Locked doors, bars on the doors... buzz the buzzer and an old Asian lady answers... strange living…read moreroom type of atmosphete thing going on that i can see behind her. Me: Menu with services and prices? Her: No no no, we don't have menu Me: Okayyyyy Her: $60 Me: For what? Silence... I leave walking towards the car before I'm included in the sex/drug/human trafficking bust. It's about as shady as they come. And I'm from Los Angeles, so I know a thing or two about shady!

Well I was just passing through on a long cross country ride by motorcycle…read more On a whim I decided to treat myself to a massage. Well I suggest you ask for "CoCo" and maybe you'll leave floating on clouds like I did.

Great, good music, good equipment, not too packed. I feel like there was enough of each exercise…read moreequipment so I wasn't waiting around clean respectable cheap. Love it.

Be extremely careful if you bring your children to Yellowstone Fitness child care. They have a…read morelarge infestation of ants that bite and leave welts and blisters and are very aggressive. The owners/managers know about it, but do nothing. My niece was bitten 12 times and had to be taken into the ER because it made her so sick! I'm not trying to dis the business, but if you bring your kids there, you need to check them daily for bites and report them to the managers/owner and tell them to do something about this horrible situation.

Extremely good massage she took her time was was very thorough and calming atmosphereread more

Absolutely love the Billings YMCA! I was in town for a rotation and basically went here all the…read moretime and felt right at home. All the staff at the YMCA were so welcoming. This is an amazing facility, with everything you could want from a gym and a community place. I also appreciated that there was an option to try out the gym before signing up for a membership.

I'm super disappointed in the Young Men's Christian Association right now. I was ready to set up my…read morefamily for an entire household membership, but when I got the details from their kids department, I learned that unvaccinated or delayed vaccinated children are not allowed on the premises at all, no exemptions accepted. I spoke with the director lady on this topic to be sure, and she confirmed it. Even with a clergy statement regarding religious beliefs, the Y still won't allow an exemption for your kiddo. It's disappointing, to say the least, and in a post COVID world I think it's crazy to still think that way. And I think the Y doesn't recall that they are supposed to be Christian.... It's right there in the name guys.

This place is pretty cool. My friend and I tried the IV drip and a vitamin D shot. For me, I…read morefelt amazing after less than an hour and it's lasted even till this review 2 day later. The nurses were a blast to work with and I even met the Owner. She is super nice and very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend this place!!!

This facility apparently does not treat sick people with medical conditions that want to feel…read morebetter. I have EDS and was told to get a Myers infusion by my specialist. Because of policy changes of this company...a specialist referral apparently was not sufficient to do my scheduled infusion. This would've been helpful to know prior to blocking out time during my day for an infusion that never happened. After arriving and going through about 40 minutes of paperwork, they proceeded to tell me that even with a specialist approval, they would only be able to administer one supplement at a time. Who has the time money and patience to run a course of eight different supplements? What a fricking disappointment and how beyond inconvenient . I would go somewhere else that prioritizes helping people that are seeking wellness. If it's such a liability and you don't feel comfortable managing the possibility of anaphylaxis you shouldn't be infusing anything in the first place. I have EDS, which puts me at increased risk for allergic reaction reactions. However I am not allergic to any of the components they offered, but this doesn't matter. There was no effort to mitigate the situation. It's obvious to me the primary function is book no risk patients and make a profit. If your a person with any medical conditions don't be surprised to book and then after wasting gas, time, and money to be turned away. I didn't have time energy or money to waste to begin with. Your company name should be Gutpunch Deplete Your Wellness. As a person that works in healthcare communication is key, not optional. No one should be booking people unless there's a disclaimer saying that we're probably gonna waste your time if you have medical issues. I would advise posting your policy on your website so people know what they're going to be signing up for or not signing up for. Or at least be given a phone call if it's their first time so that you're not wasting all their resources and time and energy if they are probably not a good candidate for your services.

If I could give zero stars for my experience, I would. I had a float session and the counter staff…read morewalked into the room and opened the tank while I was naked in there. My time wasn't up yet and my clothes were folded on the chair with my brightly coloured jacket on the chair. The lid of the tank was closed and my session was abruptly ended with bright light and someone seeing me in my vulnerable state without my consent. Whether it was a mistake or not, this is unacceptable. Steer clear!

