The Alaska Club - Terrible Customer Service and Dishonest Practices…read more My experience with The Alaska Club has been nothing short of awful. Their customer service is unprofessional, relentless, and completely dismissive of member requests. After signing up, I was repeatedly called by their sales rep--even after telling them multiple times to stop contacting me. It got so bad that I eventually had to block their number. When I joined, I signed a contract stating I would pay $76 for my first month and had a two‑week trial period before committing to a year‑long membership. The agreement clearly stated that if I canceled within those two weeks, I would receive my $76 back. I canceled well within that window. What followed was four months of emails and phone calls just trying to get the refund I was promised. I finally received the $76, only to check my account later and see that they had taken it back. After everything, they still pulled the money from my account. This business operates with misleading practices and zero accountability. The constant calling, the runaround, and the refund fiasco make it clear that they do not value their members at all. Do not join. And if you're already a member, leave now.

This place is amazing. It's the best gym in Fairbanks by far. They have everything from weights to…read morepickleball, pool to childcare. Very family friendly. I love this place!

Solid Gym with all the essentials. Extremely clean facility and friendly staff. Huge plus for me is…read morethe sauna and steam room side by side. Showers in women's locker room need some tlc. Just some spruce up would help the shower area. New heads and shower curtains can make a big difference. Very very quiet facility. The weightlifting area is smaller then I'm used to but the squat racks and functional training areas are well stocked with kettlebells and a variety of barbells along with weighted balls etc. odd shaped plates in the lifting room but that's fine. Cardio machines all upstairs with some assault machines in the weight area which is cool to be able to get a good circuit training in. The pool and rink were not open at the time I spent there.

Hours of Operation:…read more Physical Fitness Center (PFC) Monday - Friday: 5:30 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. PFC ICE RINK Open Recreational Ice Skating Friday: 5:30 - 7:45 p.m. Saturday, Sunday, Holidays, School Breaks: 1:30 - 4 p.m. Thanksgiving and Christmas Day: CLOSED Lunch Hour Skating ($1.50 skating fee plus skate rental) Monday and Wednesday 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Open Skate Tuesday and Thursday 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Stick Hockey Holiday and School Breaks CANCELLED Rec Hockey (Authorized DoD ID cardholders/ No guests) Sunday 4:15 - 6 p.m. . Fee $3.50 daily, goalies free

The gym itself appeared to be very good for this type of facility- 24-hour, key fob access gym. I…read morewent there to inquire about membership. The person that let me in, told me I needed to scan the QR code for the information and then walked away. Expected at least a little more from the only employee I saw at 11 AM.

In Fairbanks just for a week and our hotel gym did not have free weights. This gym had a great…read moreweekly deal, very clean, fantastic selection of free weights and machines, super nice people. Super glad we we picked it!

Love this gym. Love this community, and the coaches. I'm always challenged and I always leave…read morefeeling better than I was when I got there.

I am very out of shape, throw in Covid living for the last two years and things are just tough!…read morePrior to Covid we were very active at the Alaska club, buuuut I was always disappointed by the lack of skill/ knowledge the instructors had some were hands down amazing but many times it seemed like they were just going through the motions. The pricing was also just too much. For probably six months I've been searching for the right fit gym. I tried several in town and nothing really seemed to work, either I felt way out of place or uncomfortable or they had the equipment but no instruction... I heard about PWR house through friends and coworkers, initially I wasn't sure about it because everyone I know who goes to this gym is legit fit. I just didn't want to be another experience where I went to class and all the in shape people look at me like wth is she doing here and snob me. Anyhow about three weeks ago I tried my first class and was totally shocked, everyone was so kind and supportive and I didn't feel out of place at all. So I decided to try a few other types of classes as a "drop in" $15 per drop in is super reasonable too other drop ins I've done at other gyms were $20-35! I was in disbelief after my third class every single class I felt welcome and like I was getting the best work out ever and that the instructors knew their stuff. Now I'm three weeks in and I've gone all in. I joined one of their small personal training groups and sign up for daily classes with my monthly pass- which I cannot stress enough what a crazy deal the monthly passes are - no one in town offers so much for so little as cheesy as that sounds. Everyone is so encouraging and positive! I'm definitely a Debbie downer but even my bitter a$$ feels happy after every single work out I'm getting stronger little by little and I've already noticed just after three weeks my flexibility has at least doubled. I should also say this is definitely a gym for people who might have peaked in their work outs every classes has modifications available to increase or decrease or stay in the middle. If you're just traveling through the drop in classes would be perfect! Or if you're in town for a bit longer they offer a series of classes for a rate and they also have the option of monthly passes to go to as many classes as you want. The vibe inside it unmatched in town and I'm super happy I gave it a try!

