I've been a member of Anytime Fitness since 2012, and I can say this is the worst location I have…read moreever encountered. The consistent negative reviews and photos say it all. For years, we've put up with broken or missing equipment, filthy bathrooms, and genuine safety hazards. Throughout this period of neglect, there were no credits or adjustment to our dues - just radio silence from a revolving door of management. Meanwhile, they continue to charge full rates and hit us with "maintenance fees" while the facility literally fell apart around us. The gym is finally being patched up, but don't be fooled - these aren't upgrades. This is delayed maintenance that we already paid for via those extra fees last year. It's the bare minimum to keep the doors open. Almost immediately after these minor fixes, the new owners hiked up member rates. It has become a predictable, frustrating pattern: * new owners: rates go up * facility neglected: maintenance fee * member loyalty: completely ignored It feels like a total slap in the face to those of us who stay through the worst of it. The new owners are essentially exploiting the members who are already funding their entire operation. The convenience and quality of the location is no longer worth the headache or the price tag. If you're looking for a gym that is actually maintained, transparent about its pricing, and respects its members, look elsewhere. Currently scouting for new gyms and I strongly advise you do the same. **In response to Morgan** I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I don't doubt that effort and money are being put in now. The issue is that members were previously charged maintenance fees while the facility continued to decline. When members pay extra, specifically for upkeep and don't see results, that's where the frustration comes from. As for rate increases and annual fees, most members understand those exist in the industry. The difference is whether the condition of the gym reflects what's being charged. This isn't about expecting a gym that never raises rates. It's about expecting pricing to align with value and transparency. The costs go up but the quality doesn't improve proportionally. Perhaps focus on bringing the gym up to the basic operational standards before implementing a rate increase.

It's a chill environment to work out an accomplish your fitness goals I recommend this placeread more

Black Box Gym is the best gym I've ever been to. The coaches truly care about meeting your goals…read moreand helping you reach your full potential. They continuously motivate you and help you reach what you didn't think was possible. The community here with the other members is wonderful, everyone pushes each other to do their best. If you're truly looking to transform your life I encourage you to come to this gym and see the results for yourself.

It's a great place to work out the trainers are the best I…read morelove it there Andriana Humberto

I showed up from El Paso Texas and got treatment by the owner and her assistant (Isaiah) hope I…read moregot the right name. I was showed around and loved the selection of machines so I stayed to pound some weight. Since they were so welcoming I came back several days while I was visiting Las Vegas. This gym comes highly recommended. Swing on in and check it out and I'm sure you'll have a wonderful experience. Great job Powerhouse & Kuddos

I am writing a review about staff not the Gym itself or it's equipment…read more Unfortunately, I did not get past the front desk. I flew in from Houston on vacation for several days. I thought I was lucky to find a Power House Gym. I wanted to train everyday while on vacation and show my son what a real gym looks like. On top of paying guest fees for two people for 4 days, I had intentions of buying him at least $300 of merchandise as well. It literally took me 30 minutes to drive from my Air BnB to that gym. The moron at the front desk took his sweet time having a personal conversation with someone and when he finally decided to pay me and my son any attention, he simply told me to scan the QR code and then kept on with his conversation. I don't know if he was one of the owners or not, but this type of customer service is just poor. I came with the intention of spending a lot of money in that business but after dealing with that I just refuse.

