I love this gym! It is so clean. The layout is excellent. They have a great selection of strength…read moreand cardio equipment. I am so happy I found this gym. It has everything you need and the sauna is wonderful.

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Took my first solidcore class this past week. It was easy to sign up for class on the app and the…read morestuff was friendly. They do not have a separate waiting room. Make sure to don't walk in before 10 min prior to class- you will walk right into the studio into a class. Class was challenging but doable. The instructor was great and very helpful during the quick transitions. Will be back

First things first, I do love this place…read more Like most people, I was coerced by a so-called friend into taking a class. Was sore for days, couldn't cough or laugh without everything hurting. Immediately was hooked. I ended up getting the 4 classes per month membership and it's plenty to keep me engaged without burning out. Literally, because these classes are insanely hard. Overall facilities are nice, I wish there were showers or even more than just 2 bathrooms because I'd prefer to take a class before heading into the office but do need to get ready. It also gets a little cramped in there sometimes. I get that classes fill up so having the extra machine or two can make a difference, but there are times I feel like I might be holding hands with my neighbor.

I used to go here years ago, and have now had to return due to closure of (yet another) LA Fitness…read morethat's closer to me. They do have new equipment and a remodeled interior, which is what I'm commenting on. Their new layout majorly sucks. The machines, such as stairs, treadmill, elliptical, are lined up directly behind the stationary bicycles, which are, in turn, lined up against the floor mats for stretching. I haaate seeing all these sketchy dudes pretending to use the stationery bikes while instead they ogle the women stretching. It's just so transparently disgusting, I thought we were past this in 2026. I miss how the stretching area used to be tucked in the corner and not on display for the entire gym. The last thing I want to do is lay on the floor in the middle of a fishbowl, while getting into different poses. I should just take photos of the oglers and upload them here, since management doesn't seem to care if guys take photos. As far as the other patrons. There's a group of guys in the back and use the place like their personal circuit training, they all rotate weight stations in the back so no one else can use them. And I just love when people are yakking on their cell phones. And PS, why are there so many people working out in street clothes? I thought there was a dress code? I notice how there's a bunch of 5 star reviews with no actual comments and a "thank you" from the manager. No responses on any review that isn't glowing. Usually a sign of manufactured reviews to skew the rating up. just sayin

You were on to something, and are already letting it go. Please vacuum the black turf areas more…read morefrequently as there is an obvious embedded smell when you pass them. I do not experience this smell at Los Campeones by their turf areas. The downsize for LA closing Hopkins/Uptown/Brooklyn Center was already a huge discouragement for a lot of us, but due to the fair pricing a lot of people decided to huddle together at the renovated SLP location. Even with the closings the location's layout doesn't make it feel crowded, and there are some competitive accessory machines compared to other budget gyms. At the end of the day I keep my LA membership because of the budget friendly packages, but ya'll have to do better at facility upkeep in this specific location. It's too new to already have strong odors

Excellent facility for the price. It's a little small, but it's never too too busy. Maintained very…read morewell and has really good equipment.

Great 24/7 access facility! Lots of different equipment ! The gym is very welcoming! I love the…read moreturf space and sleds to push. If you want to change up your routine and feel part of a community then come check it out. Best bang for your buck !

The facility is definitely an oldie but a goodie. I kind of like that it's a maze, but definitely…read morebe sure to leave yourself time to orient yourself if it's your first time. Parking feels tight, but the ramp is extremely convenient and there's always plenty of space. I always love having a covered parking space, especially on hot or snowy days. The classes here are some of my favorite. I really like that the GTX area is separate from the rest of the weight training, but still plenty of room. The upstairs track is also great - haven't taken a class there yet, but it looks like a lot of fun. The locker rooms feel a little smaller, but overall it's not too cramped so just plan accordingly and you're set.

The facility is always clean, the staff is friendly and welcoming, and the amenities are top-notch…read more I truly enjoy spending time here and highly recommend it.

Anthony from the St. Louis Park location not only meets...but EXCEEDS all expectations!! he's…read morealways super positive and provides tips when asked. 11/10 service from Anthony!!

