My experience at City Sports Club is great! I signed up for personal training with Edwin whom I…read morehighly recommend. He's a Master Trainer at the club, very thoughtful, well experienced to his clients and know what he's been doing.

They've admitted way too many people here. Some people will sit at the bench press for 45 minutes…read moreor longer, just texting, with no concern at all for the long line of people waiting behind them. Just very rude and inconsiderate people all around. Never experienced a gym with people this rude before. It's beyond crowded here. My 45 minute set now takes 2+ hours because of how long people sit and text. Do not ever come here expecting to use a bench press or pec deck. It's really shocking how rude people are here. I will not be renewing my membership.

My employer recently booked a tournament with The Hub in Campbell. We were quickly in contact with…read moreDipti. Dipti was able to meet with us in person and also by email to go over all the details. Dipti also provided a timeline which allowed for us to simply enjoy the event. Our event was for approximately 100 people which included players and spectators. For some of the people, it was their first time playing pickleball and for others it was there first time playing at the Hub. All of the details were taken care of, even some that we did not even consider. In the end, we had a great time and everyone continues to talk about the experience and memories that were made that day. Thanks Dipti and the Hub for making this day GREAT!

The surfacing on the courts and the amount of courts they have here is amazing! However I will say,…read morepricing just keeps going up and I don't think it's going to stop, because they know people here in the bay make too much and will pay whatever amount to have nice courts with good people to play here. I personally just buy the day passes here and come during the weekend every so often, and stay all day (since they have in n out privileges) to make my pass worth it. I remember the good old days when day passes were just $25, but now it is $40! A bit too much for me, if you are looking for a free court with good opponents, you can play at Mitchell park in Palo Alto. Also, during rainy days is very busy so be mindful of that if you are coming because you can't play outside for free, because everyone else has the same idea! Other than that, when I do come to the hub, I always get good games in when I play in the higher skill levels

My son has been been participating in the Pacifica Boys and Girls basketball programs over the past…read moreyear and we have had a wonderful experience. He has played multiple sessions in both co-ed and boys basketball. Oliver (the director) and his team deeply care about the well-being and growth of the kids and have done a fantastic job managing the program through the aftermath of the pandemic. The community of parents is simply amazing - warm and generous in spirit and trusting and supportive of Oliver and the program. If your child (boy or girl) is into basketball and you want them to experience rec-level team play in a supportive environment then you will want to consider this program. There are recurring sessions for different grade levels every few months and the location is convenient.

We are lucky to find a great basketball program like Boys & Girls Club Pacifica. My son wanted to…read morestart playing basketball in the middle of the school year, but it was so hard to find leagues accepting beginners in the middle of the school year, or the registration period ended for most leagues. Then we found Basketball Training Sessions at Boys & Girls Club Pacifica in the fall and winter, which is perfect for someone who is a beginner or who wants to practice before the season. Coaches/staff are so helpful, kind, and always available when we need information via email.

The Olympic Club was really cool. To use the facility or stay at any of the locations a person…read moreneeds to be a member or know a member. The Olympic Club membership has a long wait list to get in, but it's pretty easy if you know a member. The rooms are nice, gym equipment is super new and has a great variety. The full sized pool for swimming laps is beautiful and fully accessible to guests. The bar and breakfast at Article III was delicious. It's fun being able to order and there's never really a wait. I was here for a work trip and The Olympic Club is a great place for professionals!

Super fun time here. The building have such a charming old Americano vibes with it's gorgeous…read morearchitecture. Hosting events here was great. Plenty of things to do and full bar with kitchen at hand. Service was great. Food awesome.

Cool indoor padel and pickleball place. The courts were nice. The only downside is their lights…read more They were positioned so that one side of the court was like looking into the sun. Also, we were there on a cool day, and we were all sweating. A fan or some cross ventilation would be great. Nice setup, there are locker rooms for changing, a warmup/workout area, a snack area and a retail area. Great use of the old airplane hangar!!!!

Went here for the pickle and padel glow in the dark event. Wish there is an easier public…read moretransportation method to get here. Otherwise it's a decent facility for padel and pickleball.

I can't say enough great things about Tammy. She's not just an incredible trainer--she's truly…read morebecome a friend. She takes the time to listen to my needs and thoughtfully adjusts our workouts to match, which makes all the difference. Tammy is also my biggest cheerleader, always encouraging me and pushing me to do my best in the most positive way. Her support and energy make every session something I look forward to. I highly recommend Tammy to anyone looking for a personal trainer who genuinely cares and is fully invested in your success.

I've taken some time to process what happened before writing this, but I feel it's important to…read moreshare so others -- especially those with disabilities -- know what to expect. I'm a wheelchair user and had been a member at Primetime for a couple of years. The equipment suited my needs well enough. However, the elevator began malfunctioning with increasing frequency -- breaking down multiple times a month -- to the point where I was once stuck inside it. On other occasions, I made the trip to the gym only to be turned away because it was out of service. Since all the equipment I rely on is on the second floor, a broken elevator effectively meant no access for me. The real issue wasn't the maintenance failures -- it was how management handled them. After several days of trying to reach the club manager, I finally got him on the phone. I made a simple, reasonable request: could they notify me when the elevator was down so I wouldn't make an unnecessary trip? Without any hesitation, he told me this was a "liability" for them, cancelled my membership effective immediately, and hung up. No acknowledgment, no apology, no discussion. I understand that equipment breaks down. What I don't understand is treating a paying member's accessibility concern as something to be discarded rather than addressed. I'll let you draw your own conclusions -- I just wanted to make sure this experience was on the record.

