Let me count the ways how much I miss and love Equinox. Yes, I know--it's a high-end gym. But you truly get what you pay for. I was a member of this location for over a decade, and since moving to Charlotte, North Carolina, I can honestly say there is nothing quite like it. The nearest one to me now is in Atlanta, and I still miss the San Mateo club regularly. This location has everything you could possibly want in a fitness facility--and then some. The Fitness Floor Downstairs is a beautifully air-conditioned workout space designed for people who are serious about exercising. No distractions, no crowds hovering by the windows--just a clean, focused environment. You'll find: * Full weight training equipment * Recumbent bikes, ellipticals, and treadmills * Dedicated spin, Pilates, TRX, and group fitness studios * A large open stretching area with foam rollers * Cold, filtered water stations throughout * Staff available for spotting if you're training solo It's efficient, professional, and thoughtfully designed. Locker Rooms & Amenities The locker rooms feel more like a boutique hotel than a gym. They are consistently spotless and fully stocked with: * Plush towel service * Spacious showers with teak benches * Steam rooms infused with eucalyptus * Complimentary razors, Q-tips, and personal care items * Premium Kiehl's products It's luxurious, yes--but also incredibly practical. You can comfortably get ready for work, dinner, or travel without feeling rushed. The Rooftop Pool One of the standout features is the heated rooftop pool. It has multiple lap lanes, cabanas, and water aerobics equipment, and it truly feels like a mini country club in the middle of downtown San Mateo. The pool is heated year-round, which means you can swim in any season--something you quickly get spoiled by. They even provide sunscreen from Supergoop!, along with full towel service. It's those little details that make the experience feel elevated. Classes, Spa & Services The class offerings are extensive and easy to manage through the app. Signing in is seamless--just scan your phone and go. Highlights include: * Yoga in a beautiful bamboo studio with HEPA filtration and ceiling fans * Pilates (available as private, duo, or small-group sessions) * A full-service spa on the upper level * A juice bar and retail shop featuring premium fitness apparel Everything feels intentional, polished, and well-maintained. Location & Convenience The club is located right in the heart of downtown San Mateo, making it incredibly walkable. There are restaurants, grocery stores, and cafés nearby, including one of my favorite bakeries and specialty markets. Parking is also surprisingly easy for a downtown location: * Two-hour validation * Surface lot, garage, and rooftop parking options That convenience makes a big difference in daily use. Value & Membership Yes, membership can be expensive. However, many employers offer corporate discounts, which can make the cost more manageable. In my case, the value absolutely justified the price because I used the facility regularly and took advantage of the amenities. Even when I relocated, canceling my membership was straightforward and professional--no pressure, no hassle. Bottom Line Equinox San Mateo set the standard for what a fitness club should be: clean, thoughtfully designed, service-oriented, and genuinely enjoyable to use. If I ever move to another city with an Equinox, I will join again without hesitation. Because at the end of the day-- life is short, and you should live well. read more

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I've been a member at Equinox for quite some time and have always had a great experience there. Will, my trainer, understood my needs and tailored my training to match my goals. Recently they went above and beyond. I had an injury early last year and couldn't work out. I kept telling myself that I'll be back Equinox next month. After six months I realized it would be a while till I could come back and wished I had put my membership on hold as I had paid dues for about six months and not used the club. I called the club and spoke to Ethan, the manager, and explained I wanted to put my membership on hold till I could come back. He took a look at my account and saw that I hadn't been at the club in six months and, after getting a doctors letter, gave SIX MONTHS CREDIT. I was flabbergasted. Who does nice things like this any more. I started in early January and won't have to pay dues until July. Ethan, Will and all the other staff are amazing as are the members I have met there. 2026 is off to a great start!!! read more

I had a really bad experience today at Equinox, and I feel like I have to share it. On Google Maps it shows they are open until 6 pm, so I went to the steam room around 5. While I was in the women's steam room, completely naked, a man walked in. I honestly froze because I couldn't understand why a man was even in the women's steam room. And instead of apologizing, he told me that I was rude because he was "leaving." I felt so embarrassed and confused. About ten minutes later, when I was trying to get dressed, he came in again and started yelling that the time was up and he was leaving. It was me and another woman there, and we were both just in shock. This is supposed to be a safe space for women to undress and relax. I don't think in any situation a man should be walking into a female changing room, especially without warning. I left feeling embarrassed and honestly violated. I'm going to ask to cancel my membership because I don't know how I'm supposed to feel comfortable undressing there again after this. This was a really terrible experience. read more

Happy with the gym, added a membership back in 2023. Clean and decently maintained.