I've been to multiple Snap locations in multiple cities and while this one has all the usual…read moreequipment, it all seemed to be in rougher than expected shape. Not that anything appeared broken, just everything appeared to be well worn and a few items appeared to be time to upgrade or replace. For instance the bench that you lie on for doing chest presses had a big rip in it and they just wrapped a bunch of duct tape around it (albeit the tape was same color as the pleather). I didn't see any disinfectant bottle or wipes and just all of the equipment seemed older and a little beaten up and a little dirty to be honest. In the defense of the owner he has fit a lot of equipment in this location and he does have all the usual things you'd expect (Smith machine, dumb bells, cardio equipment, bench press, squat area, etc.). There is also plenty of parking. Overall this place is acceptable and nothing more and maybe a little less depending how picky you are.

Big fan of this space for those beginning their work out journey! Very low pressure. There's a…read moreweights room with a few benches and 10+ pieces of equipment, along with weights and bands. There's a cardio room and racket ball courts. It's connected to a hotel and is also the hotel gym hahaha, but that also means with the membership or daily fee, you get access to the pool, hot tub, and great locker room. I've only seen a max of 10 people using the weight room at a time. Very friendly management/training staff too, willing to put together a fitness program for you! Plenty of free parking.

This is not free although listed on the top 10 free pools, call before you go to see what it's aboutread more

Vinna and their staff (Lani & Cole) can transform your life. I started mid-January with back,…read moreshoulder, and neck issues which led to all sorts of compensations that were also causing discomfort. Now here we are in April and with personally tailored routines I am pain and discomfort free. I am getting stronger and best of all feel like my body is functioning properly!

I've been a member of Vinna for about 7 months now. It is a smaller gym with an emphasis on small…read moreclasses (usually 5 or 6 people) and personal attention. I did not consider myself a gym person before this but I am a convert for Vinna. The staff are super knowledgeable and all know me and my goals. Classes are all 45 minutes allowing me to workout and shower in an hour. I also love that during the course of a week, I can take a wide spectrum of classes including yoga, barbells, mobility, and rowing. I pay monthly for unlimited classes at Vinna but I've also seen a lot of people come in with ClassPass memberships.

One stair master. Place gets busy and unable to use what you need. The guy that does memberships is…read morea scammer and scammed me into a membership when i asked for a guest pass. Had to pay my bank to stop payments on this shitty gym. The guy running the place is a complete douche bag.

DO NOT GO HERE! Signed up for a contract membership. Loved…read morethe gym and trainer. Had to move for work and wanted to cancel my membership. Talked to someone about canceling my membership but was explained I was not able to since I signed up for a contract and there was a location within 5miles of me. Long story short I asked them to cancel once my contract was up and they didn't do that until 3 months later I saw a bank statement for 3 months I didn't use. I asked for a refund and they refuse . Bridge was burned

I've been going to Alota Pilates on and off for quite a few years. Starting at their old location…read morein one small room, I attended a variety of mat classes taught by Caryn and really enjoyed them. I have some body issues stemming from injury and flat feet (thanks dad) and caryn not only was respectful of them but also showed me how to modify certain stretches and sequences so as not to hurt myself or cause discomfort and also get the maximum stretch and strengthening. This morning I went to my first mat class (we had a private "family" class with my mom, me, our friend and her daughter) in probably 3 years and it was wonderful. Their new (well, new to me!) space is light, airy and just beautiful. Caryn is a fantastic teacher and is extremely attentive to all in her classes. I will admit, Pilates can be a bit expensive but the effect it has on your body...and really your mind, can be well worth the expense.

Here's the scoop - the reformer (which PR person came up with that name?) classes usually have 2-3…read morestudents so you really get a lot of attention from the instructor who constantly checks to make sure you're breathing right and have the right posture. Without these two things you could do a lot of Pilates and have nothing to show for it. The classes feel close to having a personal trainer - I haven't ever had one though - who gives you exercises to do at home and helps you stretch afterward. This is based entirely on my experience with Tia. You can buy 10-class packs for $300 (no credit cards). After being reformed, you can venture on to the chair and mat classes.