Let me count the ways how much I miss and love Equinox…read more Yes, I know--it's a high-end gym. But you truly get what you pay for. I was a member of this location for over a decade, and since moving to Charlotte, North Carolina, I can honestly say there is nothing quite like it. The nearest one to me now is in Atlanta, and I still miss the San Mateo club regularly. This location has everything you could possibly want in a fitness facility--and then some. The Fitness Floor Downstairs is a beautifully air-conditioned workout space designed for people who are serious about exercising. No distractions, no crowds hovering by the windows--just a clean, focused environment. You'll find: * Full weight training equipment * Recumbent bikes, ellipticals, and treadmills * Dedicated spin, Pilates, TRX, and group fitness studios * A large open stretching area with foam rollers * Cold, filtered water stations throughout * Staff available for spotting if you're training solo It's efficient, professional, and thoughtfully designed. Locker Rooms & Amenities The locker rooms feel more like a boutique hotel than a gym. They are consistently spotless and fully stocked with: * Plush towel service * Spacious showers with teak benches * Steam rooms infused with eucalyptus * Complimentary razors, Q-tips, and personal care items * Premium Kiehl's products It's luxurious, yes--but also incredibly practical. You can comfortably get ready for work, dinner, or travel without feeling rushed. The Rooftop Pool One of the standout features is the heated rooftop pool. It has multiple lap lanes, cabanas, and water aerobics equipment, and it truly feels like a mini country club in the middle of downtown San Mateo. The pool is heated year-round, which means you can swim in any season--something you quickly get spoiled by. They even provide sunscreen from Supergoop!, along with full towel service. It's those little details that make the experience feel elevated. Classes, Spa & Services The class offerings are extensive and easy to manage through the app. Signing in is seamless--just scan your phone and go. Highlights include: * Yoga in a beautiful bamboo studio with HEPA filtration and ceiling fans * Pilates (available as private, duo, or small-group sessions) * A full-service spa on the upper level * A juice bar and retail shop featuring premium fitness apparel Everything feels intentional, polished, and well-maintained. Location & Convenience The club is located right in the heart of downtown San Mateo, making it incredibly walkable. There are restaurants, grocery stores, and cafés nearby, including one of my favorite bakeries and specialty markets. Parking is also surprisingly easy for a downtown location: * Two-hour validation * Surface lot, garage, and rooftop parking options That convenience makes a big difference in daily use. Value & Membership Yes, membership can be expensive. However, many employers offer corporate discounts, which can make the cost more manageable. In my case, the value absolutely justified the price because I used the facility regularly and took advantage of the amenities. Even when I relocated, canceling my membership was straightforward and professional--no pressure, no hassle. Bottom Line Equinox San Mateo set the standard for what a fitness club should be: clean, thoughtfully designed, service-oriented, and genuinely enjoyable to use. If I ever move to another city with an Equinox, I will join again without hesitation. Because at the end of the day-- life is short, and you should live well.

I've been a member at Equinox for quite some time and have always had a great experience there…read more Will, my trainer, understood my needs and tailored my training to match my goals. Recently they went above and beyond. I had an injury early last year and couldn't work out. I kept telling myself that I'll be back Equinox next month. After six months I realized it would be a while till I could come back and wished I had put my membership on hold as I had paid dues for about six months and not used the club. I called the club and spoke to Ethan, the manager, and explained I wanted to put my membership on hold till I could come back. He took a look at my account and saw that I hadn't been at the club in six months and, after getting a doctors letter, gave SIX MONTHS CREDIT. I was flabbergasted. Who does nice things like this any more. I started in early January and won't have to pay dues until July. Ethan, Will and all the other staff are amazing as are the members I have met there. 2026 is off to a great start!!!

The staff is friendly and helpful. Most importantly, no pickleball noise. I'm glad I was invited to…read moreplay at this location.

Stay away if possible. They are running on an ultra lean staff, and trying to cut costs wherever…read morepossible. If you have a billing question, good luck. (and you will, because they will load up your bills with extraneous costs, charge you late fees if you don't pay, and literally never ever respond to help) If you want a towel, take your chances. You're probably going to be air drying. If you like poor client service - you're definitely in the right place. There's no number to call. No one will ever answer you. You'll also find in your membership terms that they can raise rates at their discretion, and boy have they lived up to this. by the latest estimate they've raised dues over 50% over the last 4 quarters. They're trying to build a monopoly in the Bay Area, and make sure we have no other options. The class schedule continues to dwindle. They book paid camps and lessons over the basketball and tennis courts, so there's minimal availability over primetime. The recipe for Bay Club is clear. Charge people more while giving them less and less for their money.