The Little Lounge

“We hosted my daughter’s birthday party at Little Lounge and it truly couldn’t have been better. From the start, Samantha was incredibly communicative and made the process so easy to plan and execute. The space itself is fantastic for young kids. The toys and activities were perfect for ages 1–5. The slides, climbing wall, and ropes kept the older siblings active and engaged in an age-appropriate way, while the sensory bins, dolls, and pretend play areas were a huge hit with the littles. It was clear a lot of thought went into creating a space that works well for different ages. The timing of the party was also perfect. We started at 9:30 and had the place to ourselves for 2 hours. There was plenty of time for the kids to play without it feeling rushed or too long for this age group. If you’re looking for a fun, well-designed, and easy place to host a birthday party for young children, I highly recommend Little Lounge. We had an amazing experience and will definitely be back.”

“Great indoor play place, clean and friendly staff.”

“Such a cute and thoughtful play space! My 12 month old and 2 year old had a blast exploring and burning some energy! I really appreciated the variety of sensory and fine motor toys available in addition to the all of the awesome climbing/sliding/swinging aspects in the space. My kids were very entertained the entire time we were here and we will be returning soon!”

“I came here hoping my daughter could play with kids her age, but she ended up being the only child in the play space. I understand that this is out of the facility’s control. However, I was disappointed by the lack of professionalism from the two specialists in the waiting area. They were openly talking about their clients where everyone could hear, including comments about not wanting to use a messy toy because it was the last session of the day and about another child’s lack of verbal skills. This was not said discreetly and could be heard clearly by anyone in the area. Additionally, the therapy room is right next to the play area, and we could hear everything from the sessions, which is distracting for kids who are naturally curious. I think the space has potential, but privacy and professionalism really need improvement.”