Best Gyms with Locker Rooms With Showers near New-york, New-york

This club is awful and not at all worth $300 a month. I was told when I joined that it was “never crowded” but that was a lie — this is one of the MOST crowded gyms I’ve ever been to, much more than a regular bodybuilding gym. More importantly, there’s a bunch of facility issues they constantly attempt to cover up. There was water damage in the first floor ceiling that tore a hole through it. I constantly receive emails about water outages throughout the club (shower and drinking water). We were kicked out once because the lights were flickering like crazy which I’m pretty sure is a electricity hazard. The basement fully SET ON FIRE once because of a dryer overheating and we had to be evacuated. I tried to attach photos but Google deleted my review unless I removed them. I’ve heard from trainers that they are instructed by management to go up to random people and try to sell them sessions constantly. Why am I paying $300 to be bothered by trainers non-stop? They are also treated extremely poorly and pretty much exploited (only paid $20-30 a session for the first few months, even though Equinox charges ~$150) so good luck finding a trainer to work with who won’t quit after 2-3 months. I met a trainer once who quit after two days. The “luxury customer service” they try to sell you is a complete lie. The sales people will tell you anything to try to get you to sign up, but once you’re in, you’re on your own. And it doesn’t feel like a luxury gym by any means, aside from the fact that the gym itself is pretty and the machines are nice. Everytime I’ve filed feedback for something in the past, it’s brushed over with the most flippant or ridiculous response — but no action. The staff and front desk are amazing for the most part; I’ve met some people here who are great, but other than that my experience has been horrendous. I’m trying to speak to them currently on the basis of all aforementioned issues and am just being ghosted or given the runaround. This customer service isn’t even worth a dollar a month, much less $300. You’d get better customer service at a PF.

This location is very well spaced out over multiple floors and ranks as one of the better Equinoxes in Downtown Manhattan. The treadmills are on another level with charging stations and high quality screens for entertainment that immensely upgrade your workout. The main exercise studio is spacious and well supplied with different weights. It’s a bit crowded on Saturdays but nowhere near as atrocious as SoHo on any given day. The women’s locker room is immaculate and the only downside is the low water pressure of the showers. All in all this is one of my favorite Equinox locations!

This new Equinox location in NoMad is beautiful, 3 floors of equipment with spacious stretching areas. Very well maintained and extremely clean. The lobby is very nice decorated with plenty of comfortable seats. Gentle staff and very helpful.

Good amount of space across 4 floors, and solid diversity in equipment. Better than your average Equinox, but not quite a flagship location. No pool and it’s a bit odd that the lounge area has no separation from the rest of the gym. I’d recommend this location over the nearby Flatiron and Gramercy Equinoxes

