The first thing I'm going to talk about, is the incredible spa that they have in Beverly Hills…read moreEquinox! Where do I begin... Let's begin with Jackie! She's the spa manager and also the best aesthetician I've worked with! Ive had three facials with her, the Hydra-facial every time. She makes you feel very comfortable, greets you with a huge smile, asks you detailed questions about your skin, and most importantly makes it a fun and relaxing experience. At the same time, she takes her work very seriously. Both as an aesthetician and a spa manager! That's why she's so good at what she does and makes your face look beautiful! She has recommended me products, which I bought and use daily, and gave me a very detailed list of what to use and when to use it. People think I am 7 to 8 years younger ever since I started with her. I'm not joking! I called the spa once because I forgot which products to use during the day or night, she graciously answered every question and was very patient. And when I see her around the gym, she's always smiling and making me feel very welcome. A very positive person! So if you're thinking about getting a facial, go nowhere other than the spa in Beverly Hills Equinox and ask for Jackie! Kris, who is a masseuse at the spa, gave me probably the best massage I've ever had! I've had two massages with her, and I will continue booking them. I injured my back, and after the massage I was cured! She also used cupping on me. That helped a lot as well to relieve toxins and help anxiety and stress. I originally booked a 50 minute massage with her, and extended it to 110 minutes! Yes, she's that good! So book a massage with Kris immediately! You must train with Rafael!! I've had six or seven sessions with him, and I'll continue booking more! He's very good at what he does, takes it very seriously. But also, jokes around and makes it fun! You have to have fun while you're working out and make it a great experience. Rafeal does just that! And even after six sessions with him, I can see a difference physically! Another person who is constantly complementing me and making me feel welcome at the gym! And even if I'm not training with him, he helps me out with my form and how much weight I should be lifting. Train with Rafael! You won't regret it. Jeremy is another incredible trainer! He's always motivating me, and keeping a positive attitude at the gym! Also have had great stretching sessions with him as well! And yet again, another person that likes to have fun and train at the same time! Someone who takes his work seriously as well! Train with Jeremy as well! Another manger, La, is always smiling and making jokes with me. She takes the time to talk to me if I'm walking by or on the treadmill , if I have a question, or just a casual conversation. She's always super positive, always says to me, "you're killing it today!" Thank you La! You are seriously doing a great job! Don't pass Ruth at the front desk! She makes you feel right at home when you walk in! I'll sit and chat with her for 10 to 15 minutes after my workout and we'll talk about current events and have a good laugh! Very cool girl! There is NO high pressure sales with any staff member at the gym! I'm sure I'm leaving plenty of people out, but unfortunately can't credit everyone. But everyone deserves a praise! So the bottom line... I've never had a bad experience with anyone at Beverly Hills Equinox! Not with the trainers, the staff, the managers, everyone at the spa... Everything has been phenomenal!! I enjoy going to that gym! And that's a very important thing. You really don't wanna look at your exercise routine as a chore or something you don't look forward to. It's frustrating to see people complain about such petty things at this gym in previous reviews. We're not performing brain surgery here people, so hopefully everyone can lighten up! I hope that my review will help people sign up for this gym or if you're not happy, give it a second chance. Thanks again, Beverly Hills Equinox!

I would consider the Beverly Hills Equinox my home gym for a few years now. I've been a member…read moresince before Covid and used to REALLY love this gym. I still love it and it holds a few special memories of my office literally sharing a wall with the gym and at exactly 4pm the music bumping from a workout class, to going early in the mornings in a suit, quickly changing, getting my workouts and sauna in, showering and then walking straight to my office down the hall. It was very convenient for me and I was in some of the greatest shape of my life at one time. I think this place was at its peak when it had Oliver Cafe joined with it and they would serve smoothies and food. I would sometimes take a break and grab a quick smoothie and go back to my office. I will say I like the gym and layout a little more than the Encino Location and it feels more spacious. The staff are very nice but the trainers will hound you in the gym and call you nonstop and that's where Encino location tops this one. I love the sauna room, the eucalyptus towels and the showers and locker area is always clean. They have great customer service and the quality of amenity's are top notch compared to other gyms I've been to. Between Encino and Beverly Hills I'm definitely choosing this one for environment and energy but Encino for privacy, and a nice quiet relaxing workout. However, I have taken a tour of the Woodland Hills one and that one seems super legit! This is my home though. Please get another restaurant or smoothie shop in this location soon! OOOC 3.5 out of 5 Afros

This gym does not have any smith machines or barbell rack. Only one ab cruncher machine that is…read morehard to use because it has arm rests, one leg extension machine, one hamstring curl machine... it's a small gym. It is clean, however you get what you pay for. The leg extension machine has been broken for 2 weeks..

