Came in as a guest! Staff was very helpful! Art was helpful in particular with tips and advice…read more And the bathrooms are clean!

I'm not a gym person in the slightest, but I was invited here when my brother and his then gf had a…read moremembership and had a bring a guest benefit (not sure if this was in their membership or if it was a one time thing, so I decided to go to check it out). I feel like this is a decent medium sized gym in comparison to the ginormous ones out there, but despite that, it gets super busy here. I'm always dodging the slowest gym walkers when I'm trying to park in this lot to get to Tokyo Central. So, with that in mind, the parking lot does get super packed and busy depending on the time. On our visit, the gym was quite busy, even when it was on a weekday not after work rush hour time. So there was a bit of a wait for some of the machines and it's literally a waiting game (some people left their flask or other items next to a machine) or a spawn camping sort of deal. There's a rule of wiping machines down etc, and it's an honor system, but it looked like people were following this rule. Machines and equipment looked in decent and good condition when we went. Workers there were friendly and welcoming. Not my cup of tea, but if you need a gym, this place works. Just know that it DOES get quite busy and fisted.

I honestly wanted to give this gym a 5 star rating but this is the only self made gym without a…read moreboxing ring. They had one and they got rid of it to put more equipment upstairs which people hardly even use. Ryan is a great boxing coach and even without a ring he makes the boxing experience worth it but boxing with no boxing ring is definitely a bummer specially when it comes to sparring. I feel like it was a huge mistake to put equipment that people hardly use and taking off the ring which is what people look forward in boxing and the experience of hitting mitts, drills and sparring with coach Ryan. I really hope they bring back the gym because I've seen the other self made gym and they all have a ring.

I went to an event there last weekend and they had food trucks and vendors and a boot camp. My…read morenephew worked out and we stopped by. The gym was huge and everyone was so nice. We loved seeing everyone working to get fit.

You will read a variety of reviews that have varying opinions from the parking lot, to the…read moreequipment, to the restroom, and maybe it's because of a different 24 Hour Fitness I go to on my way to work, but this 24 Hour Fitness is solid. This location has its cardio equipment on the first floor with pool and bathrooms. Second floor is for the weights and classes. The weight room floor is solid, from dumbbells from 5 to 120 pounds, plenty of bench presses, squat racks, hammer strength machines, and other various machines for any body part you may want to work on. If you want to work out a certain body part, you will be able to do it here. There is not a shortage of weights, attachments for the machines, or anything for that matter. The cleanliness is pretty good inside the club. The parking is in a parking garage, which is prime, especially when it's hot and sunny outside. Overall, if this was closer to my house or on the way to work, I would go here everyday if I had the chance. It isn't a 24 hour gym, so be wary of the hours since the hours are different during the weekends than it is during the weekdays

I am extremely frustrated and disappointed with my recent experience at the West Covina 24 Hour…read moreFitness. After relocating to the area, I was excited to explore this gym and signed up for a free pass as advertised on your website. I even received a confirmation email with the pass. However, when I arrived, the gym manager flatly refused to honor my free pass simply because I had been a 24 Hour Fitness member in the past--even though I have never set foot in the West Covina location before! This is misleading and completely defeats the purpose of offering a free pass to "new visitors." Nowhere did it say that previous members are excluded. To make matters worse, during my brief walk-through with the manager, the gym itself felt dark and unwelcoming. I left feeling like I had wasted my time and energy.

Newbie to intense style workouts. Going with a partner is definitely more motivating (my daughter)…read more Grateful for her push and the great coaches. Any activity can be modified and the coaches are very helpful and attentive. Very welcoming and all people working out were friendly.

I started coming to this gym about 2 years ago. I have never done CrossFit before and it was…read moresomething that seemed intimidating. The coaches at CFWC made me feel comfortable and welcomed from day one. If you are a first timer and or have been thinking about doing CrossFit, this gym is for you. They teach you every step for each workout to ensure you are doing it correctly and safely. They also offer so many class time to accommodate your busy schedule. Another great feature of this CrossFit is their upstairs gym. Full equipped and never busy so it's perfect to focus on your workout without all the overcrowding you see at other gyms. Give CFWC a try, you won't be disappointed.

I have had a few trainers at Fitness 19 and currently have George Lopez and he's probably the best…read moretrainer I've had. Very patient in explaining the proper form. It takes me ever to catch on so he shows a lot of patients. Excellent personality also.

