I am a regular at 24 Hour Fitness for the last 25 years and on a Wednesday afternoon, I was using…read morethe spa which includes the hot tub the swimming pool. I was sitting on a bench resting in between laps and going in the sauna. I was also observing the swim class, which I was highly considering enrolling my daughter into the class as I was observing the class two of the instructors approached me and asked me to move for no reason other than they said that they felt uncomfortable with me sitting on a bench that was close to the pool, not even close to where they were swimming I think I have answered my own question. This is probably not the class for me to enroll my daughter with this kind of behavior, I would highly recommend you read previous yelp ratings. I was really disappointed at their attitude, and I also notified the manager of the facility with this unacceptable behavior towards members of 24 Hour Fitness and clients of the British swim.

We would absolutely recommend many of the instructors at the Hilton Garden Inn, Santa Rosa…read morelocation. We've been extremely pleased with all the instructors (Ernie, Elanor, Faith and Ellie) who have been helping teach our son. We've observed how they make it so easy for newbies or kids afraid of water to get comfortable with water over a short period of time. They are super attentive to how the kids swim and their form and channel this feedback in a way the kids can understand so it can be fixed before it's too late. Their feedback to our son has been spot on and is timely and so well received by him because it's supported by positive reinforcement. My eight year old son just loves learning from Ernie every session and looks forward to his lessons after months of already attending British swim school. Absolutely recommend!

There are plenty of parking spots available, and I feel safe leaving my car there. Staff is always…read morepolite - mostly teens but they're very resourceful. The women's bathroom is clean, and showers are able to get warm. During the hours I go for lap swim, it's not crowded and I almost always get my own lane, which is very nice. If I don't, everyone knows lane etiquette. The summer hours this year are limited, but I'm glad RP listened and will still give the noon lap swimmers time for our swim!

Petaluma Swim Center changed Lap Hours yesterday- I'm there 2 to 3 days a week so figured I…read moreshould've seen a notice- when 1 door closes you gotta get resourceful. Got on Yelp and found Honeybee Pool all set up for Laps open until 2:30. Not frigid like Petaluma - what I call a Therapy Pool - felt like 90 so it's probably 83/84 which is quite warm. Still so happy it was there for me!! Thanks for being there Pool! You make me weep tears of Joy. $5 a couple open lanes, mostly senior ladies, very clean, 6 lanes, bathroom much cleaner than Luma (I prefer Petaluma's (snow melt) cold temps) but not bad at all. Life is always better after getting even half a mile in!!

Great Instructors! Friendly Staff!…read moreAnd the location works out great for my wife and I. The place is clean with towels always available. The pool, sauna and jacuzzi are good places to unwind and just let the time pass by.

It's the best gym - makes me look forward to working out. I love the heated pools, hot tub and…read moresauna for after the workout

They dont just offer swim classes for kids, they have private lessons, adult refreshers to sharpen…read moreyour swimming skills and also swimming for beginners. The class that I was in was 25 minutes, and they make sure that its 25 minutes and not a second more. Dont get me wrong, you can really learn a lot from instructors if you show up and apply yourself. One recommendation for Finley would be to pull someone who is holding a class behind. Its not benefiting them in anyway and a lot of attention gets put on them leaving the rest standing(swimming) around alone. Implement a plan where someone can retake the first week of classes instead of allowing then to go on to week 2 when they're still struggling with week 1 assignments. Just be aware of this if you decide to sign up for any of their courses.

Finley Aquatic Center offers a clean and safe place to hang out, exercise, and play for ages 0-127…read more The staff is capable, friendly, and if it's not too busy, the lifeguards are willing to answer questions. Thinking about trying water aerobics? Good for you! Watch out for the cranky water fitness instructor (she's been there forever). Her classes offer a combination of the same exact set of movements on repeat sprinkled generously with yelling and general crankiness. You'll understand what I mean as soon as you take her class. Lap Swim Hot Tip: I tried lap swim for the first time, and was quickly educated by another swimmer about one of the unwritten 'rules'; when sharing a lane, always let the swimmer in the lane know you are entering.

Ive had a family membership here for almost 10yrs. My wife has been way more consistent thanks to…read morethe childcare program that they have. It's available daily for up to two hours per child. Theres one downstairs for younger children and one upstairs for older kids. They also have parents night out events that let you drop your kids off for pizza and movies. They have lots of options to choose between for all types of fitness levels and interests. They have a great weight room area and equally great machine area, they have yoga rooms, stationary bike room, a rock climbing wall and much more. The recreational pool is heated, lap pool isn't and the kiddie pool isn't either but it's a great cold plunge in the winter. I usually hit that then the sauna before my workouts. They have a basketball court inside and pickle ball courts outside in the back which always has action on them. Theres so much more they offer but I still have not had the chance to try it all out. Their juice/ snack bar is amazing. The soups and wraps are fire!! I highly recommend this place, especially if you have kids. The staff is great and the place is clean. Can't think of anything negative about this place to be honest.