I wanted to write about the tour / sales rep experience along with my actual experience at the gym. I was assigned to meet with Scott but he was apparently out so I got Marcos. It was easy to book online through the website and it was nice to take advantage of the holiday sale where they waive the initiation fee. Upon entering the lobby, I loved how nice the lobby is, great place to relax , take a phone call and recuperate with their nice lounge chairs with plenty of tables. Concierge was so nice. Marcos seemed nervous when he greeted me, and kinda is gave me vibes that he was judging me upon first appearance, which is human nature but its safe to say that i did not fit their typical customer mold of being a hot athlete or rich finance bro/chick. Nonetheless I made it a point that i am postpartum and have a modest goal of working out 3 times a week with some cardio and group classes in mind. The facility itself was beautiful with a comprehensive map showing what equipment and studios are on each floor. The equipment easily is worth 25k, it was nicely organized, and each floor was being cleaned 24.7. There is plenty of space to lift weights, a stretch area, and plenty of cardio machines that are state of the art and not on top of each other. The studios are amazing, it is so nice to have all the equipment and mats you need already with their easy to use equinox plus app to book classes 26 hours in advance. Loved that they do spin classes too. There is also good reformer Pilates studio for those who want 1 on 1 private classes. The spa looks really relaxing and very cozy, i would totally take a nap in there. The scented towels and water stations are also a big plus. What annoyed me with sales is they don't go over billing questions like how to do i freeze or cancel , what are the plus and minuses of doing a membership at on location versus passport which can get you into cool places like Hudson yards. i also got no explanation about how to contact billing, but reviews show concierge as the domain to contact so when I brought it up he agreed that was the route to go. It also is not clear why some places cost more than others along with what day passes or guest passes you can use. He also didn’t volunteer that you can upgrade or downgrade/freeze membership anytime. There was a big push to book their fancy personal training packages and go with the free fitness test which probably leads to big lectures about why you need to book a trainer. Seemed like Niko was a popular trainer he used himself. You can easily expect to spend an extra 2k on these types of trainers on top of the hefty 285 you pay a month. Even when you workout in the gym you will see trainers look at you like a hawk hoping to connect with you as a potential client. Really awkward. I guess they all make commission off of these things. Either way expect an amazing workout in the classes, so much to choose from between barre, cycling, running, rowing, strength training, yoga, heated yoga, Pilates, ab workouts, the list goes on and on. I have thoroughly enjoyed each class and yes instructors are hardcore from like Penn State, but they really give it their all. When that is all done, you can enjoy their amazing steam room with clean showers, and amazing grown alchemist skin care products. i also appreciate their high end hair tools, hair ties, shaving razors and hair ties- its also nice that they have good lotions after you shower and plenty of stations to sit and change or do your makeup. I do wish this place had a pool/jacuzzi or dry sauna. lockers are also kind of small, but no lock is needed. You can take advantage of their coat check near the locker rooms. Overall, it is safe to say that this gym is worth the money and has the luxury perks but it is probably not the top equinox location- it has the potential though!

Amazing experience! If you’re a peloton, this is a must-do while in NYC. The whole process was well-organized, friendly, engaging, and high energy! It’s a core memory for me and my friends on a girls’ trip to the city. Locker rooms are clean and smell nice. They have Dyson hair dryers and other accessories. Shoutout to Juan getting us all ready and hype, Darnell for coordination, and Camila and Alex for being the inspiring coaches they are and making an incredible difference in so many lives! Alex, thank you for being the motivation I needed during one of the most challenging times in my life. You are amazing.

I love visiting the Peloton Studio! Every time I come I leave feeling so proud of myself and in awe of how wonderful the space is. Their locker rooms are so clean and their studio is top notch! Love the instructors and their staff.

Love taking classes at Peloton Studios. The crew and concierge are always lovely, the instructors are phenomenal, the space is kept very clean, and the locker rooms have nice amenities. Cannot wait to book my next in person class here!

I was perfectly satisfied with my Peloton bike and all the classes at home but visiting the studio blew me away! I did yoga and two cycling classes with the Denis Morton who is an amazing instructor, truly gifted! The entire experience, from the moment I walked in the door was first class, the design and decor and the team members, all of whom made me feel well taken care of, and the patrons were all so happy to be there — very good vibes all around! And I definitely want to shout out Camala who was so considerate to me and everyone else who kept asking for help—she exuded kindness and resourcefulness!

I got an email invite from Peloton to attend Jess King’s Pump the Beat ride for Pride 🌈. Being from Texas and not local, I thought it was a great opportunity to get out and meet my favorite Peloton instructor. What an amazing experience! Jess King’s class was challenging yet doable 🚴‍♀️, and her amazing personality and charisma kept my spirits up the entire time 😃. A few tips for those planning to attend: •Make sure to check in 45–60 minutes before the start of the class. If you aren’t checked in 30 minutes before class, your spot will be released. •Dress appropriately—official Peloton Apparel is encouraged! All outfits are reviewed upon entry to the studio. Tops are required for the duration of the class (sports bras are okay). Glitter is not permitted. •Bring your photo ID for health, safety, and to confirm you meet the age requirements. •Have your username and password ready to participate on the Leaderboard. If you forget your login information, you can reset your password. •The locker rooms are fully equipped with keyless lockers, changing and shower facilities. Amenities include complimentary towels, shower products, Dyson hair dryers, and straighteners. •Sweat towels are provided on the bike, and they also provide cycling shoes if you need them. Thank you, Jess, and thank you, Peloton, for an unforgettable experience

