I love this place! Great place for weddings. My husband is…read morepart of this club and god! We love this location, good customer service, food, great service! The hotel there is also amazing 100% recommend! And if you are having dinner there get the prime rib!

Would give 0 stars if I could. I had high hopes because I'm a member at Los Angeles athletic club…read more. I thought because this place had more history. It would be a nice venue, but couldn't be further from the truth. Firstly, every one of the staff members was rude and standoffish, I think this must be the only place to work out near downtown San Francisco because it was so overcrowded..Restaurant wait was long, and good luck waiting for your check. Complete attitude of indifference. Seems that all they care about is turning beds and jacking up their membership numbers. They literally turned off my room key before I even checked out, all my luggage was upstairs still. Didn't apologize or offer to get the lubgage. Do NOT recommend

Sports Club San Francisco is Equinox on a larger scale, with enough size and variety to feel like a…read moreproper athletic club in the middle of the city. I used it while staying at the Four Seasons, and it was an excellent option for anyone who cares about training while traveling.

Thank you to the team for hosting us during our visit, but unfortunately, my experience fell far…read morebelow expectations--especially for such a well-known, highly regarded brand. I was referred through the Four Seasons and booked spa services while in town for a week. While I paid full price and tipped accordingly, the overall quality of my services was disappointing. My facial, in particular, was not up to standard. I've had a HydraFacial before, and this experience was noticeably inconsistent. The serums that are typically left on the skin were removed, which was surprising and not in line with what the service should be. Meanwhile, my friend received a completely different (and much better) version of the same facial, including additional modalities and proper finishing--this level of inconsistency is a huge red flag. The massage was also underwhelming. The technique felt minimal and lacked intention, especially compared to my friend's experience, where she described a thorough, tension-relieving service that clearly went above and beyond. I did bring my concerns to the front desk staff before leaving, specifically about both my facial and massage. Unfortunately, the response was disappointing--they looked at each other as if unsure how to respond and offered no feedback, follow-up questions, or attempt to address the situation. At that point, I simply paid and left. (I will add that our initial encounter with the spa front desk girl who gave us a tour was exceptional and had great customer service etiquette. Sadly, she left as I was changing.) Customer service unfortunately didn't improve afterward. I inquired about Pilates Reformer sessions, and the front desk staff were less than helpful. I also followed up via email and didn't receive a response until a week later--which, again, is disappointing for a business of this caliber. Overall, between the inconsistent services, lack of accountability on-site, and delayed customer support, I left feeling that the experience did not reflect the price point or reputation. I had high hopes, but sadly, I'm not very impressed.

My review is for my appointments with Eddy (Personal Trainer)..As a mom and healthcare worker, I…read morecarry a lot, so my gym time is incredibly important to me. It's one of the few times I really get to focus on taking care of myself. Fridays are especially challenging for me personally, so I started scheduling my sessions in the evenings after a particularly stressful part of my week. Eddy has honestly been such a blessing. Even though I haven't really discussed with him how hectic my life can be, he's taught me different warm-up, breathing, and relaxation techniques that have helped me feel more grounded and relaxed. I didn't even realize how much tension I was carrying until I noticed how different I felt after our sessions. I'm relatively new to the gym, and Eddy is so kind and patient that I feel completely comfortable asking him questions. He doesn't just tell me what to do, he teaches me along the way, explains proper body mechanics, and makes sure I understand what I'm doing and why. I'm very grateful for my time training with him. Having a space where I can learn, decompress, and take care of myself for a little while has meant a lot to me all while he helps me reach my fitness goals. Thank you, Eddy!

I used to go here a couple years ago and cancelled during Covid, but I recently restarted my…read moremembership because this gym is one of the most convenient for me distance wise. Honestly it used to be fine. Lately I've PRIMARILY been using the treadmills, but guess what?? EVERYTHING IS BROKEN! At least 1/3 of treadmills are broken every single time I go, sometimes for months! Yesterday I counted 7!! Along with a couple of ellipticals, and previously, every single stair master except for 1. I sometimes only have time to go after work, when there is a huge line!! Multiple weight machines are all broken and old as well upstairs. Tons of people came for the basketball courts, which they closed down! The same machines were broken for so long that I complained to the front desk. They told me that they "put in multiple requests, but it takes weeks for the repairmen to come. Once they do, there are new machines that break after the broken ones have been fixed." Why would it take weeks to repair machines, just to have them break over and over and over? I've never seen this many broken machines at any other gym. The workers also yell at us to get out once we get close to closing time. A few times I was changing in the bathroom, and someone told me over and over again that the gym was closed and to get out. Should I just run out naked? I've heard them yell over the intercom, and make unprofessional "gen z" noises and screeches. Honestly if I didn't get charged the stupid "initiation fee" and "annual fee" I would COMPLETELY run the other way, no hesitation. Literally we should get reimbursed for the trauma we are experiencing and all our time wasted!!

