I am going to start with a disclaimer; I am not a member of this gym, however, I visit Stefani's…read morebarre class frequently using my Class Pass account. My review will cover Stefani's barre class. I was first introduced to barre in 2019 and I've fallen in love with the practice. Stefani's barre class at Facet Seven Heights is my absolute favorite! Stefani is very upbeat, personable, fun, and extremely energetic! Her class is great for beginners and those who are advanced in the practice! She always has a fun playlist to rock out to and it makes the class even more fun! If you visit this gym, I definitely recommend checking out Stefani's barre class. She teaches on Mondays at 7:10pm, Thursdays at 6:20 or 6:35pm (sorry I can't remember), Saturdays at 10:35am, and Sundays at 9:45am.

I have been a member of Facet Seven for about 2 years now. I previously was working out at home and…read moretrying out different studios on ClassPass. Instantly when I started taking classes at Facet Seven I appreciated the community and friendliness at the front desk, members, and the instructors as well. I mainly take Stefani's barre, yoga, and ABC class but also have enjoyed HIIT and strengthcon with Emma. Stefani is a bright light and makes working out so fun but also challenging. Emma similarly looks to challenge but is also motivating and provided me modifications when needed with an injury, looking out for me when I didn't realize I could re-injure something without even knowing. The gym has a variety of equipment but is on the smaller side, so it's easier to see and get to know regulars in your class but also meet new people. Highly recommend!

Absolutely love my training experience with Dewayne. Professional, injury free and intense…read more In addition I find everyone to be pleasant, welcoming & professional. It's a fitness dedicated environment not a "see & be seen" environment. Ideal for anyone dedicated to improving their physique safely & significantly. Always a clean gym with dressing rooms and showers to facilitate commitments post workout. I have noticed there are numerous women who are within my age range 50-80) working with trainers as well. I come from a ballet & Pilates background (certified in teaching Pilates) and need to rebuild lost muscle mass from age & injury so I really appreciate the quality of training and the knowledge Dewayne possesses to prevent me from injuring myself.

Looking for a decent, well-managed gym in Houston? Do…read moreyourself a favor and look elsewhere. The size of the gym is similar to that found in an apartment complex. Members are allowed to bring children in strollers and toddlers on the floor, moving with the member from machine to machine. At times, the noise level is a distraction at best, with certain members and trainers being abnormally loud, showing little to no concern for general courtesy. Some members do not use lockers, leaving their clothes and gym bags scattered in the dressing area. Seriously, there are better gyms in the area.

Very underrated gym in Houston for a really good price and good equipment. I accidentally stumbled…read moreupon this gym and I'm really glad I came.

Great gym, flexible, decked out equipment. Perfect for a gym rat or someone who hates working out…read morebut has a personal trainer. I work with Chris (@senseiimitch on Instagram) and he is phenomenal. I drive 45 minutes to meet with him because he's so good. They have a waiver for you to sign like every other place. On a Saturday afternoon the place is basically empty, so you have privacy and free choice of equipment. They hold events and have promotions. The door is locked when you arrive, so someone has to let you in.

Uptown Fitness is more than just a gym--it's a community! I've been coming here for over three…read moreyears, and it's hands down the best fitness environment I've experienced. Unlike big-box gyms where you're stuck waiting for equipment, Uptown Fitness offers a well-maintained, efficient space that allows you to focus on your workout without the hassle. My trainer has been an absolute game-changer in my fitness journey. Every session is challenging yet rewarding, and I always leave feeling stronger and more accomplished. Ask for MAL.

I hear this is a great gym from my wife, but their garage is only 6'10", which will not fit a F-250…read morewith big tires! and they have maybe 3 or 4 surface parking spots in front that are full! Funny part is I called first and ask if there was oversized parking...

This is a great neighborhood YMCA with a good variety of amenities and classes. One of the biggest…read morehighlights is the outdoor pool, which is heated during the winter and stays open year-round unless temperatures drop below freezing. The pool also has a 9-foot deep end and a few lap lanes. One downside is there's very little shade around the pool area. Inside, there are free weights and cardio areas, basketball courts, TRX setup, and several group fitness rooms offering classes like yoga, pilates, Zumba, pickleball, and other fitness programs. The instructors and staff have always been very friendly and welcoming. The men's and women's locker rooms also include a steam sauna and hot tub, which are nice amenities. However, the steam saunas are frequently closed or broken for maintenance, so I'd recommend calling ahead to confirm what's currently working before visiting. Another downside is that the lockers require you to bring your own lock--they do not have built-in combination locks like many newer gyms. They offer memberships for different age groups, and another huge plus is the free covered parking garage. However, during weekday evenings (around 6 p.m.), the garage can get pretty full due to after-work crowds and youth programs. I've been a YMCA member for several years and would definitely recommend this location.