I went for a Aescape massage session. The facility seems nice enough, but Aescape was faulty and needed hard reset. If I had a later appt, I would have missed it. All in all the massage itself could use appendage massage as well, as back & legs aren't really enough to feel fulfilled. read more

Super clean gym with a ton of equipment! Everyone minds their own business, you rarely ever have to wait for equipment even at peak times, and it's fairly spacious. They have a variety of classes too. It has less amenities than other Equinox locations, but the monthly rate is priced to reflect that it seems. Can't really complain about pricing and amenities here when other yoga/barre studio memberships charge the same amount for less Also, would love to highlight Franki, one of the membership advisors. She's so kind and great at what she does. Not only did she answer all my questions about membership terminations/terms and 12-month agreement, classes, and amenities, but she goes above and beyond to check in, notify me of any promotions and discounts without asking, and seems to know/say hi to all of the members by name! read more

The hours aren't great. It's a bummer to see it close so early when it's so packed in the final hour. Most of this gym is like a hotel gym/spa. It's very nice and upscale. I will say it's not really the greatest lifting gym. There's no calf machine, no butt blaster, no true shoulder machines. It'll get you a decent workout but it's not like Crunch. Unlike Crunch, you get better people. That's ultimately what you're paying for here. There's no one video taping themselves. People wear shoes. No one drops weights and grunts extra loud like a D-bag. It's $200+ per person per month so it weeds out a lot of the riff raff and the younger kids who don't have gym etiquette. I will say, it's lackluster and if there was any other good options in San Mateo, I would leave immediately. But 24 hour is essentially a jail house with a gym, crunch is super douchey, and fitness 19 is a closet with some weights and a treadmill. That's basically your only options here. Waiting to ditch this place for the bay club. I like that place so much more. It's just far read more

I generally don't write reviews but some companies do so wrong and treat you so bad that you gotta speak up and spread the word. I want to share about shady money-making practices at Equinox. I thought Equinox is a premium gym and I had a good onboarding experience when they were trying to sign me up as a member, the membership felt expensive but hey! I was investing in my health so I went ahead with it. I asked at the time of joining what's the process to cancel, they told me one month advance notice. So when I wanted to cancel after 6 months due to personal reasons. I was told about a ONE YEAR CONTRACT!! The membership is already expensive 250$ a month at the time so the one-year contract comes out to $250 × 12 = $3,000. That's not a small amount, and if you're going to charge that much anyway, it should be made clear up front. Why even quote it per month if you're locking people into an annual liability? This major contract clause was never clearly communicated to me, even when I had asked them about cancellation prior to joining, this part was safely *omitted* from the conversation during onboarding. It was told it must have been buried somewhere in the T&C documents that you scroll through when you pay for the membership fee online. Hiding such a significant financial commitment deep in the paperwork instead of explaining it clearly upfront during the initial meeting feels misleading, and more so when the CUSTOMER ASKED ABOUT IT. Seems very unethical to me. And what's worse than the policy itself is how robotic and insensitive the team's responses have been. It has completely ruined the experience for me. The bad completely outweighed the good. read more

Just had a session with Pearl at Equinox (at the Spa) and wow -- what a game changer. She really loosened up my entire body. I've had other massage therapists get a little hesitant with me because I'm super flexible, but Pearl totally got it. She has an amazing understanding of stretching and really felt my body's limits -- she gave me that deep release that I needed more than I knew. Her energy is beautiful -- calm, focused, and intuitive. You can tell she really knows what she's doing and loves helping people feel better in their bodies. Honestly, such a gem. Equinox is lucky to have her. If you get the chance, book her. Total perk of the membership! read more

I can't stand this gym. Yes, the staff is nice. The customers need to learn to be rude at their homes instead of rude in the gym. I do not appreciate the male pushiness of men trying to get dates from women working out at the gym. Equinox San Mateo is notorious for ugly unattractive overweight thugs hanging around hitting on women who flat out are not into them at all. That has been my experience there. read more

