Yikes! I was told by 2 locals that this was a nice Life Time Fitness. I'm not sure what their…read morebarometer of what nice means when they say nice but they were waaaay off. We came here on Saturday AM and when we pulled up the exterior seemed like we were going into a physicians group type offices not a gym. It seemed like it was a make shift gym in a building where multiple tenants used to occupy offices. The Mens locker room was piece mealed as it was part of the Spa. The locker room must have had 6-7 rooms or compartments of lockers clumped into the locker room. The basketball court is in the middle of gym which is weird. I ended up leaving after 20 minutes as I didn't feel the vibe or look of the gym at all. If you can, make the drive to their locations (except Westminster)

The facility and the people that run it are, in a single word, STATE OF THE ART…read more Traveled from out of state this weekend and entire front desk staff (and all others) truly made me and my girlfriend (who is not even a member) a part of their own family. Facilities are top notch - 8 squat racks, 2 levels of space, full sized basketball court, sauna, steam, hot tub, massage chairs. As good as it gets.

Excellent place to go for hyperbaric. Highly recommend the people, atmosphere, location, and…read moreservice. Jason the owner is stellar and that ripples throughout the team. Try them and upgrade your life!

Jason and Icelandic Fitness literally saved my life after I was stricken by a horrible and very…read moreaggressive bout of pneumonia. Long story short, the everyday run of the mill flu, turned into a secondary pneumonia and horrible lung infection for me. My right lung was over 80% infected while my left lung was a little over 50 infected. This was NOT walking pneumonia but rather the kind of pneumonia that pretty much kills people when 50% of the lung is infected. once again... I had 80% infection rate. I spent over 5 hours in the ER, was given emergency injection of antibiotics, pregnazone and fist fulls of oral antibiotics. After that, they pretty much told me to pray that everything works and that I'd beat it. As an ex-athlete, longtime skier and mountain biker, this was the craziest medical game plan I had heard of. Fortunately, with what little bit of mental cognition I had left, I decided to look into hyperbaric oxygen therapy for pneumonia relief. Lucky for me, Icelandic Fitness popped up after a Google Search or two. These HBOT treatments along with Jason's meticulous oversight, worked miracles on my health and I survived my ordeal. I don't want to get into all of the science behind the efficacy of (HBOT) hyperbaric oxygen therapy, all I can say is the information is out there and the Hyperbaric Oxygen Institute lists some unbelievable benefits. Should this therapy be sought to treat pneumonia? 100%, yes! As a matter of fact it just seems crazy that none of the medical staff even mentioned it as a treatment option. That's how great this treatment works. I did FOUR days in a row at about 1.5 hours per session. That might be a bit much for some people, but I'm confident Jason will help identify how many sessions and how long each will work best for you. It really comes down to his expertise and him asking the right questions about what's going on with your body. Tissue repair, accelerated healing or overall recovery, Jason has you really, really covered. Want to increase the odds and beat pneumonia? Make sure you incorporate (HBOT) hyperbaric oxygen therapy... under Jason's watchful eye.

Was there for a WICT event - large, clean, safe and everyone that worked there was wonderful.read more

Fun place to watch a movie in the park! We came at the last minute, but had more than enough…read moresnacks! Such a fun time. It was very family friendly. Plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the view! The only downside is no closed caption on the movie.

I come here with my boyfriend often and primarily use the class room for my workout sessions. I…read morecame in today and did my normal routine. An employee came in to wipe the mirrors down and as she got closer to me i thought she would just pass up the part of the mirror i was standing by but instead of doing that she reached over me to clean the mirrors. I went put my heavier weights up and she moved all of my belongings out of her way to clean the mirrors. I feel like the social awareness was not in the room with us..

DONT GO HERE IF YOU ARE A STUDENT - usually I only go here over the summer when I am home from…read morecollege. Typically they have waived my initiation fee, I only payed it my first year and when I come back for the summer I have gone back to paying just by the month. This time around they did not waive the initiation fee. I don't know why they'd expect me to pay $70 every year I come back from school, it makes no sense. I wish I could just pay the $27/month or whatever it is, but the gym is greedy and wants you to pay not only a monthly fee, but an annual fee on top. So instead of making a monthly fee off of me for the summer they'd rather make $0.

Clean, not too busy with guests…read more The deep massage chair was an awesome relaxing experience. Kind Danny at the front desk.

The problem with this location is not It's employees but their customers. Many are self-absorbed…read moreindividuals with no sense of courtesy and respect. You'll have people speaking on their cell phones, utilizing the speaker so all can hear the conversation they are having instead of politely going outside to take the call. Many individuals sit on machines for 20 minutes or more hogging them to themselves while they go through their TikTok or other mindless social media activities. They used to have signs up, discouraging this type of behavior, but for some reason they elected to take them down. If it weren't for the convenience, I would find a new gym to go to

Joined the gym to use the pool for surgery rehab and then found out they had Pilates. Pool…read moreconstruction started shortly after I joined so focused on just Pilates. You have to pay additional to get one on one Pilates training or group Pilates classes. There's no incentive to have a membership and pay for Pilates. $80+ a month membership plus anywhere from $75-$90 per session to train with a Pilates instructor one on one. Talked to the manager about it and they're just focused on personal training. Found another option to work 1:1 with a Pilates instructor so cancelling gym membership all together. The population of the gym is older and these members could benefit from easier access to Pilates training. It is such a beneficial exercise routine for functional fitness. Other thing: Women's hot tub is often inoperable.

A great building. Abundant staff but noses in cell phones rather than making a presence. One…read moretrainer turns blaring music on his phone, grunts for everyone to hear and drops his weights. A 70 yr old friend signed up, her trainer had her stepping up and down on 3 platforms - hurt her knees. Screaming kids in locker room. Complaints from members not being able to use hot tub (when it works) because of kids playing in it, pushing the jet buttons, leary of urine contamination. Showers can be messy. Parking spaces devoted to families that sit empty 95% of the time. Seems to be lacking leadership.

What a wonderful weekend we had here! And the bar and restaurant on site are both incredible. The…read morestaff was so welcoming and helpful they even helped us with reservations for dining and were willing to answer questions about the area. It's a beautiful hotel with a small gym but it had all I needed. We got espressos and read in the bar upstairs with great views. Next time we need a stay this will be a worthy choice!

There's potential, but misses too many marks. Would not choose to stay again. Service was mixed, a…read moreconsistent lack of enthusiasm. During check-in they said I received an upgrade, but I'm not sure to what, because the view was a roof and the room couldn't fit one suitcase, never mind two. It was cute however. Blackout shades are irrelevant if they don't cover they can't cover the entire window. Slivers of light will wake you up, which is surprising since when you pull back the drapes, the room lacked natural light. If you stay with Amex Platinum hotel collection and receive benefits, you might be disappointed. It says complimentary breakfast, which at check-in you learn is $30 a day. This might be ok except lattes are $7 and there's a 20% gratuity included on all bills. The $100 resort credit can only be used at their rooftop bar and their "member's" restaurant (not the two on-site restaurants on the ground floor) and in-room mini bar, however half the items were expired. The gym in the basement is solid and better equipped than most, but wish there was natural light. Pool table in lobby is nice touch. Housekeeping knocked on door and we asked she come back in an hour. We were disappointed upon returning home to our unrefreshed room. The realized she did come because we had new towels. I know many hotels limit housekeeping services, which I'm fine with, if they state it. Location: A Value: D Service: B- Amenities: C