I have no complaints about this equinox. The yoga studio is nice in the basement next to the…read moreweight machines, so I would do some weights before my weekend wind down yoga class, which is a gentle yoga, more like stretching. I also love Abby's best stretch ever class. There is healthy food available for purchase on the main floor. I have not eaten there but I have sat in the area for a break. Near the 1, 2, 3 trains.

I joined Equinox last spring. It is the most $$$ I've ever spent on a gym membership but I have to…read moresay it's worth it. The W 92nd street location isn't the fanciest one and doesn't have amenities that some other locations have such as a pool or rooftop, but it's my favorite branch. Why? The staff! They are so kind and helpful. The personal trainers will meet you where you are at and listen to what your goals are before helping you build a routine. The equipment is top of the line and they have a great variety of classes. I look forward to Pilates Rise every week. The locker room is full of bespoke products and a steam room to wind down after your workout. The little shop and juice bar are great. It's the cleanest gym I've ever been to.

I have taken the slow flow and restorative yoga classes and they are great…read more However the meditation class was the weirdest. The instructor said it was ok to touch your neighbors if they start to snore. Then I felt someone touch me during the meditation, which totally made me uncomfortable. It is not ok for anyone to touch anyone else during a class. They need to stop this nonsense.

This Equinox has so many problems compared to other locations. It's constantly having service…read moreissues and parts of it are always closed off due to some work/renovations. Another major issue is the WIFI here is unusable. Constantly will not connect and can't get workable cellular signal here so it becomes a dead zone when you're here. For anyone who uses the gym for anything besides straight exercise - as a work and hangout space, this is a major problem.

The only thing I don't like about moving to Brooklyn is that there's no Momentum Fitness. I truly…read moreloved every small group class I took here and thought each one was worth it. I started out with them on class pass, but enjoyed the workouts so much, that I bought classes separately (which I NEVER did). It also helped that they used to have yelp or gilt deals. My favorite classes were ones taught by Bao and Marco, but you really can't go wrong. I've even tried their yoga, pilates, and boxing classes Each class left me feeling stronger and accomplished!

This is overall a good gym with nice trainers. They are somewhat helpful with form. However the…read moreworkout area where the class was just felt so small. It's a bit further away for me so not sure if it's really worth returning that often.

Afterschool Clubhouse - We are so grateful for Afterschool Clubhouse. My 5th grader is happy, and…read moremost importantly, we truly feel that she is supported and genuinely cared for there. In our situation, finding that level of understanding and compassion hasn't always been easy, so it means more to us than we can put into words. The staff's support and dedication have made such a positive difference for our family. Knowing our child is in a safe, nurturing, and encouraging environment each day has lifted a tremendous weight off our shoulders. It's truly one less stressful thing to worry about. We deeply appreciate everything the team does to make this possible. Thank you for creating such a special place for kids and families.

6/30/2015 I applied for scholarship as a $0/NO INCOME…read moreapplicant with a strong presence in the Jewish community. I was offered to pay $110/month. YET, The regular members had a special where they would pay $140/month with a two month free discount and a decreased regular price of $245. I was stunned by the poor treatment. I talked to other scholarship recipients. I would not recommend the Marlene Meyerson JCC. I have volunteered many times at the JCC. I never thought there practices would treat community members so poorly. Baruch Hashem. I have also volunteered for Dorot, where I have delivered food items to elderly Jewish community members. I have spent time with Jewish elders and Rabbis during their times of hardship when I was able to walk. I volunteer for Repair the World, which is a Jewish organization committed to helping impoverished Jews across America. I have campaigned for peace in Israel after the October attacks on many occasions. I also have helped with TALMA, a Jewish organization that travels to Israel to help people displaced by war. Furthermore, I have volunteered for the JCC Harlem and JCC Manhattan to support Jewish programming. I am very disappointed. Baruch Hashem.

I was in town for a quick concert, so I'm writing this review not as a regular customer, but a…read moreshort term visitor with simple needs. I just needed to be able to run on a treadmill. The hotel I stayed at had an inoperable gym due to construction, so I got day passes to this place during my stay. I don't really have any complaints. The layout of the gym was interesting, but it's New York, so maybe this is how gyms are out here. I had no problem finding working treadmills, and I appreciate that they were facing the windows to keep me stimulated during mundane treadmill runs. The workers were kind. No complaints there. I will say I absolutely hated the bathroom. Outside of that, it did what it needed to do.