Yeah so let's just take a star off all equinox for terrible contracts terms and sales tactics. This location is older and more simple. They do a good job for what they have. It's clean, towels are available and it's the usual suspects for the equipment needed on the gym floor. Cool they have some recovery equipment as well. Staff seems friendly if distant. But as long as they are attentive when needed that cool. They were deep cleaning the steam room when I visiting on a weekday afternoon. Glad to know they keep things clean and tidy here read more

The review below mine is sooo spot on! It's true. this place feels like you're literally trapped in a basement. There are no windows, no natural light, and absolutely no luxury vibe to speak of. The atmosphere is dark and claustrophobic, far from what you'd expect for $200+/month. I really tried to justify the steep price because there aren't many high-end gym options in the area, but I just couldn't. Believe me, I wanted to make it work, but the space felt more depressing than motivating. Does someone want to open a high end startup gym next door? read more

The staff were respectful and friendly, and the tour was great. I really liked the facility, and they even let me have a free session on Christmas Day, which I appreciated. Overall, a great experience. read more

My wife and I have been members of this gym since it opened in 2004. For the most part, it has been a great place: clean, good equipment, good people, good space. For the most part, what they deliver is consistent with their slogan , "it's not exercise, it's life." They are very interested in branding, portraying themselves as sexy,cutting edge, young... It seems, though, that once you get old, it's time for you to leave. For example, they had a yoga class attended by and suitable for older members, but someone decided there weren't enough attending, so they cancelled it, replacing it with a rapid fire vinyasa class suitable for 20 year olds. In my opinion, it was a calisthenics class rather than a yoga class, but I acknowledge that they are popular and consistent with the Equinox Image. It's a great place if you're young, but maybe if you benefit from their programs to live long enough, you should just go away. read more

I've been a member of Equinox San Mateo since the beginning of this year and have to say that its incredibly convenient since my work office is right across the street. Equinox offered 3 complimentary personal training sessions as well as a very good package of discounts on clothing, and other classes. I previously only went to 24 Hour fitness and after going to Equinox, I'm always pleasantly surprised to find all the amenities I could want (shower, conditioner, etc.) in steady supply and the restrooms/locker rooms are always incredibly clean. For someone who works mostly from home, the gym is my second home and I'm glad to attend Equinox! They also have a smoothie bar on-site, as well as Wi-Fi and tables for those who need to join a quick meeting or hop on a quick call. I highly recommend Equinox for young professionals and those who want a clean gym while also the ability to sit down and crank out work if needed. Thanks Equinox staff! read more

I had a guest pass today trying to access the gym and join a class with my 15 year old, we were stopped at the concierge because they said 15 year olds are not permitted to use any equipment in the facility due to policy. The staff along with the manager assured me that there was nothing they could do because it is policy. I then reviewed the policy online and it appears to allow 15 year olds use equipments as a guest while parent guardian is present. The fact that is disputed is the age requirements of the use of gym equipments. I have repeated asked the staff for a copy of their version of the policy, so I can acknowledge it and leave. the manager however, said they don't have the policy at hand and that I would have to email the General Manager for clarification. I did so and didn't get a response within the hour. I didn't expect to it was after business hours. The staff also stressed that a new policy has been implemented that 15 year olds are no longer allowed to use any equipments. Ultimately, someone in the front desk found a physical copy of the policy and it clearly states that children UNDER 15 year old will not be allowed to use the facility. Being 15, this does not fall into the category of UNDER 15. The staff has done ZERO due diligence in addressing the questions and concerns of guests. That's fine but it's not when they are incorrect and are uninformed. Every single one of the staff I've encountered has told me that 15 year olds are not allowed, contrary to what the policy said after I attempted to show them that they are incorrect, I am dismissed because I have "false information" and they "didn't know where I got my information from". They then acknowledged they were wrong after 30 minutes of back and forth and "confirming" that 15 year olds are allowed. I highly recommend reading all policies prior to committing anything to this equinox for your best interest before you go and let the front desk people to spoon feed you bullshit despite plea to reconfirm. This Gym is extremely unprofessional. Maybe management should retain an attorney or ten to amend the policy if they're that stressed about 15 year olds being in the gym, and maybe explain to the staff what the difference is between "UNDER 15", and "15 AND UNDER". read more

