I'm giving this location 3 stars, unlike many other City Sports gyms, this one actually has most of…read morethe machines and equipment I need for my weekend split workouts. It's one of my preferred spots in the East Bay for the layout alone. However, the cleanliness is a major drawback. The carpets have clearly seen heavy foot traffic and are holding onto a noticeable odor--a good shampooing is overdue. More importantly, the mats are dirty; I found significant grit and grime on today before stretching(see photo). I always wipe down equipment before and after, but the level of buildup here is tough to ignore. With some better maintenance and floor care, this would easily be a 5-star gym.

Keeping it clean simple. I joined this gym thinking it's better than 24 fitness. So far it's…read moremediocre. My experience has been poor. The janitor had the audacity to try and enforce jacuzzi rules on us. Telling us that the jacuzzi is closed at 7:30 pm on a Saturday. When he isn't even doing his damn job by keeping the place clean. Instead, he shoots basketball during his shift. I don't know his name.

This is a complaint mostly as a Waterworks parent. If you didn't know, Waterworks Aquatics uses the…read morepools of several City Sports locations to teach kids' swimming lessons. While I went to town leaving reviews for Waterworks itself, I realize the intimate culprit is City Sports. Their pool is constantly undergoing some sort of HVAC issues which leads to ongoing and almost weekly pool closures. For gym members, I assume you are hoping your gym membership includes access to a pool which means 9 out of 10 times in any given month you are dealing with a closed pool. City Sports, get your act together. Why is your pool closed so many weeks out of the year???

I've been a member at City Sports for a while now, and I genuinely look forward to every visit. The…read morestaff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Whether you're a first-timer or a regular, they always make you feel at home. It's a small thing, but it really sets the tone. The gym itself is kept spotlessly clean, which I appreciate more than anything. The equipment is always well-maintained and in great working order, no broken machines sitting around waiting to be fixed. If you're looking for a gym where you actually enjoy showing up and getting a good workout among friendly people. City Sports is it.

i love city sports, the only thing is the they open until 8am on the weekends, it i'll be more…read moreconvenient if they open early.

Absolutely my home & favorite gym but have a simple request…read more A. Staff, We need more foam rollers. B. Gym members & or staff; Please stop stealing the foam rollers. Lastly, maybe a lunk alarm. These mf be too loud working out.

This is the great facility to develop your baseball game! My son has been a part of this amazing…read moreteam for several years!

Place says they open at 3pm (Monday). Arrived a bit after and the doors are locked. Called the…read morenumber and the first time, no answer. Called again and someone finally answered but says he won't be in for a couple of hours and that the facility will be ready around 5-5:30. What a joke completely unprofessional. Change your posted hours because it looks like this isn't the first time it's happened.

Helpful personnel, clean environment, variety of classes for all age groups and levels of physical…read moreactivity

Poor management: Do you read your reviews?…read moreYou have several reviews over a period of years from various members complaining about a rude front desk staff person. Apparently, management chooses not to manage that issue. You need some fresh teachers and new classes in the exercise room. Same old boring stuff. Get some actual Mixxed Fit, U-Jam, or other classes with fresh choreography and music. It's like a senior center in there, which would be fine as far as the seniors, but even seniors like to do NEW choreography. At least pre-pandemic when Bob was teaching Zumba, he kept up with new routines. That's why his Monday night class was packed. There was actual choreography.

The facility itself is nice, but I would strongly recommend that prospective members carefully…read morereview the bylaws before joining. During my membership, the club was dealing with a wall/fence dispute involving a neighboring property and assessed members an additional legal fee related to that matter. When I cancelled, that fee was deducted from my refundable membership deposit. The club later pointed to bylaw language allowing legal-counsel-related fees to be assessed without a member vote, which may be permitted under their rules, but I found the overall handling and communication disappointing. In my view, prospective members should understand that membership may involve additional assessments beyond the regular dues, including legal-fee assessments, and should ask for the current bylaws and any pending assessment information before signing up.

I never knew there was a swim club in CV in the area that it was in up until now. It is a hidden…read morespot - a small swim club that is really great for the residents that live nearby in the area. There is a private parking lot. You'll need a membership to enter the actual facility unless you have been placed on guest list by a member where at check-in, you'll receive a wristband. The club has a large pool, jacuzzi, tennis / pickleball courts, tables that are first come first served in shade, patches of grass where you could lay your towel out, and areas where you could reserve -- gazebo or BBQ areas. Overall, great place for those with kids. The place is very family oriented and seems like everyone who's there knows everyone. Great spot for birthday parties and other holiday celebrations. It's too bad that the marketplace that was within walking distance had that terrible fire accident. People have said that it was a go-to spot whenever they came to the club. Oh, and they allow for deliveries (aka pizza or outras comidas).

Friendly staff, fun facilities. Kinda disorganized at times and some staff don't really know the…read morebusiness and will give bad info over the phone.

this is pur go to place to play volleyball and basketball. the location is perfect. the place is…read morereally spacious and clean. it is safe to say that the place is well maintained. a lot of parking space. if you are looking to play volleyball and basketball indoors, this is the best spot for you. will continue to keep on going back here. i highly recommend.

As someone who trained for several sub-3 hour marathons at their track, it has become my go-to for…read morehigh-volume interval blocks and critical tempo sessions. World-Class Surface: The synthetic polyurethane surface is very well-maintained. The water fountain, the available clean restrooms and easy parking make my life simpler.

So many different resources to use, employees are chill and for the most part leave you alone. They…read moreoffer clothes and sanitation for the equipment to use for you to wipe before and after which is also great. Very spacious and comfortable

My son learned to swim with Pierre within a short period of time. We had attempted lessons at other…read moreplaces before without success. My son was one of the older kids here who didn't know how to swim, so he was self-conscious, but Pierre's expertise and guidance made him comfortable and allowed him to learn without judgment or fear. It was amazing to see him do several different strokes in just a few months time.

MH is okay overall. The tennis courts are nice and there are plenty to reserve from. The pool area…read moreis dark and looks like lights are not all functional. However, the gym needs some improvement. It is full of redundant upper body equipment but has barely anything for the lower body/legs. The closest is a large glute builder machine that is awkward to set up and use. You could use cables to do some leg exercises, but those are often tricky and require people to stand. What if the user is older and balance is an issue? Also, not everyone is skilled to use the barbells at the racks safely. There are no standard lower body machines such as the Leg Press, Leg Extension, Hamstring Curl, and Abductor and Adductor machines. By not having these, the club currently does not have inclusivity for people of all ages / abilities to work the lower body. Mission Hills used to have these machines, but since they brought in the excess of new upper body machines at the beginning of the year, the foundational leg machines are strangely gone. It's a basic expectation for a gym to include some lower body specific machines. The staff keeps saying that they have the lower body machines but that there is no room for them. Something about needing a permit from the city to put these machines in a different part of the gym. It's been 9 months now and still no updates. If they do have them already, maybe they could shift things around and at least get a leg press in there. I wish that management would have done something about this by now.