I usually go to Equinox Pasadena, but I came to this location since Pasadena was closed for New…read moreYear's Day. I absolutely loved this gym, the staff were EXTREMELY sweet and informative, the weight lifting floor was clean of clutter, the cleaning staff was vigilant and on top of their duties! I definitely am going to upgrade my membership so I can come to this location when I am visiting my girlfriend.

I always visit with a friend with her as she is kind enough to bring me as a guest. Very clean and…read moreaesthetic looking location. Staff is very nice. There is parking and they validate.

I found my people! I have been looking for a gym since the Fitness Factory closed and I finally…read morefound it. The coolest of people of all ages and races and truly the opposite of anything bougie. You won't find people posting on Instagram here but you just might see a movie star and a studio head sweating next to you. This place is the definition of cool. The nicest front desk staff too who actually remember your name so shout out to them especially Leah!

I am a long-time member of Easton Gym (since 2013!) and have come to know the community quite well…read more Easton is a gem in Los Angeles and the place where I was able to transform my fitness alongside some of the most knowledgable staff and trainers in the city. Easton's owner Toby and his passionate staff have facilitated a respectful and supportive community over a long period of time where all bodies are welcome, member input is prioritized, and most importantly, re-racking your weights and putting shit back where you found it is the norm! Working out at Easton feels like being part of a long tradition in Los Angeles. Even though the equipment isn't as new or exciting as other places and "it doesn't have air conditioning!" as everyone LOVES to say, nothing beats working out within Easton's beautiful brick walls, amongst vintage windows that catch a refreshing cross-breeze and dumbbells that look like they were carried by strong men in the 1940's. Easton rarely gets frustratingly crowded, and its members overall are simply RESPECTFUL, relaxed, authentic, and make this the type of business you can only find in Los Angeles. I love Easton gym!

Amazing workout, great facility. I dropped in while I was in town and everyone was so nice and…read morefriendly.

Was invited as a guest by a friend & we did the group class. It didn't disappoint. What stood out…read morewas these 2 employees: Skylar & Jamie. They both went above & beyond for any questions or needs that myself & guests/members had. The atmosphere was energetic, welcoming & a whole vibe. FYI: that ABM parking garage at 6310 San Vicente Blvd is a whole headache. Easy to find parking underground but we were all stuck in the garage for 1/2 hr as the machine wasn't reading our tickets. A few people that were stuck underground with all of us "I assume regulars mentioned this happens more frequently than infrequently." Finally employee from the garage came out after we were all ringing the assistance bell from the 1st sign of a problem.

Just tried this location out for the first time. I'm grateful that my LA Fitness membership allows…read moreme to go to different locations so when I'm away from my home gym, I can still go to yoga while I'm in the city. From what I saw, this is a pretty clean facility. The workout room is on one floor without having another room on top of it, and that's important because you don't hear people running or pounding while you're trying to stretch or take your class. Parking is in a lot nearby. Make sure to get validation, which is at the front near the check-in desk. The yoga class at 5:45 on Friday nights is very beginner friendly and the instructor is good about telling you what correct technique is. She goes at a comfortable pace.

I am compelled to leave this extremely negative review about my experience at this gym. I have been…read morea loyal member for several years, and this place has always been convenient and one of my favorites. However, I recently encountered a shocking situation. After a long break, I decided to come back and invited my friends to join me. One of them had an active membership, while the other did not. The friend who had a membership agreed to work out with us and guide us, even though she is not a professional trainer, just our friend. When I brought my other friend who was interested in becoming a member and joining me regularly, she was not allowed to enter because she had not registered online, and there was no one available on-site to assist her. This was despite the fact that she had a guest pass from me. We tried to resolve the situation on the spot, but instead of showing understanding, the receptionist -- a young Spanish-speaking woman of average height with long black hair, who appeared to be new and unfamiliar with me -- behaved very rudely. She refused to help, delayed us with the registration process, and made everything unnecessarily complicated instead of assisting my friend in becoming a member. This resulted in a very unpleasant experience for us. Moreover, the following day, I was denied access to my regular Zumba class with a different instructor, despite being a long-time member. The reason given was that the previous day we had worked out with our friend who was guiding us. I was extremely upset, and the situation escalated to the point where the police were called to make me leave the gym. This humiliating experience put me in a very uncomfortable and embarrassing position. I am deeply disappointed. If anything like this happens again, I am prepared to pursue legal action, as this situation is unacceptable and has left a very negative impression on me. If I do not receive a formal apology, they will lose three loyal clients, as well as future potential clients I was planning to bring with me.

I like the other location more. This location has no classes but I think they could offer…read morestretching on the turf or something else. Not a fan of the branding. It's cold, clinical like maybe they're trying to appeal to hospital staff. This does not have luxury or premium feel. If I walk into Gold's, I know their history and I know what they're about. You walk in here and probably don't want to stay long. Not sure it's 24 hours anymore but they stay open late.