The Club is a well-kept gym for those who work in the Century Plaza Towers including that of…read morepatrons in 2000 Avenue of the Stars (CAA) building, 2029 and 2049 Century Park East. At $40 a month or so this membership includes classes, the option for personal training sessions, showers (with shampoo, conditioner, and body wash), combination lockers, towel service, and even those Peloton bikes. Cool is a theme here. Seen as a Equinox-light version, it is located on the lower level between the 2029 and 2049 buildings adjacent from the Starbucks, Trimana, and Mickey Fine. I have enjoyed being a member, and the appeal that it is open 24/7. While this doesn't serve as my main gym, I think it is a comfy option that is far better than the poorly-ventilated David Barton's that was across the street. At the same time, this gym isn't really busy except after work and because it's membership is limited. They have state of the art equipment including those Peloton bikes, and 2 types of treadmills. Weights are minimal, but all the basics and a little more are there. It's a good small gym but the question has become whether to use a close-to-home gym or this one. It certainly will likely be nice, unless opt to pay over $200 for an Equinox membership or don't mind a place with a little drab.

310 Fitness is the best one on one training gym I've ever been to. The owners, Melisa and Tate,…read morehave the best and latest equipment and they are so knowledgeable about training their clients of all ages and fitness levels. I leave my sessions feeling so positive about my workouts. 310 Fitness is the perfect boutique fitness studio in the heart of Beverly Hills.

I met Melisa about 5 years ago at Sports Club LA/Equinox Beverly Hills. She was just leaving to…read morestart her own gym and has created an outstanding facility. Melisa, along with her partner Tate, have done an excellent job with the space in an incredible location. Both of them are fantastic functional trainers who have a wealth of experience. I have seen them train for years now, and not only do they bring the latest education and equipment to their clients, but they also deeply care about getting them results. If you haven't tried 310Fitness as a client or as a trainer, I urge you to try them out. There is free 2 hour parking across the street, clean towels, filtered water, and lots of positive energy. Not to mention the gym is very neat, clean, and private!

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 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!

I have been training in gyms in the Beverly Hills area for 15+ years and Oak Fitness Club is by far…read morethe best gym. Aaron and Nikki have set an atmosphere that is professional yet fun and comfortable. My clients all agree that this is the best gym. The gym rent is consistent and affordable, it is well kept and maintained. I love the front desk staff and all the trainers that work there. It is truly an enjoyable place to be, not to mention the conveniences as in parking and amenities.

As an ultra trailrunner I love the mountains; the gym is not really my cup of tea. But when I…read moreneeded help with strength, balance, and lingering injuries my wife convinced me to see owner/trainer Aaron King. I'm glad I followed her advice. With deep experience and knowledge Aaron has guided me toward better health. And to better results on the trails. He is kind and clear with his directions, a good listener and teacher. The gym is clean, the staff is super nice, and the mood is light and fun -- even when most customers work out hard there. I would not have predicted it, but I now find myself at Oak twice a week, at least, to supplement my trailrunning. Like my wife, I view it as the best gym I've ever been to.

This is no gimmick. No bullshit, It REALLY WORKS. It's definitely one of those things you gotta try…read moreit to believe. I've been on routine conventional weight training for quite some time but had hit training plateau last year or so. Been changing up my training method but was unable to see the results I used to see. So I gave this private gym a try. Figured why not. The trial is only $35 and if it doesn't work then back to basics. Let me tell you, EMS training is INTENSE. The workout is short but your muscle is at constant contraction for the entire duration. The impact on your muscle is on a whole another level than regular weight training. I loved it, it worked and I felt really good. So I signed up. 3 months later, I'm seeing way more definition than ever. I'm hooked and intend to continue for a minimum 1 year. The price is steep but I think it's worth it for what you get. Did I mention you get to the entire sunset view of downtown to your self?

Hello! Does anyone know if they will re-open again in the future? I've been trying to call for a…read moremonth and it says the mailbox is full. Ryan if you're reading this please contact me ASAP. I just bought a 1400$ package before Covid and I'd like to know if it's forever lost... if anyone out there knows how to contact Someone from Element, I'd love to know. Thanks.