The worst worst worst customer service I have ever ever experienced! And the very worst gym hardly any equipment terrible terrible don't go. Go a little further and go to planet fitness! read more

I was really excited when I learned that Anytime Fitness was making a presence in Savannah. That means it's another city where I can work out anytime that I want and not pay a guest fee when I am traveling. This place did not disappoint. It's on the outskirts of Wilmington Island is close enough to the Islands Expressway to be convenient for people in downtown Savannah also. They have a dedicated room for classes. There's a Les Mills poster hanging on the wall so I'm assuming they offer those classes as well. I was surprised to see that they had fifteen bikes for spinning class. It's not common to see those in Anytime Fitness locations and if so I've never seen that many before. Very nice! They also have a solid selection of machines and free weights. They have one smith machine, one squat rack, dumbbells up to 100 pounds, fixed weight barbells up to 110 pounds, six 6 Precor treadmills and elliptical's, a stair stepper, and the standard machines you would expect. They also have some equipment that you don't normally see at Anytime Fitness such as a hack squat machine and individual benching stations for flat, incline, and shoulder pressing. I enjoy coming here when I am in the Savannah area. read more

The last two years, we've used this gym twice when visiting Tybee and it's perfect. Its only about 15 minutes from the houses in North beach, and as a bonus is close to Kroger + Walmart. Not only is it the closest well stocked gym, but it's clean, never crowded and one of the good Anytime fitnesses. They have dumbbells up to 100, nice life force machines, all the leg machines you need for a good leg day and a big functional training room. I wasn't a member, and was able to get a ($25) week pass to come in with my husband who is a member (though I think if you don't have someone who is a member you can still get a pass and key to come in). Obviously, a lot of businesses are struggling to find staffing right now, so it's best to cal ahead of you're not a member- though we came in and caught them at the right time. Most of the reviews here are over 2 years old, and reading through are not accurate for how great this place is now! read more

I am recently did a week pass here and thought the gym was good. The machines are well kept and clean. Each treadmill and elliptical have a TV monitor which is a great convenience. The weights and other equipment is plentiful and well maintained. There is a small room for group classes. They offer senior group classes in the morning and cardio kickboxing, body pump, yoga, and others in the evening. Limited classes but nice for a Anytime Fitness. One thing I really liked was that when a class is not in session you can use this room to do your own workout. It is a mirrored private room to do your own training. They also have tanning bed for an additional charge to your membership. One thing I did not like what that you have to do a 12 month contact to get a membership. In addition, they are slightly more expensive than the nearby YMCA. Due to the contact time frame, overall cost, and available classes I decided to go with the YMCA instead. read more

I just moved here and was looking for a new gym. I did a lot of research online before going here. There's no front desk and the manager who was in her office didn't acknowledge me once. I waited for about 5 minutes before I left. Terrible customer service and also smelled awful in the gym itself. Class schedule is a joke. They boast about HITT classes online and that's a lie. I suppose you get what you pay for with $10 a month. read more

Let me start by saying the gym is an older persons workout venue (50plus) which is super clean and never really crowded. You will need to bring your own towel and it does lack a locker room (you can leave your stuff in open area cubes) Unfortunately, I joined up to use the spin bikes and over the length of my one year membership 2 of the 3 spins bikes have broken. I along with other members have informed the gym staff personally and in writing (to include the manager) over 20 times with no results. As my membership comes up for renewal and with the only working bike showing problems, it time to move on to a more responsive gym. read more

Shawn is my trainer and he's exactly what I need. I'm a woman in my late 60's. I have trouble being motivated so I committed to a trainer twice a week for a year. Shawn gently pushes me, increasing the weights I use, the exercises I perform, and the number of repetitions. Because of his encouragement, I find myself going to the gym most days. The gym is always clean and well-maintained and the staff is supportive and friendly. After a month, I feel stronger, more flexible, and my agility has greatly improved. I'm thoroughly pleased and Shawn is the reason why. I recommend him fully. read more