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i'm not sure about trusting some of these other reviews on yelp- i think they are biased and/or outdated. i love going to this equinox about every other day for yoga, barre, or pilates classes. you don't need to clean any mats for the rest of your life as long as you come here. there's loads of natural light upstairs by the yoga studio; on nice days we leave the back door open for a breeze of fresh air. after a class i usually take the elevator downstairs to use the stationary bikes. although it is in the lower level, the ceilings are vaulted and the space is massive. no issues with having phone calls either; this isn't any type of basement i've ever been in! there is also a nice fridge of towels to cool you off after workout. the bathrooms are good to me, haven't had any issues with my longchamp bag being stolen in the locker room just because locks aren't provided. i always use the spray deodorant (it smells so good) and am even able to quickly wash my face after workouts with really nice Grown Alchemist products (including face moisturizer!) also shout out to Adina for being the best gym rep always answering my questions via text; very convenient, great customer service!!! read more

PEARL at the Spa is the BEST. If you need deep tissue or sports, go and see her!! I use my body everyday and have to do regenerative work as well. Pearl will find the issues that are most problematic and get that release. True miracle worker for the body! read more

Come here before work in the south bay some mornings- great facility. Recently been using the pool as well!

If anyone is in need of a sports massage I highly recommend PEARL in the SPA at the San Mateo Equinox. She has helped me so much with my flexibility and recovery over the past few months after a few sessions with her. I encourage anybody looking to improve posture and muscle recovery to see her! read more

I am really grateful that I upgraded my membership to All Access for only an extra $50 per month. This Equinox was only 2 miles from where I worked today. The facility was amazing, and nice like how you would expect an Equinox. However the few cons are: 1. Parking. During peak hours you have to pay for parking 2. Parking again. It's such a pain to find parking in this area. 3. They don't have locks that's already attached to the lockers, so you have to bring you own, borrow one, or put things in your car. read more

A terrible place. The GYM is basically in a cold basement, without any windows. There's actually more staff than customers. The equipment is old and dirty read more

I read a really detailed review on Google that wasn't flattering but I thought oh it's Equinox, I'm sure it's fine. I'm here to tell you that this particular Equinox is not fine. Or maybe it is just "fine", but seeing as you're paying more than $200 per month you're going to want it to be more than fine. I was an equinox member from August 31 - October 1 2024. In that time, I went to the gym 8 times. Here is my feedback: 1. The front desk at the staff are not helpful. I heard from another staff member that many people were being trained and they were new. But the front desk staff literally pointed me in the wrong direction to the class I was supposed to attend. This made me late enough to enter the class after it had already started. In addition to being unhelpful/inaccurate, I will also say that I observed front desk staff to be unapproachable. When I was trying to talk to them and waiting at the counter, they were all just chatting with each other. 2. All the best things offered at Equinox cost more money. Yes, more money than your monthly membership fee. I had a great experience trying Pilates with Kayo. She was super meticulous about helping me have good form. My PT session with Maria also went well. I would consider paying for both of their services outside of the equinox branch. 3. The workout classes have too many people in them to be effective. I've attended several barre classes. I also signed up for a weightlifting class. At all of the classes, the instructor is in a large room with a large amount of people. They're good, but they're not good enough to do what's impossible aka help each individual person have good form. They also were not on the lookout for newcomers or ever ask if anybody had a preexisting injury they should know about. (This especially was important to me as I was just starting to work out after having a baby.) I consider this standard trainer etiquette and it isn't observed at Equinox. I also was never welcomed to the class as a new person or welcomed back as a regular attendee so if you're looking to make friends or build a community, then look elsewhere. 4. This doesn't really signify to a gym experience, but while I'm at it and paying $200+ per month, the foyer and staircases look industrial and tired. It's not giving "luxe", "high end", or "exclusive". 5. The contract pricing structure is predatory. It's also not very upfront. It locks you in for a monthly billing cycle for twelve months (a whole year) and the only way to get out in that time period is if you can provide proof of a new address. This is what is on paper, but in practice I was able to get out of my contract. I spoke to the Assistant General Manager Diana and even though I had proof of another address, that became unnecessary. She did try and make it right with me but I had already been burnt out trying to like it and being directed the wrong way in the facilities by unhelpful staff was the final straw. I did have to CC the General Manager Cody before Diana finalized my cancellation. I've heard the San Francisco Equinoxes are better. I toured the Palo Alto Equinox years ago and it left a positive impression on me which influenced my decision to try the San Mateo Equinox. But after my experience, I am in no hurry to try Equinox again. Oh and one final thing. The thing that triggered this essay. When I cancelled my membership (months ago), I asked to be unsubscribed from any and all communication. I asked for my details to be deleted from their records. Guess who just received an email asking to come back for some free trial or something. All in all, not a great experience. read more

