, and we were unprepared to set up proper home care. Mom said she was glad when she arrived at Avow, and the next day she told us she felt the nurses cared about her. Thank you, Avow, for making Mom--and our family--feel safe and supported. They also gave her a drug that truly eased her suffering without causing her to be completely sedated. However, I did clash with one nurse who wanted to increase the dose right away and who implied I wanted to keep my mother alert when she needed to have pain relief. Other nurses and supervisors agreed to a lower dose. I know it's not easy to make these determinations, but don't be afraid to question what's happening and speak to whoever is in charge at the moment. I respect the expertise of health care professionals, yet every nurse will have their own preferences. Prior to Mom's arrival at Avow, she spent weeks at HealthPark hospital and 10 days at The Terraces. Care at The Terraces was just horrible, even when I was right there in the room. This facility is seriously understaffed, and I do feel sorry for the nurses, who are being put in a bad position. (Avoid this place if your loved one is very ill but being discharged and sent to rehab. It might be ok for someone there to rehab from a knee replacement.) Care at HealthPark was more frequent but still poor. My main complaint is lack of compassion, kindness, and professionalism at these places. I know it's easy to find fault, and I know understaffing is a serious problem. and yet health care is a higher calling and sick people deserve attention and care. I say all of this in order to compliment Avow, the only hospice I can report on. Nurses came frequently, they were compassionate to Mom and us. Thank you. Kindness was abundant and staff respected the gravity of the situation. My sister and I were impressed by the priest who made rounds. He was personal, and he wanted to know all about Mom's life. He wasn't put off when we told him that none of us, including Mom, still went to mass, and he didn't pressure us to do anything. I like to think Mom was comforted by the last rites he provided. Why not a 5 star review? A couple reasons: the TV/cable sitution is not great. This might sound unimportant, but my mother was awake and alert two evenings and wanted to watch TV. She said this. But there were many issues with the clicker, settings, and stations. Several staff tried to trouble shoot, but no one could solve the problems. Several stations were on the guide but not subscribed to, including, Turner Classic Movies, a channel that would provide a lot of comfort and familiarity to many patients. Another complaint is about follow through: during the one afternoon Mom was totally aware, she asked for her bed to be wheeled outside on the lanai. The nurse said she had to do something and would be right back but didn't return. So Mom never got to view the beautiful lake. Finally, the night Mom died, my sister and I felt pressured to call a funeral home immediately and to leave quickly. We felt we didn't have enough time with our mother and to gather up our things. It was the middle of the night, so I really don't understand why everything had to happen so quickly. We were in shock, devastated, and shouldn't have even been driving. Despite my criticisms, I believe the Avow facility is excellent and the staff are great. I am glad we brought Mom to the Naples location. I've also received many texts offering to provide support, and I appreciate that, too. I hope some of the shortcomings I've pointed out will be addressed for future patients and their loved ones.

A correction to a very positive review. I have nothing but admiration for the staff and facilities…read moreat Avow. They are just so much more with an out reach to support community

Founders of the Naples Winter Wine Festival, they have raised over $95 million to benefit children…read moreof Collier County. Special recognition goes to Todd Foege and staff! Without their tireless dedication, NCEF would not have seen such tremendous and unparalleled success over the years.

From the owner: Naples Children & Education Foundation supports effective, disciplined charitable programs that…read moresignificantly improve the physical, emotional and educational lives of underprivileged and at-risk children in Collier County.

Very caring staff. Helps victims of sexual assault. All services are free and they understand the…read moreneeds of victims

I am just completely disappointed from beginning to end. I had hard time getting any information on…read moremy therapist when I was assigned to her. I just wanted to know her last name so I could do research on whether she was really qualified to be helping me or not. Once assigned to her: she was drained, uninterested, she was always eager to reschedule if I missed her call and never available if I would try to reach out. She wasn't very genuine or personable and it seemed like she was just reading from a book of responses. She even just hung up during a session once and although I think she'll try to blame it on the service she was so emotionally and mentally unavailable I don't doubt that she just hung up mid session. And then didn't try to reach back out after that. If she wanted to reassigned she should have done it more professionally. That's the major complaint from the majority of the employees is the unprofessional behavior while working in such a significant field of MENTAL HEALTH. My therapist: Sydney Marmon