Moved to the Vegas Area and was in need of a gym. After driving by Yak's a couple of times I…read moredecided to go check them out. Chris (the owner) was super awesome, he gave me a quick tour and told me all about the gym and what they offer. All of the equipment and facilities are super clean and extremely well taken care of. The biggest thing that drew me in was the fact that it's never insanely busy like other gyms. It's very rare that you'll find yourself waiting for any equipment. Overall a great place to get a lift in !

First let me say Chris the owner reached out personally and gave me a tour not some kid after…read moreschool watching videos behind the desk clueless as to how you use any of the equipmen. He is down to earth! Knows fitness & body building first hand. The gym is CLEAN clean clean! It's a private gym so you don't have to deal with all the bs you get from a public gym. No waiting for machines is one of the nicest parts to me at least. I don't think I'll go back to a public gym again after this! I can't say enough good things about the guy or his gym.....

Checked out the Good Place location in Summerlin with a friend, and honestly, the experience…read morestarted before we even walked in. The walk over to the studio was beautiful and relaxing, which already set the tone for the day. The class itself was amazing, it left me feeling energized and strong instead of drained. The instructor was incredibly supportive and even provided thoughtful modifications for my friend, which made the class feel inclusive and encouraging for both of us. From the moment we arrived, the entire staff made us feel welcome. Everyone was friendly, warm, and genuinely supportive, and that energy really shifted my mood in the best way. This location focuses more on reformer classes and doesn't offer tower classes, but the programming they do have is strong and well-taught, so it still feels like a great place to build consistency. If you want a Pilates studio with supportive instructors, welcoming energy, and classes that leave you feeling empowered, the Summerlin Good Place is definitely worth tryin

I've heard about The Good Place for a while now as a friend comes to this location…read more I was initially hesitant about coming here due to the parking but, there was a lot of street parking available on a Wednesday at 11am lol Of course there's parking in the structure with 2 hours for free but, knowing me -- I'd wanna roam the Uncommons for food and/or coffee post-class -- and that would be more than 2 hours. Ps parking in Vegas should always be free (o.O) Anyways, this place is super cute and easy to find as it's a corner spot in one of the buildings. The receptionist, Tracy, was super friendly and informative on the classes and ins/outs of their studio. I came to class via my app, Class Pass but, she told me with their app, there's a lot of benefits/rewards/points to coming to The Good Place. With these points, I could earn drinks and such in studio. The room, itself, holds 14 reformers. Each one numbered and assigned to you, which I like a lot. No need to "run to your favorite reformer" lol One wall is mirrored and other faces outside, which is kinda neat cause you're "fighting for your life" and yet watching cars drive by or people walk by lol Takes your mind away.... Kelsey was my instructor for reFORM II, which is the more advanced class. And doesn't matter how "advanced" I think I am -- that will always scare me and give me anxiety lol Like, am I advanced?????!!! Well, today -- let say I did my best and I didn't fall lol SO, IT WAS GREAT =) haha I loved her music choices (trap/rnb/Drake) -- def hypes you up in class -- you forget all the "shakes" you get while working out! Glad i found a class to take up on my Wednesday off. Hoping I get to try other instructors and classes. Always to good to try new things!

I've been a member here for almost a year and I love how small and boutique the gym is! All of the…read morebasic equipment is here and if you don't want to think about your workout you can follow the circuit fitness program outlined in the gym! Great, friendly staff, and super clean environment! The hours are sometimes difficult because even as members you don't have 24/7 access. Early morning or night hours usually mean less people, afternoon hours can sometimes be busy and mean you'll have to adjust your workout based on what equipment is available. They keep it dark and low lit in the gym which I enjoy so I am less focused on my aesthetics or other people and more focused on getting in my workout and feeling accomplished. Overall, it's a good option if you're looking for a boutique gym, that is never overly crowded.

I joined this gym about four months ago, and overall, the facility itself is amazing. It's…read moreextremely clean, smells great, and is very well kept. It's smaller, private and not super busy like most gyms. I can get my workouts done without waiting for equipment. I really appreciate the thoughtful touches, like the infrared sauna, nice showers, toiletries for women, hair ties, and the locker system. You can tell a lot of care went into creating a nice gym environment. There are a couple of male employees who are always kind, friendly, and welcoming. They talk to me, acknowledge me, and make the experience feel positive. However, my experience with some of the female staff has been the opposite. They often come across as rude, or unwelcoming. When I walk in, they typically do not say hello unless I say hello first. I genuinely love the gym itself and think the facility is beautiful, clean, and thoughtfully designed. I just wish the customer service matched the quality of the space.

