Terrible. Place is not kept clean, there's mold in the bathrooms, extremely hot, and $44 a month…read more They have decent equipment but everything else is terrible. Also, when you go to cancel they will send you down some long convoluted trail and charge you extra. Whatever you do, don't go here. There's a crunch a few minutes away that's way bigger, cleaner, cheaper, and all around better.

FRAUDSTERS Withdrew my membership, promised me a refund,…read morethen lied against my CC Charge dispute. Be careful. Paramount Acceptance will withdraw from your account, but claim they have no obligation to fulfill refunds.

My wife and I were in Savannah for a six-day Valentine's trip, and we always make it a point to…read morefind a solid local gym to keep up with our training. We're glad we found Fitness on Broton -- this place was exactly what we were looking for. The owner was incredibly pleasant, friendly, and welcoming. The gym has an excellent inventory of free weights, machines, and a functional training area. Having a sauna downstairs was a huge bonus, and the showers and amenities made it easy to train and continue our day without hassle. We picked up a three-day pass for $35, which was a great value for visitors. This is exactly the kind of locally owned gym we love supporting when traveling. Highly recommend stopping in if you're in Savannah -- we'll definitely be back next time we're in town.

I was in town for a few days and staying at an AirBnB near the downtown area. I knew I would get…read moreplenty of walking in during my visit, but I need to find a gym to keep up my fitness regimen. Luckily I found Fitness On Broughton! I called in and the gentleman explained how the pass worked. He was very clear and patient. When I arrived, I filled out a waiver online and paid the $25 fee for a 1 day (24 hours) pass. They've got lots of cardio (rowers, bikes, treadmills, etc.) equipment as well as free weights (dumbbells, olympic rack, and various bars) and machines. In addition, there's a room where various classes are taught. I might have been interested in a class but my timing didn't work out. Overall it was a great experience so Fitness On Broughton could probably meet all of your workout needs.

This is the only real training facility in (or even near) Savannah. While the equipment is…read morecertainly tailored to powerlifters and strongmen, almost anyone can get a workout in here (don't come in expecting to see treadmills or cardio machines). The gym offers real competition equipment designed for elite athletes. The owners are super cool, very accommodating, and I don't know where I would be as a competitive powerlifter without them.

From the owner: We specialize in weight loss, athletic training, powerlifting, strongman and meal planning.read more

I love the hub! I would consider myself a beginner at working out, but I've been to a few classes…read moreat the hub and feel so welcome. I appreciate their willingness to help and provide motivation and modifications. They also have a faith-based class which is something I really enjoy! I would recommend the Hub to all experience levels! It's a lot of fun!

DO NOT GO HERE!!!…read more Worst service ever and will not let you cancel memberships - all of the good instructors left for a reason!

This place is clean, comfortable temp and lots of equipment. Model for the franchise.read more

I canceled my membership over a month ago, with confirmation. Despite that, I was charged again…read morethis week. I went into the gym in person to sort it out and get a refund, and was told it would be handled. Today I was charged again, another $31.99, even though my membership was supposedly canceled over a month ago. I've now been billed multiple times for a membership I no longer have, and staff have been unable (or unwilling) to actually fix the problem or issue a refund. This isn't a one-time mistake, it's a pattern, and it feels like they're hoping I'll just give up and let the charges slide. If you're considering canceling your membership here, document everything and keep a close eye on your bank statements, because cancellation does not seem to stop the billing. I'm currently disputing the charges with my bank and would not recommend this location to anyone based on how this has been handled.

I'm visiting this location from out of town and I have what they call a black membership so I can…read moreaccess clubs whenever I travel. Friday afternoon I spoke to one of the women at the desk to tell her that the urinals were filthy and to please find someone to clean them. I spoke to another woman Saturday morning and the urinals were still filthy today. I spoke to a male worker who said he would clean them and they were still filthy when I left. Toilets are no better. Including no toilet paper.

Well you can't beat the price at like $22 a month without a contract. They have a cheaper one too,…read moreit just doesn't have access to the massage chairs, Tanning and you can't bring a friend. There are three locations here is Savannah and I have visited them all. This particular one is very nice. It hasn't been opened that long. It's never super busy where there isn't the machine or weights I want. The staff is always friendly. The locker room and bathroom is clean. They offer sports drinks and water for purchase. There is a small bike rack in case you want to ride here. There is plenty of parking otherwise. It can be a challenge getting into the parking lot at times because the area is congested.

Fantastic place to work out. Good weight lifter gym. Nice folks, giant clean locker room (if you…read moreneed that) with sauna and steam and an area to just chill and read? Yep. Didn't really need that with my workout but if you do... At any rate, nice equipment and free weights and they aren't anti on serious weight lifting. Go heavy. And its right in the middle of savannah shopping and sites and school.

From the few gyms I checked out; this is the best by far. Very clean, and well organized. I…read morelike that is not overcrowded and that most of it's machines are in well conditions. The only negative is that is could be a tap overpriced.

I liked this YMCA, until I went to another one. We attended swim lessons here. The instructor was…read moregood, but I found a better one! This YMCA didn't provide me a breakdown of what my toddler was going to go over. I didn't even know that was a thing until another YMCA gave me a welcome sheet at the first class! They set the standard high. It's summer, so there are a lot of people and summer camps, especially with it being a noon class. They could definitely increase the seating area for parents, and put more shaded areas. The pool is a little tight. The kids water play area is awesome, for babies and older kids. It's not a terrible YMCA, but it's definitely congested and I've experienced better instructors and customer service elsewhere.

Great points: many great programs for all ages. They have now expanded their hours for the gym to…read more10 pm. Clean showers, steam and Jacuzzi area. Huge amount of lockers! They have automated the gate/entry and that same gate card works at other Y's. The desk staff are always welcoming and supportive and do their best to answer all questions. Free Wi-Fi and a lot of TV's for watching. Good points: they have opened the gym area so that it doesn't have that walk of shame feeling where everyone is staring at you. I hated walking through the treadmills as if I was being judged and I'm in fair shape. Cons: even though it was opened up/remodeled, the free weight area is still a tight space and you still have to learn to walk around and not hit someone in the head with your weights. The worst: the YMCA officially became the Y a few decades ago. i.e. there are women here and the goal became to not be so beat you over the head with a bible. I am a Christian and go to church faithfully. And yet, this place hired a chaplain. Why? And why for incredible amounts of $$$ with benefits and a car when it's supposed to be for the community at large? For over $100k, there are far too many things that are needed: more stuff for the elderly, disadvantaged, poor, children....... more trainers that help all for no cost. I find that the full time staff ignore most of the people including the elderly. Richard in the wheelchair is the only full timer (?) that talks to everybody.