Very disappointing experience. My daughter is a Bay Club member and has guest passes available. I…read morecame with her membership information, including her member ID code, and was willing to pay for my guest pass. However, because she wasn't physically present, the office employee refused to help and was very not nice throughout the interaction. What made the experience even more frustrating was that they had me fill out a form with all of my personal information before ultimately refusing to process the visit. The from desk young guys was better but the other older lady no. I completely understand that clubs have policies, but customer service matters. The way this situation was handled left a very negative impression because I felt they thought I was not telling the truth. Also my daughter had day passes available and was willing to FaceTime but they did not even give me the chance.

I'm a big Bay Club fan!…read more Great facilities and classes and pool and basketball court. I love just shooting around--not many places to do that in SF it seems (and some of the public courts intimidate me because people play pick-up!). The rooftop view is wonderful. You can take classes there and also just workout by yourself. Classes-wise, I'm a fan of Ignite (kinda like Barry's) and Zumba and some of their yoga classes. I must, however, give the biggest of shoutouts to - Romina, who teaches barre, dance, and mat pilates. Her classes make my day! She has great energy and is hilarious and kind and welcoming. She deserves a raise and so much love! I'll take anything with her. - Andres who teaches some spin classes--he's a real SF cyclist and pushes people hard. I love his instruction. There's a smoothie-making robot upstairs and some space to work from. They're always remodeling and adapting and adding new classes and revamping one of the many levels (it's a big building.) One day, this tennis player will try squash! I like the diversity of classes. This location is not the easiest to get to public transit-wise, but it's worth getting to! Or walking or biking or running to.

Cool indoor padel and pickleball place. The courts were nice. The only downside is their lights…read more They were positioned so that one side of the court was like looking into the sun. Also, we were there on a cool day, and we were all sweating. A fan or some cross ventilation would be great. Nice setup, there are locker rooms for changing, a warmup/workout area, a snack area and a retail area. Great use of the old airplane hangar!!!!

Really disappointing experience at Bay Padel's glow-in-the-dark event…read more The event was clearly overbooked to a ridiculous degree. We arrived just after the recommended regular arrival time expecting to actually play, only to be told that the earliest available time was roughly two hours later, while pickleball had a wait of around four hours. For a paid, ticketed event costing $80+, that's completely unacceptable. If you're selling tickets, there should be some reasonable relationship between the number of people admitted and the actual capacity of the courts and venue. We waited around for about half an hour but ultimately left without playing anything and without even getting a drink. The most frustrating part is that none of this was communicated beforehand. Had we known that buying a ticket effectively meant standing around for hours hoping to get a court, we never would have gone. It felt less like a properly organized event and more like they simply sold as many tickets as possible without much regard for whether attendees could actually participate. Extremely poor planning and a terrible customer experience.

The staff is friendly and helpful. Most importantly, no pickleball noise. I'm glad I was invited to…read moreplay at this location.

Only game in town for indoor courts which is a shame because they know it's a monopoly and they…read moretreat the tennis members accordingly. You can find high-quality players but not much in the way of clinics for advanced tennis players. I do like the singular coach who does advanced clinics (a lot!) but the facilities aren't kept up the way they should be and it's hard to feel like you get your monies worth. I continue to be a member as there's no other option but it's a shame they're not responsive to member feedback (which I personally have been giving for multiple years).

I was a member for years back in the day. Owned a restaurant…read moreon Davis Court. Catered most all the matches, The Arthur Ash days..+ celebrity tournaments. It was the San Francisco Tennis boom. Allan Skelton days Anyone remember with me? The club was always ran well, I played do much tennis there, A , B Great memories .the city sure has changed.