short: great gym option at affordable price money-saving tip: wait for the semi-annual Groupon special where the membership is half the regular price if pay for one year long: It's okay. It's in a basement, which I'm not a fan of. It is clean and doesn't stink like Planet Fitness. The usual: crowded after work hours and people using the machines as furniture while texting for long periods of time, and people that seem to love to make sure their sweat is absorbed by the next person. I don't enjoy working out when I go to this location, so I just do a little something and leave before it gets crowded. I recommend this location as an alternative to Planet Fitness. If your budget can do it, Crunch is double the price but has classes and a very great atmosphere to work out in.

Out of the 4 gyms I've been in the Manhattan Area (54th Street, Bryant Park, Grand Central and now Chelsea) I would say at this point, this location is the largest Blink Gym in the city. It was almost the most crowded too, I was afraid I was gonna come across a similar situation to the gym in Corona, Queens with withdrawn, rude patrons hogging gym equipment. Fortunately it didn't come to that, I barely had to wait to use any machines that I wanted to make use of so I got a pretty good workout today. The gym interior is comfortable, the location of the area is nice and the commute there isn't complex, just taking the E train gets me there in 45 minutes. I will come around here again whenever I have another itch to come back to Manhattan.

Please give Nicholas a promotion. This Blink employee goes so above and beyond. He really helped me when my heart started to hurt post workout. And that’s not the only jam he helped me out with. Plus he’s so friendly. Truly makes each visit he’s here a joy.

Blink gyms are dotted around the city and I have been to a few and was going to the Avenue A one for over six months. This location in Chelsea is my favorite. It’s large, has lots of excellent machines, a large area for stretching, many cardio machines and a nice ladies locker room. I have been coming here for over five years. The staff are friendly and professional. Since I have been here the managers have had a high turnover - Lizzandro, Dulcie, Bella, Vince, Joel and now Bo. Except for Bella, I liked all of them. Bo is nice too. Team Blink of Adonis, Chris and Ciara who are there in the mornings are the people I see when I come in. They always have smiles on their faces. Recently Blink filed for bankruptcy and I was alarmed that they may close but was relieved that this was not the case. While the playlist is iffy at times I wish they would play more of rock and disco. Much peppier than rap. One person I miss a lot is Sara who was the cleaner. She was excellent. Often the bathrooms are not clean and run out of necessities.

The staff is nice : ) but they’re not very transparent about the $60 annual maintenance fee that comes even with the monthly plans, AND if you want to cancel they’ll still make you pay for another 2 months with a confusing scheme about pro-rated cancellation depending on when in the month you want to cancel. The equipment is somewhat old and not amazingly well-maintained, especially the ellipticals which are pretty run-down. The machines are pretty densely packed as well, and I don’t see any air purifiers or ventilation for Covid safety, and perhaps as a result most of the place reeks of body odor. I’m sure being in a basement and not having any doors or windows directly outside doesn’t help (also lends itself a sorta creepy dungeon vibe)

The layout is dysfunctional. You're gonna have to be going up and down the floors almost constantly during your session. There also aren't enough ropes for the pulldowns. The lockers are the best I've ever seen. They have little compartments so you can organize your belongings neatly. The steam room is decently sized and comfortable. The hair dryers are missing the flat end attachments. And weirdly, the knob for my shower control was installed backwards. Water pressure is good though. Aesthetically the place looks very nice and charming. In terms of functionality, it's not so great.

This place is a fantastic gym! 🏋️‍♂️ Equinox in Flatiron 🗽 is an incredible sports center with threads 🏃‍♂️, weights, and circling machines! 🚲 They also have a steam room 💨 and great shower! 🚿 Staff 👨‍🍳 is super friendly and professional! Queen the location manager is super helpful and Brendon Green is a great instructor! I wish I came here more often!