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Granite has serious culture problems from the Managment and owner. There's this strange dynamic…read morewhere most of the employees seem to be instructed to tell customers "I don't know" and point them to directly contact management via email. Which is cumbersome and a waste of everyone's time honestly. Then ultimately management will just brush you off, and give you non answers. Whilst also they like to give a sort of PC droid responses, as if they think they are speaking on CNN about politics. It's annoying because you're just a a paying human customer at the gym, and you just want another human to hear you and respond to you. But they won't. They waste your time and give you the run around about 10 different ways. Which makes you more frustrated in the end. The childcare is not licensed. Therefore they also don't have any accountability if you spot any problems. And the management will give you the runaround yet again if you just try to cordially speak with them about any problems. And when it comes to the care and protection of children... you would think any facility would 100% just want to do the right thing, and abide by the licensing regulations to protect children, which is also coming from the current AAP standards for childcare. Frequent issues with wildly inappropriate clothing, in what's supposed to be a "family gym" environment. I was uncomfortable with 3 teenage girls wearing thongs and g string bikinis in the pool area, and I just got non answers from the front desk again. And referred to management yet again. And management and the owner actually think that allowing underage girls to wear g strings in public, is somehow some kind of personal freedom choice that they "can't do anything about". But the basic laws about public decency in our city would say otherwise. The free weight areas needs a bit more guidance and regulating from the staff of the gym. There's pretty much always some goons taking up vital working space there, doing non free weight things. It's just kind of a free for all of people doing whatever they want, anywhere in the gym. And the manager and owner seem to think that that's just fine. It's very much like a low level budget gym vibe, like Gold's, or planet fitness, where very unserious people are doing weird things right up in the tiny free weight space, stopping you from appropriately using the free weight space as intended. Except here, you easily are spending over $100 a month for this low class vibe. The gym has the capacity overall to become something great. They have the space, and the equipment. But bad Managment and even worse ownership, with an elitist attitude that never seeks to serve the paying customer... it just really ruins everything the gym could have been. If they got better management that actually wanted to help people, and taught employees to actually do something and know something, and if they licensed the childcare and made a better effort there, and actually policed the spaces like the pool area and the free weights, so areas were used appropriately... then there could be great and massive enjoyment for all paying customers! But right now it's just a mess. An expensive mess.

This is an amazing gym... and I don't use that word lightly. I was planning on moving to Billings…read morebefore my company had other plans for me, but I did have the privilege of working out here while I was in Billings. The place is so clean, so spacious, so well-equipped. The clientele are all polite and clean and keep to themselves. The staff could not be nicer. The locker rooms are so large and clean. The pool has perfect chemistry. Towel service is done right. I'm so disappointed I didn't get to move to Billings- not least because I can't work out here. I would definitely recommend this gym, and I would hope other gyms would use them as an example of how to run a very high-quality gym.

Cleanest gym in town. So much room! So much equipment! I definitely highly recommend Plaza Fitness.read more

I love plaza but do wish the rules were a bit more logical/reasonable…read more I see people doing heavy squats (up to 400+) all the time on the power rack without any type of safety stop or even a spotter. This is exactly how bodybuilder Justin Vicky died just last week squating 460lb (spurring me to write this). On the other hand, Plaza doubled the number of "Don't drop the dumbbells" signs a few months ago. Soon after that I saw a guy get chewed out for lowering some big dumbbells to the floor after a heavy flat press. He didn't drop them or even let them escape his hands, he just lowered them as slow as he could after doing flat presses, but it made a thud noise and that counted as dropping. So now anytime someone flat presses heavy dumbbells they've got to catch them on their knees while also catching their forward momentum before their head goes through the mirror in front of them? That's fine as long as you don't let the 100 to 150 dumbbells touch the floor and make a thud. Also, good luck if you have a shoulder problem because you'll be loosing your membership if you bail out of any kind of dumbbell press. In the mean time, don't worry about the other guy on the opposite side of the room deadlifting 405 and letting the weight free-fall from waste high to the ground with every rep. I love all the people, the atmosphere, and the equipment at Plaza. That's why it's got my 4 stars. But I've got to reserve the last star for when the rules become a little more focused on safety of the people and equipment. Honestly though, I couldn't care less about seeing additional rules added to the squat and deadlift area. I'd be fine to see natural selection and liability waivers in the membership contract work that issue out naturally. However, when the rules and the way they're enforced with the dumbbells don't allow them to be used as intended and in the safest manner (or even unsafely), that's not good for anybody.