I'm writing this mostly in response to Candriann's post. It sounds like she did a drop-in, and…read morehadn't been to a box prior (forgive me if I'm wrong). That is a mistake. Yes, you can't learn the moves in 1.5 hours. I've been going for a year and a half and I'm still not perfect with a lot of the moves. There is now a beginner's on-ramp course that lasts a few weeks, but the reason there wasn't one before is because there used to be so few people that attended classes, and the owners and instructors could work one-on-one with new people. In the past few months there has been a huge influx of new people, resulting in less one-on-one attention. The owners and other instructors are great; they know what they're doing, and will help without you asking. They want you to get better. Also, they are very approachable and reasonable, so I am surprised about the pricing problem that Candriann had. They don't try and "hide" anything and they aren't out to get people. Lastly, the ego. I have no idea what she is referring to. Maybe it's like that in some boxes, but definitely not here. When I started, I was terrified. I had never done anything more than running and playing soccer in high school. So, my weightlifting knowledge and experience was zero. I was nervous about lifting in front of others that knew what they were doing, and even more because I could barely lift the bar! But, the instructors and owners were (and still are) extremely patience, nice, helpful, AND motivational! Everyone is! People do not want to be disturbed when in the middle of a lift or a workout, but that doesn't mean they have a large ego or think they are superior to anyone else. If you're thinking about trying CrossFit Fairbanks, don't let Candriann's review discourage you; come decide for yourself. I absolutely love it, and have made incredible progress fitness-wise.

I started CrossFit here back in 2013, and when I moved to Anchorage in 2015, I knew I was going to…read moremiss it! I'm lucky enough to get to spend the summer here in Fairbanks, so the first thing I did was to run out and get my membership renewed! The staff are incredible and very approachable - - with level two certifications and years of experience, I look to the coaches for support and advice. They're great at encouraging athletes to do their best! If you're on the fence about trying out CrossFit Fairbanks, you have nothing to lose!

FnH Fitness is more than a gym--it's a life-changing community…read more From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed, supported, and challenged in the best way. The trainers are incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, pushing you to grow while meeting you exactly where you are. The workouts are intentional, and effective. What truly sets FnH apart is the mindset they cultivate. It's not just about physical strength--it's about mental resilience, personal empowerment, and creating a healthier, more joyful life. I've become stronger, more confident, and more connected to myself because of this space.

I cannot say enough about F&H Fitness Studio. I've been coming here now for 10 years, and it has…read morecompletely changed my life in so many ways. physically, mentally and spiritually. It's more than a "gym"..it's a family. Never has been working out been so fun, and inspiring and most of all ..so tough but effective. Give them a try, you will not regret it!!!

Place opens at 5am and I came 5:20 and there were a lot of people here already! Hello Alaska!…read more Nice to see you guys take fitness seriously! Still easily used the equipment I wanted and had a nice workout. What impressed me the MOST was I saw staff doing deep cleaning of the equipment! I have never seen the staff at my hometown gym do this and I wish they would! Will definitely come back when I'm the area!

Rude and dishonest, front end staff were very unfriendly every time I went there and when I decided…read moreto cancel my membership they continued to bill me and after contacting the regional manager to no avail they continue to try and charge me. stay away from these scammers. They responded to inply that i didn't understand the agreement and provided a email address I've already reached out to for help to no outcome.... I'm still being charged for nothing! Stay away from these thieves.