As someone who's gone to this gym from time to time, there are a few pros & cons that I will list…read moreout in detail to help you better understand as to whether or not this gym is for you! Pros: The gym has a LARGE amount of amenities. There are two basketball courts (which are also used for pickleball), an indoor lap pool with hot tubs, an outdoor swimming area with slides (at an extra charge). There are classes, a ton of different machines for both cardio and lifting, and a really clean and upscale atmosphere. People tend to mind their own business and the staff have on average been helpful, at least in my experience. There is also a kids "daycare" if that's what you call it. A lot of parents will use this so they can have time to work out and actually work. There's a little area right next to the cafe that has tables and outlets. I see a lot of people with MacBooks doing work. They probably work remotely. Who knows. Cons: The price point for this gym is definitely the highest of them all coming in at $220.00 a month per person. IF you are married or you can prove cohabitation, you can add an additional person on your account for around $100 a month. This gym definitely has a crowd that is very gymcentric. This isn't a bad thing. But some people who are looking for a more chill or less intimidating atmosphere may think twice. I was one of these people until I decided to just not care. But that's easier said than done. The gym can be exceptionally crowded at peak hours. So if you plan on going daily I'd do my very best to avoid late afternoons on weekdays and nights on weekends. I was hoping the bathroom situation would be a little better but, there seems to be 2 bathrooms for ladies and men of course (from what I've seen). And with the amount of people there sometimes, it can be a little bit hectic. The locker room is fine and the showers are just average. At the price point of $220.00 I was expecting some futuristic pod shower than also does your taxes but, we all can't have what we want. The outside swimming area is an additional monthly charge, by the way. Conclusion: So take it or leave it. The price point is HIGH, but there are a lot more amenities and options for machines than any other gym out there. Is that justified? I don't really know. So three stars. Until they have a robot that does my taxes, then it might go to 4.

Supposed next-level fitness chain that purposely prices themselves to winnow out the Planet Fitness…read morecrowd. Honestly, it seemed insanely crowded with the usual suspect machine hogs and the perma-tanned preening that you can enjoy for free on South Beach. Pro-tip... you can probably outfit a fairly decent home gym for six months of dues. But what do I know. Three stars for the grins.

i love this gym. clean, nice staff, and chill people all around. great equipment, and they are…read morealways adding more!

Great gym, great atmosphere with new and clean gym equipments (Arsenal and Rogue). They also have…read morefriendly staff and great coaches, I worked with TJ and he helped a ton.

I always feel comfortable to come here in the morning, really nice and quiet…read more Everyone is nice and polite, love to come here in the morning.

My sister has a premium membership, so she pays $20/month and can bring a guest each time she works…read moreout, so I always tag along with her when I'm in town. A regular membership is $10/month, so she's basically paying 2 memberships to be able to bring a guest. I think those prices are great, though. I don't know where to start with Giant. I love it more than the gym I belong to. There's plenty of equipment, and I never see broken machines waiting for repair. I don't think there's fans, but it does feel like there's good airflow in the cardio rooms. The treadmills charge my iPod and I can plug my headphones into the machine itself and use the dials to control my playlist. The run is smooth; I can run longer on their equipment than I can at the gym I belong to, or the treadmill at my house. There's a pretty good selection of weights as well. The gym is never very crowded, and I never have to wait long (if at all) to use equipment. I feel more comfortable working out in a less crowded environment- I feel as though I have more privacy. Honestly, I'd join Giant myself in a heartbeat if there was one in Blue Bell, PA. We seriously need better gym selections in this area of PA.

Updating my reviews: Stopped going to the Marlton location on Route 73 because their bikes on the…read moreupstairs cardio floor are a DISGRACE! Broken TV connections and missing bottle holders (who steals plastic inserts?). Gym floor cramped and almost NO social distancing. Anyway, I'm a fan of the Staff at the LA Fitness in Mount Laurel (Route 38) as they try very hard to keep the place clean and in working order. Weekends are an issue, but it's because they need more cleaning staff -- lots of places are short-staffed so it's the world we live in nowadays -- but the guys do hustle on weekends to try to keep up with stocking locker rooms with paper towels and serve the members and guests at the same time.

Really filthy gym. The bathrooms are dirty and smell. The equipment is old and in bad shape. The…read moreequipment doesn't get fixed. There is no reason to go to this gym. It should be closed.

If you are wondering whether or not to try this, get out of your own way and go. I was into sports…read moregrowing up and missed that camaraderie, but mostly powerlifted on my own with my headphones and RBF. But at one point I realized I needed coaching to move to the next level so I decided to give it a try at Hygge, and it was one of the most meaningful and fantastic decisions I've ever made (no kidding). I lost 10lbs (8% of my body weight), 4.4% body fat, my arms and legs are muscular, and I saw an ab for one second before I ate some cake so I have to work on that but the whole physique thing is coming along nicely. I feel stronger than I ever have, I rehabbed a shoulder injury easily, and am more capable of carrying heavy things, lifting whatever without much effort. Training at Hygge has given me a control over my movement that I'd never experienced before. The facilities are amazing, the coaching is amazing (at all three locations) Lifting cycles are well planned, goals are measured, and you are able to track and see your progress easily. They offer a TON of classes as compared to other boxes, and the caliber of instruction and training is unmatched in my experience (I've done some drop ins, literally had a coach compliment my form AND the scale I chose as he had never considered it before -- directly stolen from what we did last week at Hygge). Your body and life will change, you will make some friends, you will all become better together and you'll feel awesome. I am a convert for life because of this gym and these coaches. If you have doubts go in. These guys care so much about what they do and you as an individual. You do not have to be fit to start. You will get there, and you're only competing with what you could do last week and yourself. So is everyone else. Good luck.