A solid 4 stars for this location. Great facilities that are clean and well maintained. Large locker room with showers, steam and fresh towels. All the requisite Kiehls products included. The front desk staff is nice. There's a juice press here that serves juices, coffee and lite snacks. This facility is 4 levels of fun with yoga and boxing studios. Conveniently located in the popular flatiron district. Check this place out!

Came down to visit some friends for a weekend and was worried about missing a workout, but Julie came to the rescue and was immensely helpful in getting me into the club!! Everything was super clean and they had all the equipment I could’ve asked for, and I was able to grab a quick bite and energy drink at the juice bar on my way in. Thank you Julie, I hope to be back again soon!!

Spacious, clean, well equipped, great staff, great music, always an abundant supply of clean towels, convenient location...best gym I've belonged to in Manhattan. Aaron showed me around and signed me up---he's down to earth and answered all of my questions honestly,

I got injured at Michaela McGowan’s spinning class due to her negligence on how to use the bike properly. She gave zero instructions on the equipment prior to the class and rushed me out of the room after my injury. The gym manager Jill has been helpful but the instructor Michaela has taken absolutely zero responsibility in addressing the issue, not even an apology - definitely not the experience anyone would have wanted.

Used this gym since moving to the area in 2022. Trainers and staff are wonderful, very friendly, always happy to chat and make me feel welcome but unfortunately management spoils it. I would visit during off-peak hours specifically to use the weightlifting platform 3 times a week for almost 2 years. Recently the gym removed a row of cardio machines to create more space for gym equipment and also removed the weightlifting platform, when asked if the platform was being replaced or returned management said there "isn't room for the platform" despite the cardio machines being removed to make more space on the gym floor. I train and compete in weightlifting so don't require much equipment but the response from management after the removal of equipment that my two years of membership could replace two+ times over was abysmal. Comically enough when the platform was removed trainers and staff reached out to me as a member to let me know because they cared more about the gym users than management. It's a shame because I loved the community at Equinox and as someone who works from home that is really important but I have had to go elsewhere, fortunately there's a new gym across the street, recently opened, that has four weightlifting platforms. It is disappointing how management treats their members who have been using the gym for two years and the choices management make. This review is in no way representative of the coaches, my time at Gramercy Equinox meant I crossed paths with some phenomenal people and fitness professionals; Brennan, Ricardo, Alessandra, Tuesday, Mikka, Ana, Shahida, Carlos, Jamal, both Omars, Brian, Jenny, and Will.

Damon was an amazing massage therapist. Would 100% recommend him!!! He was really great to talk to and helped address everything I wanted done. I don’t have any insights on the gym itself though the staff was nice but it was super busy around 6p.

the gym is pretty good - not too crowded if you go off peak and they pretty much have everything you could want/need. i used to think it was overpriced but then started taking classes and that makes the monthly membership worth it. lydia dallas got me really into pilates and was just a pleasure to work with and talk to while keeping me completely at ease despite profuse sweating and a pitiful lack of flexibility. ugo and ahmad teach the most kickass boxing classes - love ugo for technique and combinations but ahmad's class will absolutely kick your ass and he'll do it with a smile and the best energy ever. used to kind of just take it on the chin and pay a premium for the gym closest to me with bearable crowds, but i really did end up loving it once taking classes with these three.

This location will screw you by trying to offer you a month of free membership and then roping you into a full year. Incredibly predatory and I will never patronize Equinox again.

This is the only location in NYC that has RIDE x SPIN classes. This location is relatively spacious and well-kept. There's a red room for RUN x LIFT on the main fl and a red room for RIDE x LIFT downstairs. Tons of lockers - a good amt downstairs and a ton upstairs + inside the Men/Women lockers. The Women locker room is spacious. I love the OUAl products and have gotten some tree samples (OUAl, Kiehl's, etc.) a couple of times at the studio through their partnerships. My go-to instructor is John T. on Saturdays! He has great energy throughout the class + does a great job at instructing both bikes + floor simultaneously. Unlike RIDE x LIFT classes, 25 min is spent at bikes/ floor, then you switch once. The lightest weights for their RIDE x LIFT classes is 8lbs. Staff here is nice and helpful, especially in setting up the new studio bikes. First pair of shoes are free, then it's $3 rental afterwards (cheaper than SoulCycle). They can be used for both bike + floor.

