I've had the açaí smoothie and it was quite delicious and filling. Definitely recommend trying the…read moresmoothies. The seating area was spacious and extremely clean. The staff here are very nice and knowledgeable.

Five stars! Melody made my first visit to Lifetime feel so welcoming, and Isiah was super patient…read moregetting me checked in. The gym was spotless, and Sung & George at the café gave top-notch service. Amazing staff, great vibe I'll definitely be back!

I absolutely LOVE this gym. People are wonderful, place is always clean, easy to park, great indoor…read morepool. Outstanding place to work out.

This review is coming from a morning person. Haha. This is a very nice gym. I got a red carpet tour…read morefrom John Kras and he showed me all that this place had to offer. This gym is so huge! It was clean and had all the machines you could think of. The membership price is reasonable but the gym can be packed due to the location and the size. The gym lockers has a no photo policy on all the mirrors so all the progress pic girlies be mindful. Other than that, I wish this location worked out for me but unfortunately it's far from where I live. But if you are thinking to join? It's a no brainer.

This place is great. Our staff came here to celebrate and have fun together. After breaking up in…read moreteams and trying out the rooms, we had such a blast. I should have brought a change of clothes because we were sweating! I like how each room has different styles of games. And that the games do get harder on different levels. This is a fun place for friends, coworkers, and families!

If you've ever wanted to feel like you're inside a real-life video game like Wreck It Ralph,…read moreActivate is the place. I've been to Level 99, so it's comparable where there's multiple rooms and activities and you work together to finish the game. Here, you can do competitive games against your group, which makes things more interesting. Theres about 10-15 rooms and each room has different activities to choose from and levels. Unlike Level99, the directions here make sense when you get the hints. As soon as these doors open, within seconds, we were sprinting between glowing rooms trying to beat puzzles, dodge lasers, and slap light panels like our lives depended on it. The concept is basically part escape room, part laser tag, part interactive arcade, except you are the controller. And yes... you will sweat. Each room has a different challenge, and the games ramp up in difficulty so it gets weirdly competitive (especially when everyone's scores are tracked on the wristbands). One minute you're carefully solving a puzzle and the next minute you're hopping across light-up floors like it's an adult version of "the floor is lava." A few notes from the field: * Free lockers to store your belongings. * Bring a water bottle! * Wear athletic clothes and sneakers. This is not a cute-boots/sandals activity. * It's way more physical than expected--in a fun way. * Eat AFTER you come, especially if it's a date night. You don't want to see anything coming up during the activities. What I loved most is that it's fast-paced and replayable. You can bounce between rooms, try different difficulty levels, and keep chasing a higher score. It's perfect for groups, birthdays, team outings, or honestly just blowing off steam. Bottom line: it's chaotic, active, and ridiculously fun. Also in comparison to Level 99, it's not as busy and we don't have to wait outside rooms for long. Would I go back? 100%. My competitive side refuses to accept my current score.

Bethesda OneLife has everything: Treadmills, steppers, other aerobic equipment, free weights,…read moreweight machines, tennis and racquetball courts, basketball, personal training, classes. And very important in Bethesda, covered "free" parking. Desk staff, trainers and general manager are friendly and helpful. Almost forgot: Sauna, steam, whirlpool, swimming pool. Complaints: The stream room takes too long to repair; the whirlpool can look dirty, especially after a busy weekend. Sometimes they run out of towels.

I would say this gym is ok. It does not compete with the luxury gyms of Bethesda but it gets the…read morejob done for a good work out.

Well worth the money! Especially if you take advantage of the classes. They have everything you…read morecould need in a gym. The staff is friendly and the manager, Erika, is phenomenal. The spa is excellent and you get a discount during your birthday month. Class instructors are fantastic and each provides a unique style.

Equinox Bethesda is the best luxury gym in the area, so many activities to choose between a huge…read morecalendar of classes, 2 floors one just for cardio and other one for strength. A complete locker room space with all you might need as showers with body wash, shampoo, conditioner and facial cleanser, a full operating steam room, so many other thing that make my money works.

I recently started at this club about a week ago now. The whole experience is great. Mindy the…read moreassistant general manager was exceptional at assisting my kids with swimming lessons. I highly recommend this place.

I have been a member for over a decade and I attend group yoga classes multiple times a week. I…read morehave also used their pool. It's not just a tennis club, although that's their main focus. But, they have a complete fitness gym, pilates and yoga studios, aerobics classes, spin classes, aquatic classes, personal trainers, and more. Our yoga community is very supportive, so I am always encouraged to go to class even when it's cold out or raining, etc. I am a "senior" & so there is something there for people of all ages. We have a 85-year old who regularly comes to yoga with the rest of us. But, the kids can play basketball or tennis, work-out in the gym, or swim in the pool.

This is really a great swimming pool in the neighborhood. The pool is kept clean and you feel that…read moreyour kids are safe. There is a lot for kids to do like play volleyball or play in the sandbox during adult swim. They have a couple of Gazebos to eat. Armands Pizza comes to the pool weekly with their pizza truck. There is also a weekly raft night which is fun to watch the pool filled with rafts. The pool is never really crowded except the first weekend and 4th of July. There is a 4th of July parade each year in the community that ends at the pool where everyone, even if you are not a member, can attend the pool for the day. On that day, the neighbors grill and all the food is free. And I'm happy that the pool finally got wifi this year!! Yeah! For new people trying to join, expect to be on the waiting list. If you are lucky you can get in the same year, but most times it is at least one full year.