Best Gyms with Massage near Seattle, Washington

Joined about a year ago. Facility is nice overall. The classes/instructors are fun! We mostly workout in the free weights section downstairs. In general, we’ve noticed that other members aren’t always considerate. There are signs everywhere saying to not be on your phone on the gym floor and yet there are always people yapping on their phone! There’s also always bros slamming weights down, which isn’t necessarily a rule but it’s just annoying and ridiculous. Sometimes there are people who are on a machine for 15 plus minutes scrolling on their phones, also kind of annoying.

His gym is spacious and ideally located by the water. Parking is plentiful, the equipment is great and it is never so crowded that you feel stifled or pressured to work out faster. The staff is attentive and responsive. The bathrooms are very clean including showers. I do not attend the regular classes but they look well run and attended. I wish there was a steam room and sauna!

Felt compelled to share my experience with this gym. I’m staying about 5 minutes away from the gym at Ronald McDonald House while my son receives treatment. I’m really happy I signed up at this gym during my stay here. It’s provided me an opportunity to get out and clear my head each day as we go through this. Email communication was prompt and comprehensive when I initially looked into signing up. The first day I dropped in, I was warmly welcomed and the process to get signed up was very easy. Can’t remember the fellows name who helped me out but he was very nice to deal with. Since signing up the gym has been great to workout at. Everything is clean, the other members are pleasant to be around and the variety of gym equipment is perfect. I’ll be moving back home tomorrow and wish I could bring the gym with me. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this gym to anyone in the area who might be interested. Thanks again for accommodating me. Jeff Turner.

If you enjoy listening to people talk on their phones while you work out this is the place for you- yeah they have a policy against it but no one pays any attention to it and when I asked a staff member to at least stick a couple no phone calls signs in the cardio area he declined to do so

I visited from out of town and felt immediately comfortable and welcomed. Mac provided stellar service and this is a great facility overall.

Not enough changing/cabana/showering facilities are available. Despite updates making the facility more accessible and gender neutral (great job) with all areas and changing rooms wheelchair accessible, at least one should be set aside for ADA use only (wheelchair users are often forced to wait for available restrooms occupied by able-bodied persons who have other options available but use those spaces assuming no one will need them urgently). Additionally, there is limited signage around the IMA and in the locker rooms providing directions regarding locker availability, locations of towels, pointing to the pool entrance, exits, etc (the layout is extremely confusing). Everyone is friendly. Overall, it's very accessible, but it just needs more signage and more fresh towels (better towels!), and possible a way to find out how busy certain areas of the gym are in real time.

I was absolutely shocked to discover that the sports complex has shared changing rooms for men and women. After getting out of the swimming pool, I went to my locker to grab all my things—backpack, makeup bag, jacket, sneakers—and started looking for an empty cabana to change. I was dripping wet, still in my swimsuit and wrapped in a towel, with my hands full, rushing around the changing room, trying to find an available cabana. But there were no available. And then, to make matters worse, my professor walked toward me. I was completely unprepared for this situation. It’s one thing to bump into someone you know at the gym, but it’s a whole different level of awkward when you’re wet, in a swimsuit and towel, and standing in front of someone who is supposed to be an authority figure in your life. This experience left me feeling deeply uncomfortable, and I genuinely believe shared changing spaces like this need to be rethought.

Really comprehensive gym, love coming here! My only critique is the air circulation is really bad! Weight and cardio room are very stuffy. It would be sooo improved if they would put large fans in the corner of the fishbowl and cardio rooms 🙂 the new pool is amazing and I think the co-ed locker rooms, are fantastic! I still have all the privacy I need, nice showers and changing rooms.

Simply a scam. There’s no women-only bathroom, weight room is almost always packed, no music , and the water tastes odd. On top, I tried to workout throughout the summer but you have to be in class or pay $85. I even work on campus throughout the summer but that won’t give us a gym pass. You may use the other student’s guest pass but you still have to pay $12 / visit. If university truly cared about students health and well-beings, why do you have to make it so difficult and money-greedy?

For a university with this much money, this gym is pathetic. There's no air flow so every room gets humid and hot, cleaning supplies are stocked half the time, staff are apathetic, it's not large enough for the student body and is crowded, and now there isn't enough showers to accommodate gym goers and swimmers. It's the only gym affordable as a student and it's been an incredible disappointment, year after year.