Conveniently located near my work. It's big enough to handle the crowds on hight traffic hours. Clean, Friendly staff and the equipment is well maintained. read more

Gym is nice and clean, but like many gyms that use ABC financial to collect membership fees, they will try to scam you when you're membership is "supposedly" up. You really need to watch them and pay attention to the fine print on your contract. They got me...... My suggestion is go to the YMCA. They don't pull that crap. read more

caveat emptor, Latin for "Let the buyer beware." I was interested in an annual membership and went to the Anytime Fitness office. Explaining my interests in personal training at least once a week, the office dude "inferred" that I would be charged for personal training once it was scheduled. However, I did not ask for nor was I shown the true facts of this until I read my email at home a week after returning from a trip; and was shocked. What I was charged was $210.92 to join, $13.99 per week, and $58.50 every week for personal training. That comes out to a $3,980.40 per year. When I discovered the weekly personal trainer charge when I hadn't scheduled any, the office dude explained that I would get a credit for each one I did not use. Wow, isn't that special. Now think about that for a moment. That comes out to $3,042.00 for one year of personal training that I didn't use. $58.50 X 52 weeks = $3,042.00. This was a classic Bait and Switch. Chris, the office dude, seemed sort of happy about it, as he obviously receives some kind of commission out of this. I have since learned that another person had the same experience with the "office dude" and was extremely pissed. Therefore, I cancelled my membership, and was charged $58.50 X 4 = $234.00, and my cancelation fee of $100.00 was waved. Sounds like the making of a very good class action suit. With that said; the place is clean, there are many choices of television viewing opportunities, many machines, and the personal training staff is well trained. The Owner / General Manager need to train the office dude about full transparency before someone agrees to any fitness plan. I still considering speaking to my attorney. read more

Visited while on vacation. Place is clean, friendly, good equipment, great staff. 5stars to Grant!!!! Thanks for helping me reach my fitness goals. read more

When I moved from Asheville, NC to Savannah in late 2014, I was disappointed that there wasn't an Anytime Fitness closer to the Downtown Savannah area. I really loved my affiliation with Anytime Fitness in Asheville, yet I decided to go with a closer gym rather than travel out of my way. Fast-forward to my current situation, I travel regularly to the area where this Anytime Fitness gym is located so I decided to go in and see about joining. The gym looked exactly as I would expect an Anytime Fitness to look - all of the necessary equipment, well-kept, and a seemingly nice atmosphere. I wasn't very happy with the discussion I had with the person in the office however. Yes, he was nice, yet the membership terms I was provided with were not attractive at all. I was told that it was under new ownership, which to me suggests that a new owner might want to make it attractive for new members, to set the gym apart from its previous owners. Yet I was given terms that I just could not accept. First I was told that it was $50.00 per month for a "70 week" contract. When I told him what I'm currently paying ($25.00 per month at 24 Seven Family Fitness, month to month after finishing a 2 year contract), I was offered $35.00 per month, yet it was to be billed *weekly*, at $8.75 per week. Over the years I've purchased gym memberships in a number of cities and states, small independent ones to Gold's Gym franchises, and I've never come across a weekly payment schedule. Okay, so it was weird but I was still considering it, because I like Anytime. But then I was told that up front I'd have to pay for my first month, an "administration fee", a yearly maintenance fee, and a "last month" payment. He said, "Think of it as having your last month free." - whatever that was supposed to mean. I mean, when a person decides to quit a gym, they want to stop making payments as soon as possible, and be done with it, right? This "last month" payment was to me seen as a ploy for the new owner to get their hands on as much cash up front as possible. Since it added up to over $150.00 just to walk in the door, I passed on it. Although I don't have any problems with 24 Seven Family Fitness, I'm hoping that someone will open an Anytime Fitness location somewhere in the Downtown/Midtown area of Savannah! Until then, I'll continue my current membership. read more

They charged my card an annual fee and never told me about it. Then when I spoke to them they were rude and demanding about taking my money. It's absurd read more