This review is specifically about this location. The workout itself is amazing. The Chelsea’s Barry’s location though is incredibly disappointing, dirty and not with the constant increase in cost. The bathrooms are gross, lockers are broken, mold is everywhere. I love the cycle class but it gets harder and harder to justify 42 dollars a class when the location is just utterly nasty.

Definitely an effective workout but missing a lot of the coaching aspect that I like about other HIIT classes I've tried. The class was well organized and clean. The lights and music were nice. But there were like 50 participants and one coach. He mostly just gave instructions on what to do. He didn't check/correct anyone's form or offer hardly any words of encouragement. There are too many people in the class for that to be practical though. There was also not really any opportunity to interact with other participants during the workout, which some may like but if I would become a regular I would like to have a bit more sense of community.

I love Barry’s. I love Charlie! I left the class feeling so pumped and energized! Can wait to go back!

They’ve definitely gone down in quality while going up in price. It’s so dirty. Clean your showers and towels. The towels smell so bad like body odor and it’s a reoccurring issue. The showers are slimey and moldy. All other locations aren’t like this. Please just clean the place with the increase that has been added to our classes use it for cleaning service. Side note Cameron and keoni are 100/10

Nice spacious gym with a water view. Not fancy but it has what you need. Also has a nice smoothie coffee snack bar.

Disappointing Experience and Poor Communication I had a frustrating experience at Chelsea Piers Fitness. During a walk-through with Zack, I was told that my 16-year-old son could use the gym, which made me excited to get him a membership, especially since they offer boxing. However, both times I brought him, they asked for his ID. I explained that all he has is a school ID, which doesn't have his birthday on it because he's 16, but they wouldn't accept it. When I tried to cancel my membership on 1-14-25 6:30pm, I couldn't do it directly. The manager said someone would call me to cancel, but that never happened. Overall, it’s been a big waste of my time and money. The lack of clear communication and poor handling of the cancellation process were very disappointing.

One of the best gyms I been to. Offers a good amount of sport activities (rock climbing, basketball, swimming, running). The gym equipment's are clean and most importantly plenty of space to workout. The gym staffs are nice and they offer lots of classes as well.

By far the best gym I have ever been to in Manhattan! Immaculate facilities, tons of equipment, extraordinarily well-kept and fresh-looking locker room with an excellent sauna and steam room. However, what sets this place apart from the rest is the atmosphere and environment in the gym. It’s light and airy, with high ceilings and windows that let in tons of natural light, looking out to the river. Since it’s on a pier, you can even see the Statue of Liberty down the bay. It motivates me to come back every day. The sheer amount of activities here is mind-blowing, from the indoor track, boxing ring, volleyball, basketball, and pool. Even the stretching area is excellent, with the artificial turf. The cafe seating area can double as a coworking space with Wi-Fi and views looking south down the river. The coffee in the cafe is even good! They also offer a private locked bike storage area in the garage included in the membership. I can not say enough good things about this gym.

The facility is great and the new management (since 2019 I believe), just terrible. Right now, the swimming pool is closed for renovations: it was supposed to reopen on Labor Day weekend, it’s now mid November and still closed. On top of that, the management does not communicate on expectations on reopening timing. Terrible customer service. Also, be aware of hidden fees. I asked to freeze my membership because of the pool not being accessible and they are now charging me 30$ MONTHLY freezing fee: this is totally unreasonable and definitely gives me the feeling they are in the rip-off business. Please owners, change the management as soon as possible: CPF it’s been a lovely place for more than 8 years for me and the people in charge have been making the customer experience worse every day since they joined.