Hygge is the best gym from the elite coaches, who make class so much fun (even though the workouts…read moreare challenging at times, they bring the best out of you to push it!) The coaches also know how to modify a workout to help your individual needs. The atmosphere is amazing, everyone will become your closest friends and encourage you to push yourself. Hygge is my happy place and appreciate the community.

Sorry, but don't even sign up. I came in for a quick tour in the middle of the day, No one was at…read morethe desk so I waited a few minutes for a gentleman showed up. I explained I had Silversneaker plan and wish for a quick tour. He handed me a tablet to fill in my information (name, email, etc), but I did not click on the 3 boxes approving sending me spam, etc. When I told a woman who appeared at the desk I did not wish to receive text, etc, just a tour, it seemed to throw her off. The gentleman came back and not having the boxes checked also threw him off. I restated I just wanted a tour and asked should I just go home? So he just bristly walked me through the work out and did not mention the pricing until as asked if I would get everything on Silversneakers (of course not, but this dude need the tablet with all the boxes checked to give pricing). I thank him and left. My feeling was the two people working the desk last job was in fast food...

I've been coming to Crunch Fitness for a month now, and I've been loving my membership and all the…read moreperks that come with it. The gym is fairly clean, and the staff and members are always friendly, which makes for a great workout environment. They have a wide variety of cardio machines and workout equipment, so it's easy to get a full-body workout. Most of the times I go, it's never too crowded, which is a huge plus. I also tried one of the classes, and it was a great experience!

This used to be called Virtua Wellness back when it opened in around 2015. It was a sister location…read moreto the nice one in Voorhees that was included for around $68-$70/month back then. As years went by, the customer service declined even at the old ownership while prices rose, and it closed during Covid in 2020 for good. About 2 years ago, in 2023, it reopened under the new name. I tried it out to see if it was better or improved, but it's not. In fact, it's worse. Now, they charge around $115-$120/month, close an hour early at only 9pm on weekdays, the customer service is so bad it would be laughable if it wasn't so unprofessional at that rate of $115/month. When I joined two years ago, front desk girl wouldn't stop flirting with me when I walked in. I had to complain about it after a month. Tried again recently to see if it improved, but no, it's even worse than two years ago, which was worse than ten years ago. There's no way I'd pay over $75/month for this place, if that, but I'd pay 150-200/month for NAC, Lifetime in Princeton, or other luxury gyms. This is an LA Fitness parading around as luxury. The location and old architecture might convince you at first, but once you've been there a few times, you'll see.

WARNING! Bait and switch tactics! DO NOT sign any contract prior to your detailed review!…read moreFacility overall is not maintained up to standards. Steam and showers are in need of a good disinfectant!

The extras at this place makes it a great club. Yoga classes, Silver Sneakers and Zumba for seniors…read morelike me. Tennis, Raquet ball and more for families. Also the staff is very nice.

No one is at the gym desk staff members Mary and Sarah were terrible to my son. But there were good…read morecoachsees like Dan and Jerem. Also they have zero internet and old equipment at the gym.

I was a member at the Audubon location for a little less than a year and I did not have a great…read moreexperience, so I left. Today, I decided to try out the Voorhees location mainly due to the indoor track. I am training for a race and I don't like to run on treadmills or in poor weather. The "indoor track" has 2 narrow lanes for jogging and walking, yet most of the members seemed oblivious to this and I was dodging people who were not aware of their surroundings for most of the run. The track circles their cardio equipment, therefore you're just passing people staring at you run. I quickly realized the indoor track was not what I was looking for. But, I already knew I wouldn't sign up for the gym even before seeing the indoor track due to a comment the member specialist said while giving me a tour. As he is pointing out the equipment, he says "here is the incline chest press, but women don't need to use this unless they are body building." I'm sorry, sir, but as a 60 something year old man who opted to take the elevator instead of the stairs due to physical issues... how the hell do YOU know what women need? Are you a woman? Are you a trainer? Are you ME? No... that comment was unnecessary and I won't be back. Two stars because they do have top of the line equipment, as well as good amenities (sauna, pool). It was crowded, but it was also a Sunday.

Richard is the best spin instructor in South Jersey. Great cardio workout and he keeps variety in…read morehis programs.

This franchise location is extremely oversold. Booking a class is nearly impossible. Frequently,…read more you must join the waitlist (often 8+ people deep). They push an "Unlimited" package to allow for early scheduling, adding more money to the monthly fee. It feels exploitative and unfair.

I have said this before and I'll say it again, I can't say enough GREAT things about the Pilates…read moreStudio in Moorestown ...from the classes to the studio and the staff. Each time I take a class I feel so great! The instructors are so great and really watch your form each and every time. Melissa is so sweet at the front desk everytime I walk in greeted with a sweet smile and hello. Melissa is always willing to help you with classes, scheduling, or anything else you might need. I am a forever member!!! Thanks for opening in Moorestown you really have changed my life--- FOR THE BETTER! : )