My friend brought me in as a guest this week, and unfortunately, my experience with the blonde…read morereceptionist at the front desk was very disappointing. From the moment we approached her, her attitude was rude, cold, and unwelcoming. As my friend and I were walking toward the equipment, my friend asked if I could take a tour of the gym, and she simply responded, "Okay," with no friendliness or customer service. Later, when my friend was trying to help me get a 30-day pass, she asked how I had gotten inside. Keep in mind, there was no one at the front desk when we entered, so there wasn't even an opportunity to check in. Throughout the entire interaction, her attitude remained snobby and dismissive, and there was absolutely no reason for it. What really stood out was watching her interact with men who walked into the gym afterward. Her demeanor completely changed--she smiled, greeted them warmly, and spoke to them in a much friendlier tone. It was obvious that the level of customer service she gave them was very different from how she treated me. She also had me waiting on the couch even though the manager wasn't helping anyone at the time. My friend and I asked the manager about her behavior, and he agreed there was no reason for it and said he would speak with her. No guest should be made to feel unwelcome the moment they walk through the door. A receptionist sets the tone for the entire gym experience, and everyone deserves to be treated with the same respect, professionalism, and courtesy.

I've been coming here for about 3-4 years now, I think--and there's nothing else like it in the…read morearea. One of the things I love most is the sense of community: everyone greets each other with a fist bump and does the same when leaving, whether you know each other or not. When someone's going for a PR, people pause their workouts to watch and show support. It has 24-hour access with a key fob, and it recently got a nice makeover too. They even keep the fridge and shelves stocked with sour candies and energy drinks. Great place to hang out even if you're not there to work out. This place is awesome.

Decided to try out a newer, local gym and decided to try out hidden strength and this place didn't…read moredisappoint. The environment was instantly welcoming and this place had all the equipment I needed and more. Definitely one of the best in the area!

Hourglass is so cute, feminine, and very catered to women…read morewhich I love! The owner is so sweet and definitely cares about her customers, I highly recommend and will be coming back to Hourglass

First time customer, booked the complimentary tour. They canceled and rescheduled me to a different…read moretime frame that doesn't work for me. I tried to call, even text and no one has answered. As a first time wanting to see what this business about, this is such a bad first impression. Idk if I'm going to be charged for the free complimentary? They have my card info so idk. If you can get back to me here that would be cool. At this point though I'm not even interested. Better to go to a reliable gym.

I had such a great experience at LA Fitness in Baldwin Park thanks to Juan, the General Manager…read more From the moment I walked in, he was professional, welcoming, and genuinely cared about making sure members have a great experience at the gym. Juan runs the club extremely well. The facility is always clean, the equipment is well maintained, and the atmosphere is positive and motivating. You can tell he takes pride in the gym and really values the members. What stood out the most is how approachable and helpful he is. Anytime I've had a question or needed help, Juan has been quick to assist and always goes above and beyond. It's rare to see a manager so involved and attentive. If you're looking for a gym where management truly cares and keeps things running smoothly, this location is it. Huge shoutout to Juan for doing an amazing job and creating such a great environment for everyone!

Rolled up to LA Fitness today. Then I get inside and there's a DJ. A DJ. At the gym. My gym is now…read morea nightclub apparently and nobody told me the dress code changed. Except plot twist, homie ain't even got real equipment, he's just got YouTube pulled up on a laptop, playing "La Vaca" at a volume that could wake the dead or possibly summon them. I had my headphones cranked to max trying to drown him out and now I got tinnitus in one ear like a war veteran, except the war was Tuesday leg day. And get this, some other member told me this was just the "opening act." OPENING ACT. For a gym. There's a full DJ SET SCHEDULE at my LA Fitness now. Why is every business trying to be Coachella now? Why did Nordstrom Rack have a DJ. Why does my gym need a hype man. I just wanted to curl a dumbbell in peace, not get vibe-checked by a guy named DJ SweatSesh420 playing Bad Bunny off the LA Fitness WiFi. Should've paid the extra $30 for the soundproof headphones. Lesson learned. My ears are ringing, my ears are BLEEDING (spiritually), and I'm never gonna be able to hear "La Vaca" again without flinching. Two stars for the squat rack. Zero stars for turning leg day into a rave.