We have been going to the Fire Island hotel for over two decades. Once they sold and became the FIBH, they tripled the price and services are bare minimum at best. Staff is rude and uncaring (except A

This was our third visit to the FIBH Hotel, and it will be our last. We booked the Cottage which sleeps eight people. We paid over $1,300 per night for four nights there. (Sunday-Thursday, not eve...

For the price per night, one would expect better quality and service. The front desk staff was not very friendly, and at times seemed put off that you bothered them with a question. The room itself ha