Sadly won't be returning due to fob issues. I picked this gym out 5 that I get to visit with my…read morethird party membership which I have never had issues entering the other gyms but I've came in a few times where the fob didn't work & I workout early so imagine driving all the way to a gym at 5am and not being able to workout. I already spoke to the owner about this which after reading the other reviews she will probably bully me on this one. The gym it self is ok it's like an elevated apartment gym and doesn't have everything but just enough. When it's busy you will have to wait for some equipment and again it's a smaller gym so not much space to move around if it's busy but that kind of is the theme with this particular chain. I prefer the rainbow and warm springs location best, it's bigger and they have machines that this location doesn't have. If you are looking for a smaller gym and come in early enough or get lucky when it's not busy this may be a fit. Just keep in mind their fob system if you have a membership through a third party.

Not bad I just wish they would turn the cool air on, feels very hot in here. Probably trying to…read morepenny pinch on the a/c

It's a very nice location. Well kept. The variety of equipment is pretty much the standard…read moreavailable at all of the Planet Fitness I've been to so far. Some pieces of equipment may be vary slightly in design when compared to other locations, but it offers the same work out option. I noticed they had a cryo bed at this location. It's a nice location with lots of parking available directly outside, as this location is in a private shopping center lot.

I had been a member of planet fitness for years. Previously when I moved and had to cancel my…read moremembership, there was no issue. When I started back up again things had changed and they wanted debit card info and you had to tie the account into the app on your phone. This time around I cancelled and they still charged me fees, so no problem I contacted my bank and showed proof of cancellation and the charges got refunded. Cut to a week later, they dig up my old credit card info and try to charge THAT instead... absolutely not! Luckily it's the same bank as my debit so I explained and they reversed those charges too. Now I'm getting calls and voicemails about paying my dues for the membership that I had cancelled. After this experience I won't recommend planet fitness to anyone nor will I ever return. Scammers!

The Vibe: Kintsugi…read more Warm wood. Soft light. Beautiful design. It was hard not to love it the moment I walked through the doors. Then came the first little crack. I'd left my yoga bag at the hotel - No mat towel, no sweat towel. Tiny problem. In a hot yoga class...not so tiny. Before I ever stepped into the yoga room, Adam greeted me with a warm smile, made sure I had everything I needed, and showed me how the studio flowed. A few minutes later, while I was squinting at the tiny locker numbers, Lisa noticed and kindly helped me get settled. Those weren't interruptions. They were introductions. The Guide: Adam Daudier * Power Flow We began standing at the front of our mats, facing one another in two mirrored rows (a formation I'm beginning to really embrace). One collective Om. A classic Surya Namaskara. Then we played. One sequence invited us to transition from Warrior I to the opposite side with our palms together overhead and our gaze lifted upward, relying more on proprioception than sight. Field Note: Trust the body. Not just the eyes. Later, Adam offered three headstand variations. I tried two in class...I'll try the third at home. Throughout class, Adam moved constantly, teaching beside us, in front of us, and from every angle. His cueing was steady. His presence was calm. Meanwhile, tracks like "Feel" by Franky Rizardo infused the room. It was the perfect juxtaposition. One grounded the practice. The other kept it playful. Field Note: Later, I learned Adam is also a DJ. Of course he is. The Tribe Kintsugi kept happening. Lisa helped me find my locker. Another yogi pointed me toward the mat cleaner and guest towel hamper after class. Before leaving, I visited with Adam and Lisa and discovered Lisa grew up in my hometown of Chicago. Yoga really is a small world. Space & Place After check-in, you enter a small atrium centered around a beautiful tree, creating a natural roundabout that connects the lockers, bathrooms, Moon Room, and yoga studio. The architecture flows...and so does the practice. Warm wood. Soft light. Circular forms. Even the artwork echoes the spirit of kintsugi. The Takeaway: The name was the lesson Kintsugi is the Japanese art of honoring cracks rather than hiding them. I didn't arrive broken. I simply arrived... in a new city... without a towel... without knowing my way... without knowing anyone. And then... every little gap was met. A towel. A locker. A smile. A shared Om. Kintsugi isn't just the name of the studio. It's the way everyone moved through it. Filling the little cracks before they became breaks. Bonuses Free parking A cold, wet towel waiting in Savasana Thoughtfully stocked restroom amenities Water & tea station Complimentary lockers with locks

Some classes get completely packed. Hard to relax into a meditative state when other students are…read moresnoring or worse. I wish they would offer additional sessions of the really popular classes like the Yin thai massage or the soundbath. I go to the smaller classes and they're great. Some instructors are really nice. Clean facilities. Recommend trying a class here

Such an amazing place and I'm more impressed with the prices. Definitely going to be my second home!read more

I've been a member for a year now. Best decision ever! Staff is great, love all the classes, love…read moreeverything about Hotworx.

Great gym! Nice, clean equipment and everything is always working!! The staff, especially Taylor,…read morealways goes above and beyond! I feel like family, not just a customer!!

Apparently not a soul works here... I've called several times over several days at different times…read moreof the day and not a single person has answered the phone. Why? How bad can your front desk be? I've even tried instagram... I'm an experienced lifter looking for a gym. It shouldn't be this hard.