HRAC is great. It's extremely clean, the functional training and workout rooms have an excellent…read moreselction of equipment, and the desk staff is super professional and friendly. I really enjoy the tennis drills and get effective instruction from the pros. I only wish that they'd let me add family members to my household membership when they come for a month, then leave, then come back. The weekly membership is costly, but the monthly one was perfect. And I wish the online reservations would let you get on a waitlist so I wouldn't have to call. But everything else is awesome and the owners are super nice and conscientious.

I really enjoy the HRAC and I really appreciate the staff's attempt at accommodating all the…read moredifferent needs of its patrons. I play pickle ball regularly there and I enjoy the experience so much. To the distractors I'd say, you try keeping everyone happy...good luck. HRAC, Keep up the good work!

We recently joined Stafford Hills Club after touring four other gyms including the new Lake Oswego…read moreaquatic center which did not impress me but it was nice. After touring the gyms I came away with the impression that Stafford was by far the best gym in the area. The staff is superb and the gym and equipment are clean. None of that terrible "gym" smell that you often get at the gyms as they age. They also do an excellent job at making sure there aren't so many members in the gym that there are long wait times to use the equipment.

"A place where everybody knows your name... and you're always glad you came." [1]…read more My review is based on my membership of one year where I've consistently visited 4x/week. Beginning during the end stages of COVID restrictions, it was so nice to experience outdoor swimming, the hot tub, and social time with other members. Swimming is my main experience at the club so here is what you should know: * Six lane outdoor salt water pool that is open year round (I've done laps in the snow, sleet, and hail). * You can reserve four of the six lanes and it is very competitive to get times, especially during the warm weather months when you are competing for space with the swim team, swim lessons, and aqua aerobics classes. * The other two lanes are left open for first come first serve usage and swimmers are encouraged to share. * The outdoor hot tub is for 14+ over. I have only taken one yoga class at the club and all classes have you reserve your spot. If you cancel less than 12 hours in advance or are a no show, you are charged a $10 fee. Personally, I don't mind since the reservation system makes me accountable and if I don't have a reservation, I'm less likely to go workout. The club is a nice mix of serious athletes (I'm surrounded by masters swimmers and triathletes), retirees, and families. Prior to my membership, my teenage son was a member for two years and loved the weight room, sauna, and steam room. The club as been open for awhile and is definitely showing its age and is need of some maintenance upgrades in the pool area. That being said, I have been very happy with my membership here and the personal feel, literally being greet by name when entering and exiting, and the wonderful customer service. This club is very different from the large national chains, so to each their own. Definitely recommend a trial membership at this club as well as others in the area to see which is the best fit for you. [1] I am currently re-watching this classic sitcom and while not aging well in the post Me Too era, still good for a lot of laughs.

I have been with this gym for two years. Up to now, it has not been a good experience due to (what…read moreseems to me) bad choices and neglect and I have expressed this in the past, both here and other social medias. Recently, after a lengthy period of time, I have seen changes in both the conditions of the place, and a new manager, Tommy, who came from other locations of 24 HF. The past months since he has arrived, I have seen new improvements and changes for the good. It started with the cleanliness of even things like the front windows and entrance and equipment that has been long ignored is being repaired. The aquatic section which has been important to me and consistently out of service, has been addressed and repaired and seems to be no longer a bandaid solution. I am really encouraged by Tommy who genuinely listens, is interactive with the customers that he meets, and walks around and checks his club for conditions. I live nearby, didn't want to change appreciate the great employees who, up to now, seemed to want to address their customers, but were not in a position to follow through,, and thank the owners for bringing us a person who shows since he arrived here some months back, that his customers are important. I expect, as more and more equipment is brought back online, that I will change my rating to "5 Stars" and for the first time since I have been here, will be pleased to renew my membership when the time comes. Keep up the great work!

Since the pandemic this place has gone downhill. Also the only person I see cleaning is Rachel and…read moreeveryone's entitlement a$$ are sitting at the front desk mindlessly on their devices. What a joke of a gym. Not to mention something is always breaking/broken or out of order. And no I will be not contacting the company because you all should have enough integrity & awareness to make the location better. Tell wanna be Dan Schneider to actually take charge instead of floating around.

I like this LA Fitness location and the gym equipment is good. One suggestion that would really…read morehelp is adding a full-length mirror in the women's locker room. Some other LA Fitness locations have long mirrors, and it's very helpful when getting dressed or checking workout clothes. I hope the gym considers adding one.

If there was a place to post pictures, I would. This place is a pig sty, and that's really a…read moredisservice to pigs. Equipment is outdated, carpet on the floor is original (Maybe 20 years old?) This morning at 7 AM trash cans in Men's locker room were spilling over. Paper towels strewn around shower area, dirty clothes left on the floor under sink and in shower area. Pool and hot tub recently opened, been shut down since COVID. The only redeeming feature in this club is the racquetball courts, and they are typically covered with shoe marks and dust bunnies. I have NEVER posted a review anywhere for any reason - until now. I've heard LA fitness is in trouble, and I believe it.

