They do not teach employees how to be courteous and helpful. So I am canceling my membership…read more I was working out and someone picked up a phone call. I asked very nicely if they could take it in the hall or common area, it's posted as a rule not to talk on the floor. He looked at me like he wanted to kill me and kept talking. Spencer, a trainer, was about 10 feet away. I asked him if he could please tell him to not take a call here. He said he couldn't. He could do it later. I said I don't understand, it would take 3 seconds to ask, you just talked to me longer than that, just ask him please. He said he couldn't, in a way that seemed like teasing, like he was tying to make me feel petty for asking. I went downstairs and complained to the person at the desk. When I went back upstairs Spencer came right up to me and said he asked him and he hung up the phone. It was obvious now he had been teasing me, because he came right up to me to try to patch it over. No one likes to be ridiculed. This is the first time something like this happened. There is a man there who stares at people. A few weeks ago he walked up to me and yelled in my face when I asked him not to stare at me. I told him to please move away from me, he didn't. I mentioned it to the spikey haired guy at the desk who said "Oh ya, he's does that a lot, I know exactly who you're talking about." Nothing has been done, and this guy continues to roam around there looking to pick a fight. They need to take care of members. Something is wrong here. I'm leaving. It's their job to enforce rules, members shouldn't have to beg them.

Bad customer service and attitude. When I heard about this…read morefacility I was excited to go get a tour. I had not even entered the facility and felt uncomfortable and excluded. I was told that they had no staff available to give me a tour, however there were 2 staff at the desk. Additionally the staff at the front desk were very condescending, disrespectful and uncooperative. When we entered she seemed very annoyed. Overall I felt as though this experience was underwhelming and I was left dissatisfied.

After joining they closed the pool and hot tub- they closed the spin cycle room and switched to a…read morePilates room which you need to pay extra for- they rent out the yoga room to an outside Physical therapy group for a large part of the day and they closed the child care center. They don't consistently maintain the equipment - when things break the repair can take an extensive period of time. All of this with no change in the membership fees. One other sad note I might add is that the men's bathroom is filthy.

Disgusting facility. Unhealthy conditions. Wood pieces falling off the walls in the sauna…read morecreating dangerous conditions. Mold in the shower area. Overall dirty, dated, unkept facility. Pool area has been closed for over a year. Worst LA Fitness location I have seen

I've only remained a member because I mostly utilize the better clubs on my work commute such as…read moreChestnut Hill and Burlington, which are far superior. Worn out and tired looking MetroWest is still bottom of the barrel and in need of several updates. Lifetime MetroWest cannot seem to find good YOGA INSTRUCTORS. They've had them in the past and there are a couple that are good now but most of these classes by good instructors such as Brianda, have been replaced with an inferior, seemingly inexperienced yoga instructor named Caitlin. She seems nice. But she talks too much, too fast and really cannot conduct a yoga class for her life. Yogi's are supposed to be Zen, not chatty and all over the place. They keep plugging her in to new classes and nobody knows why. She's a dreadful teacher gives poor instruction, please replace her.

Great club but I wanted to give a huge thumbs-up for Mia -- her classes and her energy are…read moreincredible. She's a major asset to the Framingham club, and a big part of why we stay members. I get so much energy out of her classes that I wanted to give her a shout out.

Once I read the review from Tracey from Shirley, I wanted to support her statements. My son a game…read moreon Monday the 23rd and it was 95 degrees outside, with a heat index of 103.7 degrees. There was no air conditioning or any type of ventilation; it was suffocating. I've been in many fieldhouses across the state and I have never seen such a dangerous location, especially for young children.

This site should be shut down by the board of health in Sudbury. They have games scheduled in the…read moreSummer with no AC - Its 95 degrees in the gym last night 6/24, kids throwing up and ZERO adults on site to run the business. A 13 year old girl had a head injury and they do not even have ice or a single onsite medic. The owner of the building subs out the space to people that want to run Summer leagues and there is NO oversight, NO Safety precautions, NO Health concern.

Park square in the center of the shopping and government district of Natick, Massachusetts. This…read moredecent sized park features a number of benches, some beautiful trees and a carefully manicured grass that surrounds a central bandshell/gazebo. While I was here, a few folks were walking dogs. Others had toddlers playing and chasing. It's a neat spot! [Review 9994 overall, 1574 of 2018.]

Small. Only 1 field. It was okay for the little league baseball game. Parking is basically non…read moreexistent.

I can hear the sounds of children growing more obese. They are indoors, playing video games and…read morewatching t.v. And it's all your fault, Framingham Parks & Rec (and Framingham voters!) The town has a problem: not enough public parks and play space. And Furber is a prime example of the sad state of affairs (see photos!). The park is huge, offers nothing more than a baseball diamond. There is very limited street parking, and the "playground" is the saddest set of swings you've ever seen. The basketball "court" is severely run down, to the point where it's not usable. What the hell is that shade structure all about? Worst of all, this prime piece of land is up against a beautiful pond, the aptly named "Sucker Pond," where there is no clear trail to the water, no clearance space around the water, no park benches or walking paths, no possible way to enjoy it. All of this is a very sad, wasted opportunity. They should change the name to Sucker Park! Make requests for improvements here: http://www.framinghamma.gov/index.aspx?nid=97

This gym is great and always very clean! It is well equipped and organized. Members here are…read moreno-nonsense. They come to get a good workout. They don't try to find dates, show off the latest fitness gear, or take selfies. If you love 70's music, which I do, the vibe is perfect. If not, bring your own music because that is all they play.

This is the best gym I have ever belonged to. The equipment is first rate. The staff is constantly…read morecleaning and maintaining. The cardio section includes treadmills, stair steppers, Stairmasters, and Erg rowing. The staff is very friendly and skilled in every training discipline. Classes are included in the monthly fee-no extra charges. A+ in every metric.

My Daughter coach 's was Laury Hammel and he is an amazing coach. I will forever be so thankful for…read morehis dedication to all the kids he teaches. ~ Evelyn Lopez

I was ready to drive 35 minutes for my child's swim lessons only because Olga is relly best…read moreinstructors in the area. Unfortunately, the overall our visit experience was very disappointing. We arrived a few minutes early, and my child stepped into the pool shortly before class started. Within moments, he was kicked out in a very rude and unprofessional manner, which was completely unnecessary and upsetting. Especially after noone let us know in advance it's not allowed, but charged extra $10 (on top of the class charge) for using the pool... In addition, the facility itself is outdated and poorly maintained. It didn't seem very clean, and the pool water was very cold. Overall, the customer service and environment did not meet expectations at all. I would not recommend this place.

A simple little playground situated right by the Natick highschool. It's open for public use…read moreoutside of school hours as it's the playground of the preschool. It has a little fort with four slides, 4 swings (2 regular and 2 handicapped). The ground is AstroTurf. Nice views of Dug Pond for the parents, plus ample parking on the weekend.