Fitness Factory (East Charleston) -- Review…read more 1. General Information This is my review of Fitness Factory on East Charleston. The gym is open 24/7, which is a huge plus, especially in a city like Las Vegas. Membership is straightforward: there's only one option at a very affordable $17/month with no contract. A sign-up fee applies--mine was $20.25 during a New Year's promotion, but it may vary. Day passes are available for $10 if you want to try the gym before committing. The sign-up process was simple; I joined at their smaller Lake Mead location, but you can also sign up online. Unfortunately, you *must* cancel in person, which is inconvenient. 2. Facilities and Equipment The gym is clean and generally well-maintained, though it does look a bit dated and could use a facelift. The biggest drawback is the limited variety of machines. While there's a solid weight training area, free weights, and cardio equipment, those accustomed to larger gyms (like LVAC) may feel restricted by the lack of machine options. Most equipment is in good condition and not outdated. Specialized equipment (like kettlebells or stability balls) is scarce. During my usual visits at 4 p.m., the gym wasn't too busy, but you may have to wait for a machine during peak times due to the limited selection. 3. Group Classes & Programs They offer a variety of group classes, but I haven't personally tried them. The option is there for anyone interested; I recommend checking with the staff for schedules and details. 4. Staff & Trainers My interactions with staff have been limited since I tend to keep to myself. However, during sign-up at the Lake Mead location, the staff member was polite, efficient, and helpful--nothing exceptional, but the experience was smooth and professional. 5. Cleanliness & Hygiene Overall, the gym is fairly clean--nothing extraordinary, but far from unpleasant. The men's bathroom and locker room are average in terms of cleanliness, though the dated design doesn't help the impression. There are lockers and showers, but no towel service or supplies (soap, shampoo, or hair dryers), so bring your own. Sanitation stations are available, and members are expected to wipe down equipment after use. 6. Atmosphere & Community The vibe here is neutral--not the most welcoming, but definitely not intimidating or overly competitive. Most members tend to keep to themselves or work out with a friend or two. It's less crowded than bigger gyms like LVAC, which is a plus, but limited machine variety still means you may have to wait during busy times. One downside: I noticed a lot of high school-aged members around 4 p.m. This isn't inherently bad, but it's something to be aware of if you prefer not to be around so many young people. Your experience may vary depending on the time you visit. 7. Amenities Amenities are good for the price. Lockers are available, but you'll need to bring your own lock. There are showers, a sauna, and a pool, though I recommend checking with the front desk for their hours of operation. Water stations are available, and there's a vending machine for drinks, but no smoothie bar or café. Parking is plentiful in front of the gym, but I didn't see any dedicated bike storage. For public transport, the RTC 206 Charleston and 203 Lamb bus stops are conveniently nearby. 8. Value & Overall Experience Fitness Factory has a lot going for it, especially for the price. Compared to LVAC, it's less crowded and has a better vibe, but the limited variety of machines might frustrate some users. For $17 a month (no contract), you get most of the same basic amenities as larger gyms--including access to their Lake Mead location. The 24/7 hours are perfect for service workers or anyone with an unusual schedule. This gym is best suited for beginners or those looking for a no-frills, budget-friendly membership. If you want a modern gym with high-end amenities, you won't find that here. Still, for the price, it's hard to beat. I recommend giving it a try--while there are drawbacks, the value and flexibility may make it worth it for many people.

Not up to par customer service and infrastructure of they're building is below standard. Something…read morewas always broken here whether it was the machines or a urinal /toilet/ sinks. Let me not mention the broken mirrors with duct tape on the And a mold smell in the bathrooms , with visible rust in the framing. I'm not trying to bash them these are just facts.

This PF is pretty chill. Been going here for 4+years. No complaints about the facility other than…read moresometimes the bathroom smells odd like if there was a leak or something. The staff are awesome, especially Fransico and Atheyna. Atheyna's been there for 3 years (or almost) and she's always been kind and welcoming, hard-working too. I always see her and Fransico cleaning different areas of the gym. The weight section is good enough. Heavier dumbbells would be cool, and a squat rack would be awesome. Some of the people there suck cause they leave their weights everything and don't re-rack them (booo).

Crowd is very rude! Trainers just hang out behind the desk letting people sit on the machines…read moreinstead of encouraging non camping in the machines for serious training! Too much other gym competition, considering dropping membership

This Las Vegas Athletic Clubs (LVAC) site is very convenient in that it is close to home and is a…read moreprimary gym but needs major structural and aesthetic improvements. The current property is not as well-equipped or updated as the other regional properties, Henderson, Centennial and Spring Valley. The likelihood is that if this facility is upgraded to those very high-level standards, the overall member experience would be drastically enhanced.

Hey yall! 2 stars for the good customer service only…read more.. 2 stars for the overall gym experience! I went on a tour and surprisingly, it didn't take long. How this gym advertises it online, is a lil different than it is in person. I guess the biggest gym that LVAC, has.. the one with the run around track that FLLOYD promotes, is the best location. This location is mediocre. Also, when I did go, it was packed, with old people. Lots of men. I did like that they did have a WOMENS only area, which was packed too... that's the only part I felt was good! Other than the cardio area was calm, but the entire weight lifting area was sooooo cramped and soo packed! What threw me completely off was the SHOWER AREA, a nasty mildew smell throughout the bathroom area. Which led into the pool area that I didn't like because you see over weight men just casually lounging in the jacuzzi like a regular everyday thing. I really wanted to see the sauna and to my surprise it was co-ed, I need my space. My personal space if in a sauna. No thanks, I won't be signing up here. She the employee, explained the fees and I was like huh? $47 & $49 for something... I thought it was like $10-$15 a month for 1 location! I understand the yearly fees. I liked only the juice bar and the vitamin store they had but nothing else. I'm just a lil more experienced with gyms and I don't wanna settle for just any gym. I take my workouts serious. I need peace whenever I'm training. Thanks tho!

Great community, energy and environment. No contract month to month membership for unlimited…read moreclasses. They have the best music and truly the kindest staff. Give them a try with a 3 day trial.

Been going here for almost 2 months...great place, coaches are great and the atmosphere is amazing.read more

Great facilities. Jude at the front desk was so accommodating and helpful. Will definitely be my…read moreregular gym. Clean and all equipment working great.

Tried getting a membership through a program my insurance offers (Active&Fit Direct) and they would…read morenot honor the membership. Stated I still had to pay an annual fee and a sign up fee which the insurance said was not true as they have a contract. "Manager" wasn't helpful at all. Overall gym has decent equipment, is relatively small, but be aware of the fees and immature staff.