I was originally having problems with figuring out why the app wasn't working for login and was…read moresurprised to see a familiar face working at the front counter. Kevin, was nothing but great help when it came to assisting me with why the app wasn't working for me yet because Eisenhower hadn't been integrated yet into the system. Anyways, the gym is always 24/7 and there's always a member of the team who's always ready to help out.

Lot's of equipment choices. This location is larger than my home location in Alexandria. I went on…read moreThanksgiving morning. It was crowded, but I was still able to get a good workout in due to the size of the place. I love the fact that this is a 24/7 gym. 4 Stars

Graves Gym is the sixth gym I have went to and experienced since moving to the Washington DC area…read more Admission is free for active duty and dependents. They have sauna, cardio machines, free weights, attached weights, a climbing wall, free cycling classes, and low priced yoga classes there. There is 24/7 access inside the gym by scanning your military ID. Traffic seems to pick up around 3 PM on a weekday. The gym did not seem too crowded though. I noticed most of the gyms on base like this one are frequented by active duty soldiers more than spouses & dependents. If you have free access to these gyms on base and want to avoid unnecessary traffic, gas mileage fees, and paying for gym membership, this is the best plan to select. I never have to wait in line to use a cardio machine or attached weights. All the machines and equipment in this gym and other gyms are up to date.

Customer service is very low, there are no friendly greetings, staff normally sit around not doing…read moremuch and when a issue arises they seem bothered. Likely needs new leadership

This gym is fine and serves its purpose I guess. But I like my workouts to be relaxing , which…read moreisn't really possible in this setting. At any given time, the thousands of mounted TVs show Fox News , ASPCA starving puppies, and some sort of graphic drama like SVU. Those three channels are on ALL THE TIME. I go to the gym to escape, not to continue seeing the horrors of our world blasted in my face. There are tons of machines, but about 1/3 of them are janky or broken. The majority of free weights and barbells are so old and worn that they don't have visible weight numbers , so I have no idea what weight I'm actually lifting. We were initially excited about the childcare they offer, but even that space is sad and uninviting so my daughter never wanted to go. (Also they incentivize members who leave 5 star reviews so take those with a grain of salt)

I am writing because the situation with one of your janitorial staff has become completely…read moreunacceptable, and I am done tolerating it. This is not a minor annoyance--this is repeated harassment, targeted behavior, and a blatant lack of professionalism from someone who has no business confronting members the way he does. This janitor has approached me multiple times in the locker room, following me around to lecture me about "making the floor wet" because I came out of the sauna sweating. Meanwhile, there are always several other members exiting the sauna at the same time, equally sweaty and using the facilities exactly the same way I am. He stares at them, says nothing, and then zeroes in on me. Every. Single. Time. Let me be incredibly clear: sweating in a gym--especially coming out of a sauna--is *normal*. Expected. Literally the entire point of the facility I'm paying to use. The fact that your employee thinks it's appropriate to tell a member to "stop sweating" is absurd. The fact that he told me to wipe down the floors myself because I was "too sweaty" is even more ridiculous. And the fact that he escalated this by running to the front desk to complain about me sweating is beyond unprofessional. He has threatened to "report me" to management for doing absolutely nothing wrong. I'm telling you right now: I will not to be harassed by an employee for using the gym properly. I will not be singled out while others are ignored. And I will not tolerate being followed or spoken to in a disrespectful, confrontational way in the locker room. I've been a loyal member here for more than three years. I pay for access to the sauna and locker room like every other member. If your staff cannot handle the incredibly basic reality that people sweat at a gym, then your training and supervision protocols need immediate attention. I expect this issue to be addressed swiftly and directly. If this continues, I will cancel my membership and make it very clear why. I am not going to keep paying for a hostile or uncomfortable environment created by an employee who seems more focused on harassing members than doing his job.

I am a client of Gold's Gym and have been for several decades (my home Gym was Merrifield before it…read moreclosed last year, and Clarendon before that). Since then, I have been working out at the Bailey's Crossroads gym, four or five times a week, and I wanted to put in a few good words for the staff. Just this week, I attended one of Meagan's Silver Sneakers aerobics classes (which I used to take from her at Merifield). Meagan is a NATIONAL TREASURE when it comes to aerobics for seniors, and scores of regulars have migrated over from Merrifield and other parts of the DMV to continue taking her classes. In fact, we had so many people show up that Orlando and Bryce had to bring in extra chairs, and I think we ran out of six and three pound weights. Please consult Orlando for any materials needed for Meagan's classes because the satisfied customer base is definitely already there. Speaking of Orlando I wanted to express what a great job he is doing as GM. I have a birth injury to my left arm/shoulder which limits my mobility and strength significantly. While I was working out, Orlando noticed my disability,and asked me about it. Per his offer, I accepted a free personal training workout from Brett, who came recommended as a trauma recovery expert, and chose to continue having twice weekly workouts/therapy under Brett's supervision. My strength and added mobility is improving. In short, Gold's Gym/Bailey's is a terrific place to work out and I am proud to be a member.

