Splash

Very nice place to work out, and swim, and hanging out with friends, and enjoy a really good meal at the nice restaurant. It is a place where to get pampered. It is not for everyone one, or the mass, or general public. It is a place meant only for selected people who want, and could afford ,and will pay for the better things in life. The valet parking can take care of your car if you are in a hurry , or need to be close to the front entrance.

Been a member here for a few years. Overall the facility is fine. Staff is always very kind in every department I've interacted with. Few things I struggle with: the quality of the food at Splash (the most accessible restaurant) is terrible for what you pay. Low quality, pricey, slow service (seemingly because of staffing issues which can't fully be helped). Want to do classes? Yoga, spin? On top of the over $300 we pay, it's an additional $60 for just one person to have access to monthly classes. It's excessive and I feel should be included with the monthly membership. Especially considering that you'll pay a hefty fee (thousands) to join. The coffee at the market is horrible. You're supposed to be an elite club and yet you serve the lowest quality products. Costco vending machine coffee is better. The library is awesome for working except when it's full of teenagers who can be as noisy as they want, and it's an open room, meaning no door to shut. Outside noise is a major distraction. Locker rooms are great - they come with pretty much anything you could need to get ready for work after a workout. Ultimately you're paying to have a sense of exclusivity, but the correlation between cost and quality isn't quite there.

Met some friends. Lovely place. Really mixed reaction to food. I had a Bacardi cocktail, really didnt like it. The cheese board was really good, as was the pasta bolognese. The dressing on the beet salad was bitter. And the bread pudding had an odd taste. Mary's chicken was really yummy. So, again, a mixed experience. The waitress was wonderful.

Prices have gone up by about $100 per night in the last 2 years. Then you pay city taxes on top of that. So expect to pay at a minimum of $500 per night. For one person, the price is just too high. Maybe if you were staying 3 people in a room, it would make financial sense, but not for a solo traveler or a staycation. It just is not $500 per night good.🤨 I like the town car service, but I can get an Uber. The spa was a real let down.😔 The masseuse was texting as she walked into the room. Her attention seemed somewhere else. Not good when you pay $200 for a massage.😔 The restaurant food tastes like Denny's, but at Hilton hotel prices. For example, the French fries were clearly the frozen kind you get out of the bag at the discount store. They were dry and old tasting. Discount tasting fries resold to you at high $$$ prices. ☹ This used to be a good, safe place for solo women travelers, but now I would not recommend to anyone of any gender unless you are rich and don't care about good value. Goodbye Club Bellevue. Hope you stop price gouging your customers. 😔

The club is very posh, from the outside to the polished floors, very high end. However, the staff are terrible! I know we are in a pandemic, but being hounded by the staff to.wear my mask when I'm seated in a corner away from everyone is a bit much. Then you throw in the entitlement that guest have, good God! I'll never go back to this place. I suggest that the staff of the club to reread the guild lines of the cdc, apparently you do understand them.

A great place to play sports for you and your children, and you can also have a great time in the cafeteria or restaurant with your friends. The Bellevue Club has a wonderful room for you to celebrate your celebration. The club's employees make every effort to create a comfortable environment for you. There is also a great hotel here if you decide to come from another city. Large parking. Belevue Club is located in the center of Belevue town. I think this is a great place for recreation and sports.