I chose this gym bc of the pool and bc it doesn't allow filming inside the fitness center which in…read moretodays age it is an amazing experience to be able to workout without fear of ending up on social media without without your consent. I also like the weight room as it has an impressive selection of smith machines and cardio equipment such as the treadmills which have fans incorporated into their machines. There are 3 things I have noticed that I don't like: 1. the weight room doesn't have a bench that allows you to do workouts in declined mode and the staff wouldn't let me donate a commercial bench with that option. so Declined DB or BB press cannot be done which is strange as it is offered at most corporate gyms. 2. DB selections for the most common weights sets such as 10-25 lb are lacking with only 1 set of DB weights per designated weight for a gym that might have 15 people working out in free weight room (the very least offer *3 sets of 12 lb dumbbells). 3. the men's locker rooms wooden benches and the three leather seats by the tv are stinky dirty and we know this bc every-time I placed my towel on the seats or the bench to change out of my clothes; this foul smell is left on the towel. The smell is so potent that it transfers to my gym bag like trash left out on the sun for several days and I find myself having to wash the towel and the gym bag just to get the homeless stench off. I have learned to avoid the men's locker room like a plague and instead use the lockers found across the gym to put my belongings.

I've been going to this gym with ClassPass as it is very easy to reserve an open gym spot and costs…read morethree credits per session. The gym is very neat and organized. They have some interesting machines that I haven't encountered before at large gyms. The Smith machine is part of a large contraption, and I don't really understand it. Some things they lack that I value in a gym are a hip thrust station/machine, assisted pull-up machine, and lat pulldown. I get the overall impression that it's a male-dominated gym. This gym has very nice amenities considering its small size. They have hand towels, bath towels, disinfecting wipes, good hand sanitizer, filtered water with cups, and a big locker room with showers and a really nice mirror area. Parking was a bit confusing at first as you navigate through a huge underground parking area, and the gym is located in a large office building with a food court. They validate parking at the front desk.

I love that ClassPass has allowed me to explore yet another gym. But, there were logistics…read moreinvolved. First, you have to get to the Greenway plaza parking garage and enter via the visitor parking entrance for 4-6 Greenway Plaza garage from the 59 feeder road. Once inside the garage, follow the signs for 5 Greenway plaza. It should be the blue colored parking area. There's a pretty big sign that says visitor parking. Then, look for the entrance that says 5 Greenway Plaza. Enter and pass the flower shop on the left, and Pulse fitness is right there. The front desk can validate your parking right away, which was awesome. The outside sitting area before entering this gym was so pretty and filled with bright natural light. If you go here earlier in the day, you can sit in this area and just relax. I heard some food vendors are also open earlier in the day. Inside, this gym was nice. Let me say this again, it's very nice. Like everything was new: their cardio equipment, weights, machines, kettlebells, stability balls, medicine balls, and probably all their other equipment. Their restrooms were clean, and even had a nice sitting area. They had lockers with 3 digit dial codes to secure your belongings. They have nice showers. They have clean towels on every cardio station and on more shelves. They have a filtered water station. I mean, what more could you want? I do have to mention that they don't have your typical weight machines. They have weights but with resistance cords to them. You can feel the weight both going away from and towards starting position. It just takes a bit of getting used to. Leaving the garage is simple. Follow the sign to exit for southwest freeway (Highway 59), and you're good to go. Next time, I will have to inquire about their HIIT classes. So, I will definitely be back.

I loved the camaraderie of the trainees. I got to meet some great and amazing people during the…read morethree years that I went to this gym. I will miss many of them. But what I do not tolerate is someone (a trainer in this case) becoming explosive and yelling and shouting at me.

I have found a new personal training "home." I have been working out with a personal trainer for…read morealmost 10 years and the last ~ 5 with the same person (Mike W). During these crazy times, with the gyms closed, I was worried about digression (aka back sliding). I had been going to the Y (where I worked with Mike), but they naturally closed, furloughed Mike and don't plan to reestablish their PT program till mid summer (maybe!!). I could not wait any longer. So I learned about Body 3 and have been working out there with Mike and I could not be more happy, pleased and relieved to have a new "home". They are super clean, conscientious and attentive AND competitively priced. Highly recommend.

We highly request yoga teacher William Kritsonis be employed to teach yoga at the San Felipe…read morelocation. William has a large following when he led yoga classes at the previous gym. Hire him. Members will thank you. William's cell is: 832.583.7889

I've been with EOS since they opened their Meyerland location and I'm still going there once a…read moreweek. Parking at Meyerland is horrible and equipment waiting times are not desirable. I was going to cancel my membership but then the Webster location opened. The gym is also very busy and parking is ok. Just have to be patient and find it. Yesterday I went to EOS San Felipe and was completely let down by it. First, parking took a while to find. I hope they have adequate parking or it will be a huge mess. Well, I walked in not knowing it required a higher membership than the $35 I pay now. I told the young guy to let me work in this day and I would think about upgrading my membership because I've been to Other locations, Allen Parkway, etc. I was told I would have to buy a day pass. I'm ok with that because I understand policy. What really upset me was that I needed to use bathroom and I was told no. I would have to purchase a day pass. I had to drive to Meyerland to use the urinal. This is what I call poor customer service and a poor marketing. Perhaps better service would push me to upgrade. Now, there's a high chance the gym chain will lose 2 clients. Chain cons: Poor parking, overcowded, constant sell of $12 memberships. Pros: newer equipment. Polite front desk. Cleanliness.