I began coming here when there was a pandemic discount. Then I stopped. Then I restarted…read more Prices keep going up but I enjoy it. Amazing staff--very kind and helpful, they're personable and help me when I need a specific court or want to book something or need my rackets restrung. They know my name and are very thoughtful--always with a smile. Shoutout to club manager Jake Stafford and tennis racket stringer Gary Bender. I love them and the front desk staff and cleaning crew--everyone is very friendly, helpful, understanding, and accommodating. Multiple times, I have booked courts and had to cancel (or mixed up my court times) and they've helped remedy the situation. Facilities are very nice--I love the pool, hot tub, locker rooms, and courts. The lights are good for night playing and there's some nice seating by the pickleball courts. The views are so good--I love seeing high rises and the Bay and Salesforce Tower looming behind over the club. I love the app for booking courts (and also book classes at Bay Club SF which is further down along the Embarcadero.) Gateway also has a few classes (like a weekly yoga on the grass.) Location is very convenient near downtown and the financial district. It's served by multiple Muni lines and BART and Muni Metro, and there's street parking and a small lot too! My one nit--I miss when there was more workout equipment and more socials and classes! I wish more people went to drop-in pickleball.

I have to say. I do enjoy playing the rec sports at Mission Bay. I have played in their…read morerecreational v-ball league on Tuesday nights for four seasons now. The league has a variety of skill levels from beginning to intermediate. The teams are a variety of students to working folk. It's a good work out and the atmosphere is quite friendly. Location-wise, it's easy to get to by car and you can even take muni there. What's nice is that they also validate your parking for $1.75 for up to 3 hours. Way better to keep your car safe in a garage than parked on the street. The ref, Roger, is pretty fair and has been the ref for as long as I can remember. He doesn't call all the "illegal" plays but it's a more relaxed atmosphere so definitely don't play here if you want every single infraction to be called. The price is a little steep for non-UCSF students and there is no discount for the more people on a team, so the more the merrier doesn't really apply here.

I played in a men's basketball league last year at UCSF Mission Bay. The facilities were amazing…read moreand the league was well-run. My only complaint is that some of the teams in our "intermediate" league should NOT have been there. A lot of the guys were former JUCO or D-III players who were huge. I mean, come on, there shouldn't be anyone dunking in an intermediate league. Overall, a solid league to play in... I've since played in a number of other leagues around the city, and this one compares well. U n-monitored player skills led to discrepancies in competition level. C ost is comparable to most leagues in SF. S omewhat of a pain to get to... all the way on the Southeast side of the city. F acilities were top-notch.

Small yet has what you need to sweat. If you're driving There's no validation on parking before 5…read morePM $20 or 45 minute workout with a couple hundred dollar membership not worth it. Park on the street or come on a non-busy day. Or after 5 PM.

This is great office club right down in the financial district. The locker room is luxurious and…read moreeverything is provided, which is great since I only use it when visiting for work. The fitness area isn't very big at all, but really has most of what I need. Recognize this is truly a business type gym, just what you need and nothing more. It's got few windows, but knowing what you're going into, it makes great use of the space.

They've tweaked the program a little bit, but for the better IMO. It is more organized but instead…read moreof 2, 4 or 6 mile options there is only the option to do either 3 or 6 miles. The group meets inside Nike as usual, but now runs a few blocks down to Jessie Square for some warm up drills. The group is divided into about 3 sub groups, depending on your expected pace or mins/mile. There will always be at least 3 pacers for each group; 1 to lead the pack throughout the route, 1 in the middle to maintain average expected speed and 1 in the back so no one gets left behind. The routes still vary weekly, some days will have more flats than normal but if you're running 6 miles, you will for sure hit some fatty SF hills and/or stairs! ALSO *new* to the program is the Speed Run on Tuesdays held at Kezar Stadium. They're only 2 weeks into the new program, but I went yesterday and it was pretty intense but awesome. This training session is really different because it focuses on speed so there'll be a lot of intervals that'll definitely push you past your limits to become stronger and faster! Nike is getting really big with implementing these group runs not only in SF, but in major cities throughout the country. So take advantage of these great, and FREE opportunities!

Nike Staff goes out of their way to make it easy as it can be for anyone who wants to run. How?…read more 1. They provide bag check-in. 2. Snack at the end of the run. 3. Water. 4. And they even let you take the latest Nike running shoes out for a test run. The run club meets every Wednesday at 6:30 PM. The route takes you to a hilly course that will make your legs scream. The club is a good fit for first time runner or a seasoned runner. Join the club and start burning the calories.