Dr Edward J Gerety III

A fabulous stroll on the river mixed with shopping and eating experiences.

I am saddened how the club has turned out. They stripped the history away and turned it into another generic dining hall.

There is no dress code enforced, and there were people in T-shirts and jeans. The respectability and honour of the club has been stripped away.

I wish I had not returned after a decade away as the memory of what was better than knowing what is now.

Due to their policies, I must stamp them with a ONE-STAR review. After speaking with Adele, she informed me that CNP takes hiring seriously. They vet every candidate not only by their resume but also their race and visual appearance.

In this day and age, the idea of using race to define abilities is beyond the pale. Under those rules, CNP will not be able to provide the best of the best, just the best of the racist

Their FOUR and FIVE Star reviews from others come from accounts with only one other review, which makes it seem as though they use fake accounts to boost their reviews.

Both clients and potential hires should flee this group and not support racism as the backbone of hiring.

The building and grounds are severely outdated. It requires deep cleaning and modernization. Where it is a large facility the dated and desperately in need of a cleaning backdrop takes away from what could be a majestic event land.

The pool is rather small and the Infrastructure supporting it is outdated. It shows that there is a monopoly on access to pools in Arlington. As many locations such as this do not maintain their facilities.

The food menu is limited and slow.

The life guards are attentive but lack personality.