I saw there's been some poor reviews recently for this location, but my experience has been pretty…read morepositive. Admittedly I only go there when I'm in town from time to time, and only use it for working out using weights, so I have no experience with classes or trainers. Given the relatively small space, I feel the variety of equipments suits my needs very well, and they are by and large in good working order. Sometimes I had to wait a bit for my turn to use an equipment, but usually it's not a problem. The place is clean enough, and people tend to be there for workout not socializing. Certain areas are roped off unless you speak to a trainer/staff so that's probably what put some people off, although gyms in the suburbs often have large classrooms locked except for specific classes, so it's not unusual practice. Location is convenient for me. Hours could be more flexible but I am OK with it.

Perfect gym with perfect post workout activities like swimming. People are also great they don't…read morejudge and minding their own worlds.

I'm an old original Reebox Club person from the late 90s, before they even sold out so I'm picky…read more All these years later, I've slowed down, and I'm even pickier but in a different way. Mercedes Club is perfect for me. Thank you for keeping the music fairly quiet after a long day of work, and thank you for the fantastic service by management and customer service. Also a shout out for quiet lockers!!! Yes!! Every other club has these slamming lockers and I want to lose my mind. I do wish you had more healthy food options for those nights I'm too tired to cook.....but I'll take a juice any day!!! Cheers to time flying and nice people to workout around.

Had two great experiences at Fhitting Room! I am very unathletic and not in shape, so it was…read moreintimidating at first walking in, but the staff and the instructors are friendly and made me feel welcome and hype to be there. Garen and Eric were really fun, helped me with my technique, and allowed me to make modifications. The workouts were very challenging but engaging, and it definitely felt like an accomplishment once I finished. There's a lot of different equipment I used during the sessions, which is fun to try out (at least for someone like me who never goes to the gym otherwise lol). I also found that the people in the room are encouraging, and it felt like we were in it together.

Gym was pretty good. The trainers are pretty good at correcting form. Not sure how I feel about the…read moretvs showing the moves I find it kind of odd. Workout space js small for amount of people in there. If you're not that far away I would recommend otherwise probably not.

Out of the 4 NYSC locals I hop from on the UWS and UES, this gym is hands down last in class. I'd…read moreadvise any friend to not sign up, or drop out, if this is their only location to use. I go only when I am so short on time that I am forced to go close to my place. Issues? Management is powerless to change a thing, and corporate ignores all Communication. This gym was wonderful (with one exception) before renovation; then they ruined it. In a location that used to, and should, have thrice as many, 73d shockingly installed FIVE--total FIVE--ellipticals, and even fewer stair mills. No variety in cardio: use treadmill instead of Central Park (boring), ride a bike (only THREE), climb stairs (almost always taken), or fight to get one of the four functioning ellipticals that are, by the way, all the same variety. To all those considering this gym, I say Buyer Beware!

When I arrived, there was no one at the front desk. I scanned in using my phone, grabbed a towel,…read moreand began walking around the gym to familiarize myself with the equipment before heading to the locker room. While doing so, another member approached me and made inappropriate comments, saying, "I won't tell if you won't tell." she repeated this a few time She went on to imply that people often walk in and take items without permission and suggested I should go to a gym closer to my home. I explained that I live in Brooklyn and do not have a gym in my area. She then insisted on walking me to the locker room. A few minutes later, this same member entered the locker room and questioned whether I intended to work out there. This interaction left me feeling uncomfortable, judged, and unwelcome. Shortly after, a male employee approached me regarding a complaint about people "laughing and screaming." I wasn't aware that speaking or expressing joy at the gym was against the rules, and I strongly suspect the complaint was made by the same member who confronted me earlier. This entire experience has left me feeling unfairly targeted and profiled. As someone who chose NYC Sports Club for its reputation and accessibility, this incident was both disheartening and unacceptable. Everyone deserves to feel welcome and respected in a gym environment, and my experience today fell far short of those expectations.