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I was worried about being judged for my fitness state at the moment and I ran into Tommy, who brought me into equinox, who gave me the knowledge and confidence to know what isn't just important is your immediate state, but about your future state. 6 months after switching to equinox, I found the support to lose 70 lbs - best decision of my life - If you see this, thank you Tommy! read more

Dont sign up for gym membership here. They provide towels with the expensive membership but tend to always run out every time I'm here. So I'm stuck naked or with a gross towel from using the steam room till they bring more. I only go here because my work pays for it. I got an automated response below that they will handle the issue. I'll update this review if I consistently don't see empty shelves of towels for a few months. read more

I have attempted to communicate with the concierge as they requested, but they ignore me and redirect me to the manager of the club location. The club has yet another new manager, and he has done nothing to correct the situation. In fact, he is much ruder, less concerned, and more dismissive than the prior manager, who at least attempted to work around my hours. I would like to switch clubs obviously, but it is almost impossible to find another club close to me. Also, how will they protect others who use the same locker room? read more

It's honestly been such a great experience. The facilities are always clean and well-maintained, and the equipment is top-notch. I use the free weights, treadmills and smith machines and they're consistently excellent. It's created a good space for me to get a workout in to finish my day. read more

I have been on the hunt for a new gym to help elevate my workouts. I just started running about 3 months ago and have made great strides on my own but I was ready to ditch crunch and their basic amenities. I checked out a few speciality gyms and I knew they weren't for me. I need variety and flexibility. I totally forgot about Equinox so I looked them up. It is advertised as a luxury gym so I was a bit weary of what the pricing could be and after reading the reviews I was hesitant to visit, but I know people are more inclined to share a negative experience than a positive one. Here's my opinion: It's $207/month for one gym access! I don't know about you, but thats cheap! I used to pay $165/month for I Love Kickboxing and F45 is offering unlimited circuit/HIIT workouts for $55/week - no other amenities. Martial arts and self-defense programs are just about the same price - so yes, to me that cheap. Equinox offers an interesting mix of classes including my favorite Precision Run (make sure to go to your assigned treadmill or someone random will bish you out - my only negative experience), everyone is friendly and is focused on working out. No awkward stares or sausage fest in the training area. Employees have been nice and approachable. Steam room in the women's locker room and roof top pool is my favorite. And the welcome deals such as a free health assessment, training session, pilates session, and some discounts for spa and shop is nice too. I think some people in the reviews are real picky - I get it if it was way more then the $207 price tag but its a fair price. Maybe the newer Equinox' in other area make the SM one look sad but that just means expectations need to be managed. Perhaps budgeting a mini remodel is something corporate could consider if they make their numbers but what do I know about business. We have been having some intense heat waves in SM and ACs are going down EVERYWHERE. Its the bay area.. we lucky to have buildings with AC because we hardly needed it. Adam from Member Services was a real good sport during our tour; I was pretty direct about the reviews in Yelp and he was real nice about explaining them. Overall, I'm having a good time, classes are really good, everyone is friendly, and it's clean. my only advise is you'll be deeply disappointed if you go in with a microscope mentality. Also not a full five stars cuz it's only been a month! read more

This is the worst equinox I've been to throughout the US. 1) parking is two hours and requires stamps. Is this 1990? Also what if I want to work out more than two hours? 2) parking fee is cash only. lol what? Who the f carries cash? 3) locker room is ghetto, dirty, and you need your own locks. 4) gym is small, equipment is standard equinox (ie generally worse than 24 hour fitness and definitely worse than boutique gyms, like powerlifting etc), stationery bikes are old and some of them don't have working screens. 5) who in their right mind would pay 300/month for this BS? read more

I just recently rejoined Equinox since moving back to the area and I've missed the whole mind, body, and soul EXPERIENCE! I LOVE the variety of classes to fit my busy lifestyle and the cleanliness . Thank you Cody, for listening to all my needs to get the most of my membership. Equinox is a whole vibe and experience. read more