So incredibly disappointing in all ways- most notably, this is not a clean gym- shower curtains…read morehave gross stuff stuck to them always, I'm pretty certain I got a skin infection from using the sauna/steam rooms- absolutely disgusting. The towels are the tiniest, cheapest ones you could imagine- corporate obviously cheaped out on every amenity - even the hairdryer cord is too short to comfortably dry your hair- shampoo/conditioner horrible quality, too. There is a lack of sufficient cleaning stations in the gym as well- they only have a couple of spray disinfectant bottles and paper towel stations- not enough for all stations, so you literally NEVER see anybody spraying off machines after you use them- it's really gross- at Crunch in WEHO they had santizing wipe stands literally EVERYWHERE and every person cleaned their machine off after every use...so clearly the morale/cleanliness standard and culture at THIS gym and franchise is severely lacking. All the staff are just typical gym bros that couldn't care less about your experience or service and are just there to make sales. My trainer was not a great communicator, and each session was basically him having me use the same machines every time and only half paying attention - he'd mention how I was his "eighth client" of the day and making lots of money- and it literally just became me paying $166 bucks a SESSION for him to take me to all the same equipment stations and do the same exercises while he half pays attention..nothing personalized about it at all- just another sale for his day. He even mentioned how tons of people kept stealing parts of the machines at the gym and it was a huge problem.. so clearly not the greatest vibe in terms of people attending this gym either. If you want to have a guest join you, they have to fill out a lengthy form very single time they come with you even if they've been there before- also super irritating. Their app for training scheduling is also broken- no way to respond to messages you'll receive. Cancelling was obviously not easy because why would it be lol, and when I canceled my training, the manager didn't even ask me if there was a reason why, so I had to bring the topic up and give my feedback on my trainer, and he literally couldn't have cared less by the sound of his response- these people don't care. Horrible vibes all around- I always left this gym irritated - so sad they closed Crunch in West Hollywood for THIS to take it over :( I also sent them a SUPER thoughtful, detailed email when they sent out a survey asking for feedback on the gym with all of this included^ and they sent back a so obviously AI-generated response, which proves to me that they truly don't care, so I hope this review can spare other people thinking of signing up here to not waste their money and look elsewhere :)

This was my first time coming here and it was glorious. …read more A friend of mine has a membership so he invited me as a guest. Upon walking in they have a long desk with what looks like a coffee or smoothie bar behind it and then a row of free towels on the end of the counter from which guests can choose. If you're visiting and not a member, you do have to fill out a liability/waiver form and then you walk down the hall to get to the gym. . The locker rooms are on the first floor, the men's LR is labeled, "John" & the women's is labeled, "Jane". The space is colorfully designed and has a sleek, curvature aesthetic. Picture arch entry ways, gold oval-shaped mirrors, plush throne chairs & neon decor lights. . There are several levels and the floral carpeted stairs lead to a lounge, a room with weights and exercise machines, and another long hall that will take you to the treadmills, ellipticals, and stairclimbers. The space is also pretty clean and they offer complimentary toiletries including lotion, shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. . The lockers come with dial locks, but they are tricky to use and no instructions on how to were posted. I kept mine unlocked and all of my belongings were present post workout. The greatest amenities live on the ground floor being the sauna, outdoor jacuzzi & pool. Although it was overcast today, I still got a good soak. . Right now, they are offering a promotion for two months free until February 12th. If you're in the abundant area of West Hollywood, be sure to check them out!

I think this gym is overpriced for what it is. $180/month + you have to pay a few dollars for…read moreparking each visit. No toilet seat covers. No tissues. A few broken machines (minor things broken, but still) that don't seem to ever get fixed. I also dislike most of the seat covers since it's fabric so it soaks in everyone's dirty sweat with no way to clean it off. Lastly, I really think the open-air treadmill area is a horrible idea. You are forced to breath in a bunch of smog from rush hour Santa Monica Blvd traffic during your run, and you end up coughing and feeling less healthy after your workout (the first for me). I also really dislike the culture here. The music is extremely loud where the top noise-canceling headphones and music can't drown it out. Too many people don't rerack their weights, leave their dirty towels and wipes on equipment (worse than Golds, 24hr, LA Fitness), and too many flamboyant guys working out with no shirts (not something you should expect at this price-level).

I knew exactly what I was getting into when I joined Planet Fitness. An affordable gym. Purple…read morewalls. Free pizza once a month. A "Judgement Free Zone." What I did NOT know I was signing up for... was RINGWORM. Honestly, I was shocked. I was in there looking cute too. Fresh matching ALO set. Expensive water bottle. Feeling like an off-duty fitness influencer who says things like "wellness journey." Then one day I look down at my leg and see this perfectly round circular welt. At first I was like... wait... did I protest this weekend? Did a cop shoot me with one of those non-lethal rubber bullets and I forgot? So naturally, I Google Image searched it like a real doctor. BOOM. Ringworm. Not exactly what Beyoncé meant when she said "put a ring on it." Now look, I'm not blaming Planet Fitness for this. This was clearly caused by the puddle of human soup left on the leg machine by that hot guy wearing a My Chemical Romance T-shirt, denim shorts, and Converse. No wonder he was sweating so much. Brother was dressed like he had a double shift at Hot Topic after this. So I go to the front desk and ask the employee what I should do about the ringworm and without even blinking he reaches behind the counter and pulls out a communal tube of Lotrimin antifungal cream like it was hand sanitizer. Not a NEW tube either. A battle-tested tube. The kind of tube that's seen things. And then he goes, "Here you go, man." Which means one of two things: They're incredibly helpful. This happens A LOT. So there I am, standing in the lobby of Planet Fitness, rubbing antifungal cream on my thigh next to a broken massage chair while Pitbull plays overhead. Judgement Free Zone indeed. 5 STARS.

Circle Chit Chat by four staff members while no one is greeting clients. Normal occurrence at this…read morelocation. Management really needs to work on customer service here.

I took a high intensity fit class, it was great had me sweating , the trainer Frankie assured that…read moreI was good and I had the proper weights , had us warm up and after stretch . Over all a good experience I would recommend anyone to check it out ! Thanks Frankie !

My experience at this gym was great. This gym fits the needs for anyone looking to get started in…read morewith no experience. Classes for small so you will have that one-on-one experience for a fraction of personal training experience.