I have been a member of Gold's Gym for over 20 years. We started at the original Bailey's…read moreCrossroads location, then Seven Corners, and then the new Bailey's location. If it was not for the personal trainer my wife uses, there is a strong possibility we would change to another gym. There are a decent number of machines, free weight stations, etc., but since the location opened (I think 2 years now?) I have not seen one new piece of equipment. Suggestions to management appear to go unnoticed. As for the free weights, they are often scattered amongst all of the machines or stations, and no one seems to ever clean them up. As for managers, I have not seen a single one last more than a month. That is if you can even find one. Currently I have been trying to convert my membership to Silver Sneakers. The front desk personnel say I need to speak with a manager. They also say that they have not seen the current manager for days. Maybe that is why there has been no toilet paper in the restrooms, the hand sanitizers by the front doors have been empty, and I can't make the transition. I did go to the main webpage for DC Gold's Gyms to use the Member Services link (as instructed by someone I spoke with and by the AI operator). What I loved was clicking on it and only getting a Cancel Membership screen. Not a great way to keep your members when the services is to ask for them to cancel. In addition, there is no other way to contact the main owners of these metro gyms on the web page. Are they tired of hearing from their members? Again, other than the lack of management, investment in keeping this gym interesting with new or changed equipment, the people that do work here are great, especially folks like Jay at the front desk and John the personal trainer (the best!). Hopefully this will get the attention of the owners.

Been really enjoying this gym so far! It's definitely on the pricier side, but the amount of…read moreequipment, space, amenities, and how clean/well maintained everything is makes it feel worth it. Staff is super friendly, the music is good (not too loud), and the overall atmosphere feels calm. Afternoons get pretty packed, but mornings are much better. Love that they have saunas too. Only downside: no phone number, email being the only contact option is a little annoying. Other than that, great gym overall!

is this a latin nightclub, or. gym? Having variety of music is great, but the front desk is…read moreconstantly blasting (the same) latin music so loud, you can't even hear your own music in your headphones. Some of the front desk staff is also incredibly rude.

I joined in August. I waited to post a review because I wanted to give it enough time frame. I…read morecan't say enough about this group. The coaches and other clients provide wonderful support. As a person that has always struggled and to be completely honest did not really know how to work out, this place is amazing. The coaches take the time to explain and show you how to do it correctly. Other times I would have given up because I wouldn't see results - but now I haven't even thought about giving up.

Great community- coaches are awesome and supportive. If you're not easily bothered, in need of that…read morepush and really want to commit to being held accountable this place is for you.

Dropped in because I'm looking for a box when I'm traveling to the area. Really great…read morecommunity--super welcoming and receptive. Good space that's really open. Coaches and athletes all welcomed me and cheered me on. Good programming too, with hard and long metcon on Wednesday's and structured upper/lower body the rest of the week. They also have gymnastic days. Easy to reach off 95. A real gem. I'll definitely be coming back Rich, nick, mindy, and jill are the coaches I met and they're all very supportive and knowledgeable. They are attentive to form and the mind-body connection.

Awesome people, great equipment and all the instructors make it a point to focus on safety, form…read moreand technique. The facility is what you expect. Super high ceilings, big fans, rope climbs and all the newest equipment. They are the real deal and I am very happy with how welcoming everyone is. Results are starting to show and we always do different exercises which keeps you on your toes and things interesting.

Machines broken for weeks. The bicep machine and the leg press. They don't seem to care about…read morefixing them. It's awful.

PF generally is a nice gym. While I wish like others they had free weights and dumbbells at least…read moreup to 100. I go there bc when I travel in the US, PF is like Starbucks they are everywhere, and all have the same basic equipment. I go to various PFs in the area on my way to work or an event where it saves time being close to DC over working out in FXBG and fighting post 7 am traffic. This Arlington PF is a little smaller feeling than the others I've visited (to date 5 in VA and 1in FL) but one of the cleanest I've visited. The locker room is clean to include the shower and the shower head is high to accommodate tall ppl. And the lockers were nice w a good mix of small and long versions. The long ones have enough room to where I could hang my suit inside wo it bending or sticking out abs me having to force the door close. The atmosphere was quiet. Even the music seemed lower than normal but I wear headphones most of the time. The gym goers minded their own biz. Didn't see a lot of talking and socializing like I do in many others. The equipment was clean and the floor was great for dropping dumbbells . You do have to pay for parking. I got there at 7 am and parked across and along the street. $1.80 for an HR and 45 mins wasn't bad. I would go again. (Edited review bc I Found typos)