The San Mateo club was one I used regularly since it was the closest one to me. As an Equinox member you come to expect certain things at the club especially when you are use to one of the Sports Clubs. The positives: Parking is generally easy to find and free The outdoor pool! Never had to wait for a shower Weight floor was never too busy The not so positives: It is one of the smallest locations You have to bring your own lock (yes yes I know I know! Haha) Could clean the mirrors more The steam room closes 30 minutes before the club The showers close 15 minutes before the club All in all - there is more bang for your buck out there. read more

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I like this fitness Center. It's not very large, but I have all I need. Nice trainers. Clean gym and shower room. Good service, there are a lot towels. I can park my car free when I come. Pool is outside and not big, but if you need swimming it is enough. read more

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I've been a member since 2009 and have not been impressed in the last year. The hours generally and on the weekends have been cut. Parking has always been bad but is worse now. Classes are overcrowded and the way they now deal with it is by not letting you in! A few months ago I was not allowed to take the class because I (being on time and standing in line to get into the yoga studio) stepped back from the door to let two women in in front of me and apparently those were the last two spaces and the instructor (Juliana) was so incredibly rude! Today I was 4 minutes late looking for parking and another instructor (Jackie) did not let me into the yoga studio because the class just started--she was nicer but it was so upsetting to drive to get turned away like that given the hefty membership fee. If you are not busy and have time and mental energy to sign up for the class in advance on the app (but not too early it has to be 2 days in advance but no earlier), show up early, drive around the parking lot 10 times, elbow your way into a class, and be ok with on occasion being treated with disrespect by instructors, then this is for you. Extra star for the steam room. read more

This equinox is not a luxury gym. It has no business using the word "luxury" to describe it. It doesn't matter what day or time you come here, you'll be waiting for machines. The workout area is in a cramped basement with no windows and seems to never have a free bench press or squat rack, among other things. There's some good group classes, but been to much better in SoCal and on east coast. No electronic lockers. No more Kiehl's products (tho that seems to be a company wide thing). Also, their hours are terrible. read more

Equinox Gym is supposed to be luxury, high end, and exclusive. I did not expect, upon signing up, that my experience would be anything less than exceptional. While the gym is in a good area and the facility is nice, the customer service is HORRIBLE!!! The sales people care more about sign ups then their customers and I have had rude encounters. The comments here are right, they don't take accountability and they do not compensate at all, they simply say "there's nothing we can do". read more

Is it wrong that my favorite exercise equipment nowadays is the steam room?!? lol All kidding around aside, I've like the Equinox brand ever since I lived in the City and was a member at Equinox Pine Street as well as Equinox Sports Club San Francisco. Equinox San Mateo is clean and has a variety of workout apparatuses plus the staff is friendly and professional. Also, they follow COVID-19 protocols. read more

This is a very disappointing experience for me. My husband and I have been a member for about two years. First, the customer service is very rude and second they sign people up under different names to hit their quota. Their shady way of doing business and handling business is very dissatisfying read more

The most obnoxious gym! I came here once as a guest by an invitation from a friend. Ever since then, I kept getting blasted with emails to join from the same person. 8 emails in the the past 2 weeks! For such a gym that's supposedly luxurious, desperation is not an attractive quality! And this gym is not worth it. Probably should be $100/mo at best. read more

First and foremost, this location barely lives up to the Equinox "brand". The workout area is a postage stamp with low ceilings, and to add insult to injury, is underground with no windows; it was like working out in basement. For the outrageous price they charge, I'd imagine they'd provide a better experience than that. Furthermore, the sales staff is incredibly pushy to the point of discomfort. My partner incessantly received texts on Sundays at 7pm pestering them to buy a membership. If you can, I suggest looking elsewhere in San Mateo. read more

This location is a bit different from other Equinox locations. It is in the basement and is a bit dated, but it is made up in experience. The staff here cares. They are very friendly and treat you like family. When you arrive, you'll be greeted by some of the nicest front desk people that will always strike up a convo with you to make you feel at home. You'll often find Ethan, the GM, greeting members and also find him putting away weights on the gym floor in his spare time. It seems like there is no task that is too good for him. Lastly, the icing on the cake, is the membership team. Cody, the membership manager, is in my opinion, the heart of this location. He has a pulse on the people and operations. He has such a warm personality and you feel completely taken care of when you interact with him. Him and his team are the friendliest out of all locations I have been to. If you're looking for a gym in this area, EQX is definitely the place to check out! read more