Easton Gym Co

Great gym so far. Friendly staff. Love the rooftop patio for a break. Id upgrade to 5 star if you had the wherewithal to not inundate us with 6 CNNs while we're on the treadmill. 1 is absolutely more than anyone needs

One of the best gyms on the planet! Great community, clean, and has all the equipment you need. Never a wait for equipment even during peak times. People here come to train. Has an old school/vintage feel to it. Locker rooms are spacious. I’m moving out of LA and this is one place I’ll miss the most. The owners are awesome and front desk staff especially Joe are all cool. Thankful I had the opportunity to train here

Love this gym. I have been coming here for over 5 years now. Everyone is always professional and polite, staff and gym goers alike. The set up is great, and it’s never “too slammed” to not be able to get a good workout in. Highly recommend!

Awesome gym I found in that area, best combo of being both never too full and not overpriced and always has free parking. Has awesome roof where you can exercise in the sun, hit the punching bag, or do yoga with a class. Downstairs always has windows open all year so the entire gym is well ventilated and breezy. Equipment is older and it feels like you’re stepping into a historical gym. There are pictures of famous actors that worked out there. On another floor below there is a locker room and sauna where there is free hair gel, lotion, etc. Lastly, most of the people who go there are really fit so it’s quite motivational and gets you to work harder.

When I flew into LA on the way to Hawaii I was looking for a gym I could drop into that would have easy access to barbells and other strength & conditioning equipment. Photos of this space don’t show a lot so I figure I’ll note that they have a wide variety of machines, and a handful of barbells and associated racks. They also have a surprising amount of machines like stair masters and two free running treadmills (as well as the standard cardio machines). I did not see nor look for rowers or ski ergs, though if my training session needed them I’d focus on the CrossFit or similar facilities. For those interested, they have a handful of kettlebells with the single heaviest being an ~80. Of the various gyms close to where I was staying south of Hollywood, Easton looked to be the easiest to access, probably because it’s a standard gym rather than a more specialized fitness facility (like CrossFit, HIIT, or the variety of personal training spaces nearby). They are on the 2nd floor under the metal sign. A drop-in day pass cost $25. They currently seem to prioritize mask-wearing which is nice. Note that if you plan to change or shower or carry around more than just a small bag you’ll probably want to carry a lock too.