dirty. bathrooms are filthy. employees last about 9 months then a whole new bunch of employees come…read morein.

Awesome old school gym with newer services. Gave up up the big boston chain during COVID because I…read moredidn't feel protected or safe. Todays fitness was Immaculate. And equipment, when rarely faulty, was repaired immediately. Best part... there was enough space and equipment to get through my workout without having to be jammed in on top of someone. While the other places have managers who don't give a darn the owner is present daily and watched over his facility and the care and attention I. The gym shows it. I'll be driving out of my way and staying here. Thanks for keeping the small gym feel in a big gym!!!

Representative from Burlington location reached out in a timely fashion. Nicole was professional &…read morecharming. All concerns were addressed well, and service exceeded my expectations.

The manager's behavior was completely unacceptable. Jessica, who works as a Membership Concierge,…read morespoke in a rude and disrespectful tone and showed no interest in listening or resolving the issue. Her way of communicating does not meet the standards I would expect from Life Time Fitness. As a customer for 5 years, it is especially disappointing to be treated this way. Over the past few years, this place has not felt the same as it once did. In the beginning, it felt like a family -- now it doesn't anymore. After this experience, I understand why.

The very best strength and conditioning facility in the country. Don't believe me? Men's Health…read moreagrees (http://www.menshealth.com/mhlists/america_s_best_gyms/Mike_Boyle_Strength_Conditioning.php). If you live in Boston, you'll need a car to get out here. It is not a normal gym, as you will sign up for group classes set on specific days and at specific times. Once you do, you'll be in a small class (usually less than 10), with two trainers giving you plenty of attention. Speaking of trainers, they recruit the best and the brightest, including my trainer, Anna Tocco, who is a ball of energy. It works out to be about $20 a session. You'll work up a sweat, but not simply for the sake of sweating - over the course of each 4 month session there is a plan to make you stronger, better conditioned, and less injury prone. You'll be doing the same workouts the pro athletes there are doing (when I was there, the NFL combine prep was in full swing), which some modifications of course (and obviously not at the same weights). They make great use of the astroturf for sprinting amd plyo work. Plenty of olympic weight racks. Penty of slideboard work too, which is awesome. No question, this is the gold standard.

This is by far the best gym you can go to. The people here are super nice and you work so hard…read morehere. I recommend Mike boyles.

This gym needs a little more love so here is my attempt at raising PF Woburn's star percentage. I…read morehave been a member at this location for three years and truly enjoy working out here. Keep in mind this is a no-frills, "get in and get it done" gym with memberships as low as $10 a month. This Planet Fitness location recently upgraded its interior with the addition of brand new machines. Before the upgrade I probably would have offered no more than three stars as the older equipment had seen better days, but I feel the addition of the new machines was a major improvement. For $10 a month PF Woburn offers all the machines necessary for a complete muscle-toning and cardio based workout plan including weight machines, free weights, treadmills, ellipticals, and more. There is also a private mat area for stretching and a few massage chairs for post workout relaxation. I appreciate the layout in comparison to other gyms due to the fact all machines face the opposite direction of the entrance. The forward facing set up allows for less eye contact with fellow gym goers. I tend to feel a little shy when too many eyes are on me so I feel more comfortable entering the gym and navigating around the machines with this layout. This gym is a bit more dimly lit than other Planet Fitness locations I have been to, but personally I prefer less lighting. The TVs are mounted high and somewhat far away which may be an issue for some. The gym usually appears pretty clean despite all the sweaty bodies. The air can feel a bit stuffy especially when busy, but I suppose this is normal for any gym atmosphere. Yes it is low key and a little dark, but I always feel comfortable here and that is important to me. The staff is friendly enough and will greet you upon arrival. This location never seems overcrowded and the machines I need are available without a wait. If you are looking for group classes, swimming pools, and saunas this is not the place for you. Planet Fitness Woburn does, however, offer a very convenient, effective, and affordable workout option.

The ac doesn't cool the place properly, the urinal has been broken for a month and the equipment is…read moreold and outdated.

The gym needs a huge upgrade. I have been to others Anytime Fitness gyms across the country and…read morethis one is among the worst. Only reason I go there: close home and I like the guys who work there.

A friend told me about this place, he said there a girl there who works out there that spits all…read moreover the workout machines when she's excersing. He talked to management but they do nothing and she lets her son come in for free and he lets his friends come in for free.. So folks beware of what you're touch...

-1 LA Fitness Stoneham underwent a remodel. They removed…read moreequipment that was well-liked and restricted a significant portion of the space and equipment from use, effectively eliminating it unless you opt for personal training sessions, as this area is exclusively for them! The spa remains out of service since they reopened after a two-week shutdown for the "remodel." Consequently, from September until now, we've been unable to use the hot tub during one of the coldest starts to New England's long winters! When I inquired about updates from any of the managers, including the Operational Manager, I received a response of "No Update" and a dismissive attitude, as if I didn't care at all!

The SPA has not been working for several months. Take a tour. If the SPA is still not fixed, your…read moremaintenance concerns will be answered.

This is one of the best places i've ever been in Massachusetts, nay, the United States. This was a…read morebeautiful experience that made me feel renewed. Going into the pool was like a baptism. It was very cheap to get into also. An all around perfect YMCA

Happy to see that this YMCA's website now finally does allow you to see how much membership…read morecosts---for a while they required you to share email & phone info in order to receive that info, after which they'd bombard you with nagging calls & emails if you didn't sign up immediately. Whew. Whoever came up with that bright idea, I hope no longer works there! I came back here out of curiosity after a good 1-2 years away after discovering the Waltham Y, which is about the same drive time from where i live (Arlington) but is open later and has a sauna which this Woburn location lacks (they do have a steamroom), and is generally a much more pleasant environment. Now it appears that Woburn Y has extended its hours so that it closes just 30 minutes earlier M-Thu (9:30pm), 1 hour earlier on Fridays (7pm), and the same time on Sat/Sun (6pm)...so they're almost there! Everything is about the same as I remembered, except they have moved the one squat cage in the main functional fitness/cardio central area to the front workout room next to two other squat cages, where all the free weights and the one pulley multi-station is, making it even more crammed/crowded than before. The weight plates are strangely mismatched, which makes things a bit awkward if you are using one of the squat stations at the same time as folks are on the other two squat stations as well as the leg press machine, all of which share this random (3 different kinds!) weight plate collection. Now, God help you if you come here to lift weights during the peak 5-7pm period: I swear, it's just as bad as Planet Fitness in terms of being packed in there like sardines! Must be hell whenever there's a flu, cold, or covid bug going around. Oh, and remember what I said about "too bad this place lacks a sauna"---well, actually it DOES have a sauna: i.e. this front weights area, where the AC either doesn't work or is kept at 82F!!! Yep, while the main central area was probably a very comfy 68-72F, pretty much everybody in this cramped little space was sweating buckets! Luckily the day I went, everyone must've remembered to use deodorant because nobody particularly stank...but I can imagine how bad it must be on those days when somebody does! It seems like this Y's management has made a conscious decision to relegate lifters to second-class status, keeping the largest and most pleasant space in the center of the gym, with floor-to-ceiling glass views of the swimming pool and main street, for the "functional fitness" and dubious Life Fitness strength machines users. I'm guessing it's for cold, hard dollars-and-cents economic reasons, i.e. to promote personal training. People who lift weights usually know what the hell they're doing and are far less likely to shell out $50-70/hour for personal training. So I did notice a number of personal trainers with their clients in that central area, but for the most part the it was far less densely packed than the front weights area. Sigh, capitalism...