It's filthy. In all the time I've been there, I've never once seen anyone actually cleaning the…read moreplace. Also be very careful giving them your credit card. In my experience they make it extremely difficult to cancel a membership, and charges continue even after you try. The whole thing feels very scummy and unprofessional.

payment and credit card policies not well publicized. I was charged an additional $10 for changing…read moremy billing card and told it was in the customer policy documents. certainlyso t recall any "documents"

Was appalled to learn that my guest from out of state was denied access to the free trial that…read moreevery dope and their brother gets because of some totally made up policy that even the young lady at the desk made fun of and blamed on her idiot boss. Petty, discriminatory and just plain awful business. Ridiculous and someone should make that right ASAP.

I recently moved to the area from another state and wanted to do the free trial to see if this…read morewould be a good gym to start a membership. Instead, I was told that simply because my ID was out-of-state, I could not utilize the trial and would have to pay $35 for a day pass. The receptionist was nice enough, but explained that management was sticklers for this thoughtless rule. In using the day pass, the countless downfalls of the gym were blatantly clear: old, rundown equipment; dust and grime all around; poor ventilation--all culminating in a terrible experience. Not only was my money wasted, but my time as well.

If you are looking for swim lessons, no matter if it is for your beginner swimmer or you need…read moretraining to qualify for Red Cross / Nassau County lifeguard certification, we cannot recommend the YMCA at Glen Cove enough! Eric Gentile is an incredibly hands-on Aquatics Director who is invested in each swimmer's success. His patience and care is only matched by Spencer Tanchuck's knowledge, skill and ability to motivate! Their teamwork approach made what we felt was impossible possible.

This Y has remodeled its gym as well as the weight room. If you looking for a place to play indoor…read morePickelball or have a good workout or swim you should look into this place. The staff is friendly and they have many classes to take.

I'm a big fan of the JCC--the facility is great, the crowd is vibrant and diverse, there's great…read moreprograms, and the staff is smart and genuinely helpful. So why only four stars? I joined to swim, and the pool itself is excellent. The problem is what happens right before people get in: no one showers. I've seen people go straight from the basketball court, still schvitzing, into the jacuzzi (ew!). I've even seen lifeguards hop in without rinsing off. When even the referees aren't following the rules, as stated on the sign there, it's not a great sign. All this isn't exactly appetizing. I've lived abroad and traveled quite a bit, and there's a cultural aspect to this. In France, skipping the pre-swim shower is unthinkable. In Iceland, someone actually supervises your scrub-down before you're allowed into the hot pots. In Mexico City, where I swim in a private gym akin to the JCC, it's definitely enforced. In Japan--forget about it. I've raised this three times with Steve Miller, the director of health and wellness. His view is that they add enough chlorine to kill the germs and that people should know better, but there's no real way to enforce it--lifeguards need to watch the pool, not police showering. (Though they do other distracted things like testing the water.) His proposed solution has been new signage--but who knows when? And I'm skeptical a sign will succeed where social norms have failed. It comes down to education. Most people in the pool where caps, for instance. Why? That's what they were told. So, why not tell them to shower? It's simply a matter of priorities, which this doesn't seem to be. Maybe I'm the only one who cares--based on the evidence, that might be true. But for a place that does so many things right, this one issue, for me, is hard to ignore.

Great all-round facility with gyms, ball courts, pool, fitness center plus many programs for kids,…read moreseniors, adults, memory loss seniors, etc. Well maintained by tremendous staff of janitors.

This is an amazing gym I absolutely love the peloton treadmill's. The people are really nice. The…read moreequipment is top-of-the-line. The bathroom feels like a spa. The gym is only two Minutes from my house and I absolutely love it

A great gym with awesome group fitness classes. Highly recommend! Love the staff as well :)read more

Really well-maintained location. Not as spacious as some, but everything is in good shape and usual…read moreEquinox quality is evident.

my dad works here. hes pretty lit. The gym is better then the dirty and disgusting weight room at…read moremy school

The facility is poorly maintained, with dirty floors and noticeable hair and dust throughout. Given…read morethat many exercises are performed on the floor, this level of uncleanliness is completely unacceptable. Additionally, the front desk staff appear unprofessional and inadequately trained. While most trainers are competent and nice to work with, some play music at excessively high volumes, to the point that members feel the need to use earplugs.

Love this studio! They are all very supportive and friendly. I had to try and transfer my…read moremembership from a different studio and my home studio was being such a pain. All the front desk staff were super helpful, but Kris is THE BEST!! I also like the 45 minute classes on Tuesdays, for someone that's new to working out and especially running, the shorter classes are good for me.