Alief Family YMCA

This gym is special because it is also home to some of the offices that support the refugee resettlement services. It has a real international feel when you arrive! It has a large gym for classes as well as events, and a smaller gym space for your typical work out. The staff were very helpful in getting my membership straightened out.

This is one of the best Agency in the whole Texas or America . YMCA has amazing stuff. They help people to achieve their goals. They have many activities. Like: Gym Cricket Team Mentor program Etc…

All my life, I have never received any service as bad as the one I have been receiving with this branch of YMCA. They treat you like trash, with their I-don’t-care attitude. Lack communication and mannerism.

One star for hospitality and professionalism. There were no hours posted for Memorial Day, nor was it communicated. (I forgot to ask their hours, which I take responsibility for). 15 minutes after I checked in Bernadette comes into the locker room and says “we’re closing soon you need to get out”. Proactive communication and proper representation creates a positive atmosphere.

This is the closest YMCA to where I live, so it's my regular gym by default. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles you'll find at other, larger YMCA locations in the city. But that's balanced by the relatively small attendance in the workout area. You won't often have to wait to get on equipment or a bar. A core group of regulars gives the place a close-knit feel. Staff is friendly and relaxed. Lots of group classes are offered, if you're looking for those. Families with kids will find plenty of camp and league options. The weight area is very basic and somewhat limited. The staff could do a better job making sure people re-rack weights and leave areas clean when done. Other than that, I enjoy going here.