If I could give this place a zero I would. I took my child to an all day camp thinking he would be…read morefine. I came back and checked on him an hour later and he was totally excluded from the rest of the group because he was so young. This place is poorly run and does not care about younger players. Do not waste your time here.

This place is great, the only reason for 4 stars is because of small width of the lanes. Other than…read morethat, Gregg and his team work around most people's/team's schedules, genuinely take their time to make sure everyone is happy and are really nice people. Thank you guys for creating something that allows us to still hit and field while the conditions in our area don't allow it!

Ah yes step aside, velvet rope... we're talking about the illustrious Multnomah Athletic Club where…read moredowntown Portland trades its flannel for fine tailoring and a touch of unapologetic luxury. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a world where sweat glistens a bit more elegantly. The MAC isn't just a gym it's a sanctuary of stature. You don't simply walk in... oh no, you belong here. Membership isn't a convenience, it's a declaration. Behind those doors lies a realm of polished marble, hushed conversations, and the faint, dignified clink of perfectly chilled water glasses. Inside, it's sleek immaculately so. Machines aligned like soldiers of fortune, locker rooms that whisper spa-day indulgence, and a calm that feels imported from somewhere far more exclusive than downtown Portland. This is where ambition meets tranquility... where CEOs, legacy names, and those in-the-know escape the city's chaos without ever leaving it. And the vibe? Think Nob Hill with a gym membership and a trust fund. There's no chaos, no clanging weights echoing into oblivion just refined motion, deliberate pace, and an understanding that wellness, like wealth, should be curated. So if you find yourself wandering downtown, peering in like Gatsby outside the green light, just know: this isn't merely a place to work out. It's a lifestyle one you don't stumble into... you ascend into. Lifestyles of the fit and the fabulous, darling.

1891 Restaurant…read more It's not open to non-club members, we were guests of our good friends. It far exceeded our expectations, just excellent overall. The a la Grivois cocktail started the experience on a high note: amaro and vermouth together make for a velvety sweetness. The house green soup was a winner, I'm sure the French Onion would be also. We were there for prime rib night and their version rivals that at Clyde's: a hearty cut and full of flavor. At first glance, I was disappointment to see scalloped-type potatoes, but these were the best I've had. The warm bread and salad were above par. Great service by one of the long time waiters.

Huge facility with 3 salt water pools (indoor, outdoor and shallow kiddie outdoor)…read more Myriad strength and weight machines and equipment. Gigantic treadmill room. Indoor track. Squash and handball courts inside, with tennis and pickleball courts outside. Even a golf swing room. Locker rooms are clean and attractive, bordering on being somewhat luxurious, with saunas and hot tubs in each. Parking is a challenge, but with a little patience you'll find someone on their way out. Some Medicare advantage programs provide membership (such as Kaiser Permanente) at no cost to you. Memberships require an initiation fee, and monthly dues (not applicable for Medicare Advantage.)

Very rude front staff. Received a tour from a tired person who didn't smile and spoke like she…read moredoesn't want to be there. Girl me too. If you're the staff I don't want to be there too. She was cracking all her knuckles as I asking her questions. Rude b***ch. Old and dirty looking machines. Girl at least act like you want my business.

Coach Ben Carter is the best coach hands down at shoot 360 I hope to work with him way more once I…read morecome back to shoot 360 if you need a coach Coach Ben is your guy

The Tax Deduction has become quite the basketball player at the amazing age of nine (and a half!)…read more He plays in the YMCA Leagues mostly which are wonderful but the coaches are largely volunteer and while I appreciate their time and effort it is the basics over and over again. I started looking for a way to get him extra coaching and happened upon Shoot 360. We started with a free evaluation session to see where he was and that looked promising, which was no surprise to me. After that we signed up for monthly allotments of minutes to use for shooting and ball handling with their state of the art training methods in shooting cages and ball handling stations. It is not coaching one on one but it is measured and through measurement we can see improvement from session to session or where to allot more time to. Count on about $60 a month for your young player. However I do see middle aged people here a lot, so the pick up game players must see a value in this as well. Coaching is sporadic, you can pay for specific one on one time extra, but as The Tax Deduction runs through his drills he is usually visited by one to three coaches who correct and encourage. Sometimes I have to get a little pushy to get a visit, but this place can be busy so it is understandable. What it is though is state of the art, it looks like something a NBA team would use and so far it is working as my son gets closer to competing at middle school soon. **I am not one of *those* parents, if ever wants to leave basketball he is free to,