I recently moved from Denver, CO and joined Charlotte Athletic Club primarily for the location and…read morewalkability to Uptown. From signup through cancellation, the experience was consistently poor. The signup process was unnecessarily difficult. You cannot sign up online or over the phone and must come in person. I arrived during hours I was told a manager would be present, only to find they had left early, requiring an additional visit to complete enrollment. The gym charges $150 per month per person, with additional costs for lockers, an extra month (extra $150) due on signup, and a facility improvement fee every six months. Despite the price, there is no coat rack or place to store even a jacket. Communication is "you must pay an extra amount for lockers each month" even though lockers are framed as an optional amenity. Charging for lockers in the first place is grubby. Every gym I've attended in the past includes them for free. Pool access is advertised. The pool is actually pool access passes included in membership to the Omni Hotel pool, we were told it was to be opened fall 2025, it has remained closed. This was communicated after signup. The equipment itself is fine, but there is no water bottle refill station, and the water available specifically says "don't fill your water bottle up". It's a gym. Who wants to use a small paper open top cup when working out. Bathrooms are often not clean. If you're coming in in the afternoon for workouts, the gym maintenance and cleaning happens then, so expect some vacuuming and hammering happening most days. But my primary issue is the staff experience relative to the price point. Front desk staff are often disengaged. A trainer instructed us to re rack weights that we didn't use. When we told him they were there before we used the machine he communicated "clean them up anyways". I rack weights when done using them. For $150 a month, if another gym member leaves weights behind, and this is noticed by the staff, I'd expect gym staff to care for the cleanup of other members weights left behind. And especially the first time, just unnecessarily hostile and unfriendly. There are many more similar interactions like this with staff. After I canceled my membership and requested my wife's remain active, a manager approached her requesting credit card information, the implication being "don't forget to pay" in a way that felt inappropriate. This is acceptable at a lower priced gym. Again, it's not what I expect at this price point. This is a premium priced gym with a good location and adequate equipment, but the service level does not match. I'm switching to another gym in the area.

Curious as to why there's a lack of transparency on the membership rates not posted in the website…read more Instead they want you to fill out a contact form.... And what about advertising "all classes included" however all of these indicate again, the lack of transparency that these class descriptions in RED are not... And it looks like the website is back online.

This gym is awesome More equipment than you'll ever need…read morePosing room Clean facilities Tons of supplements and snacks Massive turf fields Powerlifting, bodybuilding, and strong man's oasis!

Great gym. Very friendly, decent staff…read more I was In Charlotte for the weekend and needed a place to train. Very happy to find this place.

Long time member. They raised rates significantly without any changes/improvements to their…read morefacilities, and was not able to access the new facility without an even more expensive membership. Staff spends more time socializing than cleaning or assisting customers. Additions promised, but never delivered. They seem more interested in promoting their trainers on social media.

Great gym! Great people! This gym has everything that I need and it's quiet and well kept. The…read morestaff members are extremely polite and welcoming.

I received a free intro class after attending a fitness event to this location. I was looking for a…read moremore whole body HIT workout (with no treadmills), and this workout definitely HIT! I've been looking for a change since quitting my last gym and wanted something that would target my whole body for a whole class instead of only 20 minutes at other gyms. Everyone was friendly from the staff, owner, and even others attending the class. They took the time out to explain everything to me in detail, the process, what to look for, and the heart rate monitors you wear during the class. The class itself consisted of 6 stations, rowers, bench, weights, and cycles, and you do different kinds of workouts in each station for about 2 min and then switch to a different station. It felt awesome, and I felt like I was able to target every muscle I wanted to in just this one class. I took advantage of their black Friday deals and will def be returning to get my workouts. If you are looking around for different workout options, I def. Recommend scheduling your free intro class here and see what it's all about. This is their only location. They do have a parking deck, but the ticket can be validated. Also, some street parking if you're lucky enough to snag a spot.

Volofit's mission is to be more than just a workout. They truly want to be a community and…read moreencourage you on your journey, whatever that may look like. The studio and equipment are top-notch, parking is free (validated garage parking), and they have showers! As far as the workout goes, I would say its a hybrid between F45 and Orange Theory. It's a circuit style workout, every workout is different, and the workout could include anything from battle ropes, slam balls, body weight exercises, assault bike, rower, dumbbells, kettlebells, pull ups, etc. Overall, it's a high-cardio class that incorporates strength training. Similar to Orange Theory, the class uses heart rate monitors (not required, but strongly encouraged). The goal of the class is to get "20 points," or 20 minutes at more than 70% of your max heart rate. If the above is the kind of workout you're looking for, then I recommend Volofit.

This gym has amazing classes, friendly staff and great equipment. I would highly recommend this gym.read more

Based on the new parking vendor Metropolis Memberships now limits workouts to three hours. After…read morethree hour members will have to pay to park . Gym hours are posted at the front door... make me understand how members that drive and park are now limited to 3 hours to allow Metropolis to make a profit. Membership at the YMCA is not cheap. Members are not treated equally based on those that park and don't park. How can the Y now limit membership work out time???? We pay to use the facility at our leisure!!

This gym entrance is in the basement of a building. Gym has a ton of equipments but all very close…read moretogether. Surprisingly it's very clean. Not too crowded on a weekday. Locker room is huge.

Located off Tyron St in downtown uptown. The door on Tyron doesn't open, at least it didn't for me…read more There is a number to call if the door doesn't open. Luckily, there was another gym goer that smartened me up on how to get inside. You have to enter to the left of the door and take an elevator down to the lower level. I'm sure this is what I would've been told when I called the number on the door. Upon finding the gym entrance, you can see it is tightly packed inside. Coming after 5pm, I expected the gym to be busy. Boy was it. I was able to get a workout in with adjusting a few things. Plenty of equipment to use whatever your workout routine is. There are columns that block a good portion of the mirrors when using the cable machines. Gym was clean. Staff said hello.

Favorite gym in Charlotte, great trainers, great workouts and dope environment, happy I was able to…read morefind this gym after leaving my gym in Greensboro, NC.

Fantastic gym with a lot to offer, they provide a one stop shop for all of your fitness needs. Very…read moreimpressed with this gym and most definitely will be returning my next trip to Charlotte!

If you want to get skinny you should go here! If you want to feel accomplished after a workout you…read moreshould go here. If you want to die during your workout you should go here. If you want to get hyped up during your workout you should go here. Interval treadmill training and weight lifting in 45-50 mins is not for the weak. Sooo worth it though especially if you stick to it for a few months. You'll see results quick!!

I had my first class with Zach B then second with Heidi H! Both were great and the playlists were…read morevery fun in both! I wish the classes weren't as expensive but these classes are a great way to meet people and stay active! I also noticed that they seem to have a lot of class openings day of where other fitness studios nearby are mostly booked up weeks in advance!