This gym is really big. It seems to offer everything you need, from weights and classes to a pool…read more It was really busy when I visited, but we were still able to get (basically) everything we needed. I was definitely able to complete my workout, I just had to compromise a bit on some of the weights because a lot were being used. I wouldn't say it's run down, but it doesn't feel like a new, fresh gym. It feels really bright inside and gives kind of a hospital cafeteria vibe in the locker rooms. I know that doesn't really make sense, but it's what I thought about when I was in there. , so I guess it makes sense to me. The staff was helpful and friendly, everything seemed to be in good, working order, and it was overall a fine gym. Definitely nicer than the 24 hour fitness in my hometown, but nowhere near as nice as, say... Equinox. It's a "get her done" type of gym, and, I don't know about you, but I am always excited to be DONE with a workout. I did think it was funny that they were selling GIANT cookies in the cafe in the club. Seems counterintuitive to being fit and healthy, but whatever. Don't get me wrong, I definitely LOVE a good, giant cookie, I just think they should have healthier options. And maybe they do, but I was blinded by the giant cookie and kept walking right. on. by.

Clean and nice pool. $6 per adult. A definite yes. Not busy. Lane lines for those that want to…read morepractice. We just stayed on the shallow end in the shade. Nice trip for a hot day.

Great staff and facilities. Lifeguard on duty. Hot showers, locker rooms (with swimsuit dryers),…read more500k Gallon pool! Next to crane park and St. Helena skatepark too. Sells season passes or day pass.

Overall, they are trying and doing a good job! Staff is great!…read more Getting into yoga classes is impossible, no classes for older adults, unfortunately. Sauna etiquette should really be enforced, please! People go inside fully dressed in shoes! Scrub and brush the hair! (hopefully someone vacuums there)

I have liked this gym for a long time. I was a long time member, left with Covid, back about 18…read moremonths I think. The staff - and this remains a constant - are very nice and welcoming. It is certainly the most upscale option in Petaluma. That said, I feel it going downhill, perhaps more objectionable given a recent price increase for all members and then a discount program with Kaiser ending at same time (not sure if is decision of latter or club). I put my back out a few months ago so after an absence, have been back a good bit mainly just using sauna and jacuzzi. Phones have infiltrated both. No exaggeration. It would be an exception in my last 6 visits to not encounter someone on their phone in the (male) sauna. Literally there yesterday and a guy was playing music and scrolling. Guy next to him scrolling. This sort of thing seems to constantly happen at all my recent visits. I don't get it and there appears to be no checks or enforcement. I likely wouldn't mind so much if someone is quietly scrolling (though how the phone takes it, I don't know), but it is often someone watching a game on tenderhooks and reacting or listening to music which tends to leak out earphones if they are nice enough to even use them. It is stressful for other members and an invasion of privacy potentially. It is also sad that everyone is so addicted, they can't stop for even 15 mins. Game you want to watch? Go to a bar. Can't stop scrolling? Get some help from counselor or rehab! A new one 4 nights ago was out in jacuzzi. It is common for people to have their phones lying right next to jacuzzi, which they check occasionally. There was a guy (with earbuds in), phone propped up, watching some sort of cryptocurrency YouTube channel. We could all watch along. Distracting and annoying. Kids (under the age allowed) are again frequently coming into jacuzzi too. The parents always shrug sheepishly like they have no control, if they bother to acknowledge everyone's glares at all. I don't say anything as it is not my job to enforce, tempting as it is. It feels like the sheer number of people is now too high. I simply cannot get in to some classes unless I time it to hit apply within a few mins of booking opening. Still a nice gym and health club, but the relaxing benchmark feels like it is dipping low and not what I expect at $120 a month. I would ask management to consider if they received similar feedback and to act on enforcing (or create) rules around phone use and to reestablish boundaries in areas intended for adults.

My 4.5-year-old is currently learning to swim with Ms. Desiree and absolutely loves it!…read more We first tried ASA Dublin, but it was a constant struggle....overcrowded slots, limited pool and changing space, and long waits. Even during COVID, it felt overwhelming, and progress was slow. Then we switched to ASA Livermore, where, unfortunately, a teacher once pushed him into the pool despite his discomfort with water in his eyes. That experience really set him back, and we paused swimming altogether in 2023. Fast forward to 2025, we gave All Star a try. It's only been 1.5 months, and the transformation is incredible. Not only does he love the water, but he looks forward to every class. He's already jumping in, kicking, floating, and taking risk, all in just 15-minute sessions! It's definitely pricey, but the progress has made it absolutely worth it. Camille has also been wonderful... so warm, accommodating, and great with kids. The whole environment here feels positive and welcoming. We're really grateful we made the switch.

Sept 2024 review…read more Amazing swim school for my kids, Dedicated teachers, easy to communicate with, our kids are quickly getting a hand of swimming ! Shout-out to the coordinator Ms Camille ! & teachers Ms Desiree & Mr Brian (owner)

The pool is great and perfect for kids. The sign says no food allowed but i saw quite a quite a few…read morebrought it in. This place would be a lot better if 1. They had garbage cans out for the food people are not allowed to bring in 2. Had more chairs as many people were sitting on the decks with no chairs 3. Umbrellas for the sun 4. Charged $5 and let people rent towels. Word to the wise: Bring. Towels. Or you'll have to dry off in the sauna. I believe the other sea ranch pool lets you rent towels.

Beautiful pool, clean dressing rooms and lovely environment... doesn't get better than this!read more