I had an amazing experience at Crunch Gym! Every time I visit the city, I make it a point to return to this fantastic facility. The front desk staff, especially Dahlia, is incredibly professional and welcoming. She always greets me with a smile and is ready to assist with any questions I have. The gym is well-equipped, clean, and has a great atmosphere. I highly recommend Crunch Gym to anyone looking for a great workout environment. Can't wait to come back!

short: It's a fun and clean place to work out with classes, showers, and towel service included. The ambient lighting is beautiful and inviting. money-saving tip: check with your employer to see if you're eligible for the corporate rate, which is about 30% discount off the monthly rate long: I inquired about the corporate rate for my employer. I was excited to learn that it's about 30% off. I met with Louis that day after work. He gave me a tour and explained things. I really appreciate the exceptional experience he provides. I signed up immediately. The place just feels right. Unlike other gyms like Planet Fitness and blink where I want to leave as soon as possible, this place I actually want to stay, relax and recover, then workout more.The classes really make the membership price alone worth it. I work in an office so I'm sitting down all day, therefore I need movement and I get it from the classes. I did sign up for a dozen personal training sessions, and it's worth it. Jordan, the lead personal trainer, is very knowledgeable to a point that it shows he has a master degree in it. My personal trainer is Octave, a former soccer player. He is very patient and positive. This is the first time that I felt that the personal training was actually customized for my goals. In the past I had a personal trainer at blink and the guy seemed to have one general plan for everyone because he didn't incorporate anything I asked for and when I confronted him about it he insisted that I need a general plan to get in shape. I canceled after the third session. Max and Brandon are also great. Now, this location does get crazy crowded, especially on Mondays. Basically: Monday to Wednesday is crowded. The great thing is that almost no one does legs at this location,so those machines are available every day and night. The first day I went, a girl had her personal belongings scattered on the machine and on the seat of a leg machine. I thought it was the girl on the next machine and she informed me that the girl is on the other side of the room. I approached her to ask if she finished using the machine, while she was busy crab-walking with a resistance band, and she told me that she had one more set to do. I was like oh no not on my first day I can't tolerate this, so I went downstairs and informed Louis that a girl was holding a leg machine hostage while she was doing a different work out at the other side of the room. He went upstairs and took care of it right away. Ever since, I mostly just do legs, personal training, and classes. I am very happy here. In comparison to Equinox, which I also joined, this is the smart choice: bang for the buck, and no twelve month commitment. Equinox does have refrigerated minty fresh towels that I do love. Highly recommended. For anyone looking for great classes at Crunch I recommend the following: - Michael A - Chelsea - Mitchell - 54th - Adam - Chelsea

Crunch Chelsea is a standout gym, not just for its equipment and staff but for the atmosphere and vibe that make every workout feel inspiring. The lighting and ambiance are next level, it’s modern, cool, and designed to keep you motivated. The dimly lit training areas are balanced with vibrant pops of color that energize the space, making it feel more like an upscale creative studio than a traditional gym. The manager was incredibly helpful and kind, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish. My personal trainer, Octave, was exceptional. Being French myself, I was thrilled to connect with a trainer who shared my background and understood my goals. Octave’s expertise working with artists, creatives, and models was evident, and his tailored approach was exactly what I needed. Crunch Chelsea combines style, substance, and an unbeatable vibe. Whether you’re there for the inspiring ambiance or top-notch training with Octave, this gym is a true gem. Highly recommended!

I absolutely love Crunch Gym at this location! The classes are fantastic, and the instructors are always motivating and supportive, which makes every workout enjoyable. Max, who helped me sign up last year, truly made a difference in my experience. He took the time to explain all the membership options clearly, ensuring I chose the plan that suited me best. Beyond that, Max has been incredibly helpful ever since – he’s always available to answer my questions, offer guidance, and make the gym feel welcoming and comfortable. His friendly and approachable attitude has made a big impact, and it’s clear he cares about the members' experience. Crunch is an amazing gym with great classes, a positive atmosphere, and staff like Max who genuinely go the extra mile. I highly recommend it! Inna

Crunch Fitness is one of the greatest experiences that I’ve had at a gym. Dahlia was so helpful and welcoming. She made me feel comfort and warmth with all of the support and information that she gave me with the entire gym and the process. I didn’t normally go to public gyms due to lack of confidence, but Dahlia helped me let go of all of the anxiety and fear that has to do with public gym. I’m definitely going to remain a Crunch member as long as I live in Chelsea!

