East Hartford Public Library - East Hartford, Connecticut

La East Hartford Public Library es una biblioteca pública ubicada en la dirección 840 Main St, East Hartford, CT 06108. Su número de teléfono es 02904329 y puede visitarse en la página web easthartfordct.gov.

Esta biblioteca se especializa en ofrecer servicios de biblioteca pública y cuenta con características que la hacen accesible para todos, como una entrada adaptada para personas en silla de ruedas y estacionamiento también adaptado para este grupo de personas.

Características de la biblioteca

La biblioteca cuenta con una variedad de opciones de lectura para diferentes grupos de edad, como áreas separadas para niños, adolescentes y adultos. Además, cuenta con una buena selección de textos de lectura general y STEM, así como un espacio para crear y experimentar conocido como "maker space" con impresión 3D. También ofrece estacionamiento amplio y cómodo.

Opiniones y media de opinión

La opinión general de la biblioteca es muy positiva, con una media de 4.6/5 basada en 95 valoraciones según Google My Business. Muchos usuarios destacan el trato amable y servicial del personal, la buena selección de libros y la comodidad del lugar.

Recomendación final

La East Hartford Public Library es una excelente opción para aquellos que buscan un lugar cómodo y acogedor para leer, estudiar o experimentar con nuevas tecnologías. Se recomienda visitar su página web para obtener más información sobre los servicios y programas que ofrece.

👍 Opiniones de East Hartford Public Library

Lin W

3/5

It's not the greatest. Although it has been redesigned and reconfigured it's not welcoming.

Michael Martin

5/5

The remodelled library has a new feel and is reasonably spacious. Separate reading areas for kids, teens and adults which is awesome! A good selection of textbooks (e.g. for general reading and STEM) and a really nice "maker space" for 3D printing. Also, ample parking.

gail binezewski

5/5

I like the library, the people who works there are helpful. They secretly talk to people when they are loud.

Gianni M

5/5

I’m very impressed with this library has so much to offer it is community focused, and resource oriented. The staff are very professional and knowledgeable. They specialize in different fields of programs that the library offers. When you walk in you want to do what you came for, but you can’t help notice how the library is full of artifacts, history, and you end up wandering and exploring the library. As you are Looking at the artifacts and paintings, reading around,and indulging in the atmosphere. This library is a museum at the same time , very unique experience. I learned a lot about the library, Connecticut river valley and historical Connecticut. I encourage all visitors whether out of state or locals to engage with the staff to seek the information and help you are looking for so can accomplish your tasks and goals.

Laura D

2/5

Not much of public library seems more workers than people can not walk more than 10 ft without encountering a worker also not many areas to sit down quietly and study. In fact the only place they have to quietly study is one room and only one person is allowed at time and you have to sign up ahead.

Zeinabu Abudulai

1/5

I am quét disappointed with how staff members continue to have loud conversations while people are trying to study. I understand when people ask them question but should this conversation linger for so long with laughter, please this needs to addressed because some of us leaves our homes to study in a quiet environment and end up with these noise, not from participants but from staff. Very disappointing

Keen Observer

1/5

Summer is so hot and this library had minimum air conditioner going, which causes the air quality in the library to be muggy, I was sweating?
This library charges 25 cents per print in black and white, they will give you a receipt, most libraries are charging $10 per prints, some even give you a few pages for free, tell me why this public library is so expensive in the black neighborhood.

Aliyah Henry

1/5

Came to this library because I had an important training video call for a new job that I was recently hired to. I had been unemployed for months prior to this so as you can imagine, this was very important for me. I asked a staff member if I could reserve a room and so she said I could use the rare books room. I got myself set up in the room and waited for the call. Minutes later, a woman walked into the room. I did not say anything for some time because I assumed she would only be in there for a short time but after about 20 minutes or so I was about to get on the call so I let her know that I would need privacy believing that since I reserved the room, I would have it for the allotted time. The lady left and got another staff member who came back and said that I do no have the room to myself even if I reserved it. This confused me on so many levels because why would you make a room reservable if it is not even going to be for that persons personal use during the allotted time... I also did not like how they were making it out as if I was the one being rude when I was trying to be as respectful as possible but simply needed the room for something important while this woman was only browsing through yearbooks. I found her to be quite rude because she could have at the very least been considerate enough to understand that I would need some privacy rather than get a staff member who also did not provide me with any kind of alternative. I truly tried my best to be respectful while also being stressed since I had an important call in minutes. I ended up going to the parking lot and going on the call on my phone. The lack of respect or understanding really turned me off as you can imagine not only to the library staff but to the other patrons and how selfish they can be. I hope that the staff will be respectful and accommodating to all of their patrons in the future and not just the ones who bark the loudest.