One of my fav Barry’s studios, very friendly staff! Would be great if they can fix the water station. Not working quite well recently.

The most cramped studio of the 6 locations I visited in NYC, with pillars obstructing parts of the Red Room and a sweaty changing room. Elle's class was great.

I love the trainers and the classes but this studio is SMALL. The locker room is cramped and the showers could use a better cleaning. Overall, there are much better Barry’s studios to go to in NYC.

Great workout and super nice staff at this TriBeCa location. I like the new workout rotation over the week, with the full-body reserved for the weekend. Great selection of healthy smoothies and Barry’s apparel. I love the workout of Luke and Amber, hard but enjoyable at the same time. For people new to Barry’s, in each workout class you usually have 2 to 4 rounds, depending on the coach, where you alternate running and floor. Enjoy!

If I could give 10 stars I would! From the amazing customer service thanks to Shavonne and the motivating classes from Scott and Ben, I'll absolutely be back! I can't speak highly enough of this place. I'm just returning to the gym after many years away, and their treatment really made me feel comfortable and motivated to continue! THANK YOU, BARRY'S TRIBECA!!

While in NYC for business, I got a day pass at Crunch Fitness on the days I worked out, and it was such a great experience! The staff were super friendly and really focused on making sure everyone felt welcome. One thing I loved, especially compared to gyms in Germany, was the free towels—such a nice touch! The location was super convenient, and the gym had everything I needed for a solid workout. Definitely a place I’d recommend to anyone visiting the city!

Sauna and steam room! Plus all the other things. Not sure why ppl don’t take classes here like at other locations (which are booked solid for all of January). True they don’t have a full sched but the classes they have are good.

Very nice cute gym but it threw me off that there were no squat racks. Clearly this gyms main clientele doesn’t mind that, but just a good thing to know before coming. Beautiful locker room, love the option of a hot sauna or a steam room. Will definitely be back.

This gym is so dated 😩 so old looking. When are you even going to remodel and update your look and new equipment. It has to be one of the uglier gyms I've ever seen. Looks like a cheap gym from the 1980s or something. Just saying 😌 🤷BTW I'm being kind giving it 3 stars 🌟

I had chance to visit this gym recently. The place has lots of new equipments for every level of exercises. It is very clean and organized overall. The staffs in the front desk are very welcoming and friendly. I also like the sauna and steam room in the female room. There are also plenty clean towels in the changing room. The location is also very convenient. I had a great experience overall. Highly recommended to everyone who enjoy every level of exercises!

Overpriced, Unprofessional, and Poorly Designed I recently joined this gym, hoping for a solid place to get my fitness routine back on track, but it’s been a huge letdown. Between the outrageous prices, poor design, and an environment that feels more like a photo shoot than a place to work out, I won’t be renewing my membership. First off, the design of the gym is terrible. The layout feels cramped and inefficient, -and its a 4 story gym... go figure! The locker rooms are another nightmare. Instead of being a place to get changed quickly and move on with your day, they’ve become a social media hotspot. People spend hours in the locker rooms, sitting around, taking pictures, and recording videos for Instagram. It’s not just a quick snap here and there—these people are practically living in the locker room, blocking the benches and making it impossible to change or even have some privacy. The staff seems completely oblivious to this issue, which only adds to the frustration. They are too afraid to say anything because of the "extreme progressive movement" or blasted on social media and being cancelled. And let’s not even get started on the pricing. This gym is far too expensive for what it offers. it feels like you're paying for a lot of fluff rather than real value. I could find a much better gym for half the price, where the equipment is more spaced out, the environment is focused on fitness, and I’m not paying for the privilege of having to fight for space or avoid selfie culture in the locker room. Overall, this gym is a total waste of money. Poorly designed, overpriced, and with zero regard for creating a serious workout environment, it’s not worth the hype. If you’re serious about your fitness goals, I suggest you save your money and find somewhere else that actually cares about its members.

“Terrible Experience – Adrea and Equinox Greenwich Ave Are a Complete Scam!” I had a Hydrafacial done with Adrea at Equinox Greenwich Ave, and it was hands-down the WORST facial experience of my life. I informed her multiple times beforehand that I have sensitive skin and needed her to be cautious. Despite this, she applied way too much pressure with the suction wand, leaving me with severe redness, irritation, and even scarring. This is completely unacceptable for a service that is supposed to be gentle and marketed as safe for sensitive skin. During the facial, I expressed my discomfort and brought up that my skin was becoming increasingly red and irritated. Instead of addressing the issue or adjusting her technique, Adrea dismissed my concerns and blamed my skin for being “too sensitive.” This kind of unprofessionalism is appalling, especially from someone representing Equinox, which prides itself on luxury services. I have had countless Hydrafacials before at other places and NEVER experienced a reaction like this. It is clear that Adrea lacks the skill and care to perform this treatment properly. Equinox, as a whole, is an outrageously overpriced scam. They charge obscene amounts for services and yet clearly don’t care about their customers. The level of disregard for my experience—both during the session and in its aftermath—is shocking. For what they charge, I expected far better treatment and professionalism. Instead, I was met with recklessness, dismissiveness, and damage to my skin. I am demanding a full refund for this disaster of a facial. Equinox needs to reevaluate both its staff and its approach to customer service because this is unacceptable. I strongly urge anyone considering their spa services to stay far away. Equinox is all flash and no substance—you’re paying for their ego, not actual quality or care.

Experiencing Equinox for the first time on a guest pass was a memorable occasion. While I was inclined to award a perfect rating, I withheld one star due to the noticeable wear and tear on some of the equipment. However, this minor flaw was overshadowed by the overall excellence of my visit. The front desk staff exuded warmth and hospitality, creating an inviting atmosphere from the moment I arrived. Navigating the gym was seamless, even during peak hours, as there was ample equipment available, ensuring the space never felt overcrowded. I eagerly anticipate beginning my membership and making Equinox a regular part of my routine.

Equinox Greenwich Avenue is widely recognized as NYC’s top gay gym, offering an atmosphere that’s unmatched in inclusivity and LGBTQ+ pride. This isn’t just a gym; it’s a space where LGBTQ+ members can workout freely, relax in the immaculate locker rooms and steam room, and feel completely at ease among like-minded individuals. The vibe here is distinct and vibrant, a true community setting where members find both fitness and camaraderie. Straight men, if you’re truly open-minded and comfortable in an environment where hot gay guys might flirt just as naturally as anyone would at any other gym, you’ll fit right in. Otherwise, there are plenty of other gyms in NYC! For those who value an inclusive, respectful, and fun vibe, this place is a true gem. 🏳️‍🌈💪

I extremely recommend this gym. Super clean and safe environment to workout and following all protocols to stay healthy and safe. All the equipment and work out areas are clean and brand new and renovated.

Joined this location this past summer and have had a great experience thus far. The locker rooms are kept in great condition (Joanne is the best!), they have all the equipment you would ever need and the classes are plentiful. While it can be busy occasionally, it never feels too crowded thanks to the multiple floors and different workout areas. Would definitely recommend!

I personally love this location (I would say my favorite one) Royce is a gem! From the moment I signed up, he was incredible to work with. I have met a ton of cool people at this location. It’s located in the heart of West Village. Amazing views from the top floor. I cannot wait for when the pool is open this summer 🙌🏼

Insanely overcrowded now as they try to recover the losses during Covid. Looks and feels like a budget gym, but for $300/month. Elevators break every week and they don’t even notify members anymore

Printing House is the most beautiful Equinox I’ve been to. I love the skyline view in the yoga studio, the pool deck, and all the natural light. The variety of classes and instructors make it easy to find something that fits my vibe for that day.

Excellent gym! Salesguy Moses is not only super informative but also in better shape than all the trainers including Prince.