4 stars is slightly generous, but I find the facility to be nice enough, clean enough, and the…read morestaff is friendly.

This location is old AF and the aesthetic pales in comparison to NY locations, so set your…read moreexpectations upfront. The staff, however, is very nice. Very mixed demographics and clientele here lol. Saw a little bit of everyone but a surprising number of middle-aged and older folks. Came here for the Aescape massage. Not really worth it unless it's discounted. Anyway, I don't like this nearly as much as other locations or even other gyms in the area like Club Studio.

Going back to what was once a great gym has been very disappointing!…read more * Jacuzzi is consistently cold and unpleasant. * Shower water is always cold * Floors are frequently flooded with standing water * Bathrooms have leaks, strong odors, and unsanitary conditions * Broken doors and damaged toilet seats * Towels are old, discolored, and unhygienic I gave three stars only because the equipment is good and the classes are well-managed and run smoothly. I hope these issues are addressed soon. If not, I will be forced to cancel my membership.

It's super dirty on all machines and I hope you like soccer practice because they share a facility…read moreafter work hours with soccer teams. That then makes one of the stretching areas unusable. They also have swim team after work and school hours so you are sharing a pool with toms of young kids. It's dirty in bathrooms, the sinks are always dirty, all bathroom floors are wet, and showers are covered in hair. Disgusting! their cleaning people pass over issues rather than handling. Not to mention the fact weights are always missing and we have basketball courts making it so loud your noise cancelling headphones still won't block it out. You also can't get through to equipment unless you cross behind the courts so hopefully you can catch a ball. Also pretty sure the AC doesn't work at all. The one good part is the GM there is always kind but their upper management seriously needs to fix these issues or just close the gym at this point. It's embarrassing

I tried a few aerial art studios in the dmv area and I LOVE the vibe, instruction quality, and…read morecommunity at Aerial Candy in Fairfax VA. Very welcoming supportive environment and great teachers/students. Grow with the flow! Try it out!

I had a wonderful experience at my first aerial dance class here. The registration process was done…read moreonline and was super quick and convenient. We just had to sign waivers when we arrived. The studio was a little hard to find since it's so new but it's a strip mall BEHIND the sub stop. It's easy to miss but they have a sign out. We learned so much in our first class and the teacher was super fun and engaging and really encouraged us. I also loved how clean the studio was. A few tips. I didn't research this properly before the class but wear tight fitting clothes. Cover your arms and legs because fabric burn is a thing. Remove jewelry, smart watches and so forth. Socks make it harder, but since the gym is so clean it's fine! I will definitely be back!

Solidcore Mosaic is such a great studio! The classes are consistently challenging--expect to shake,…read moresweat, and feel muscles you didn't know you had. The coaches are super encouraging and do a great job guiding you through the slow, controlled movements that make Solidcore so effective. The Mosaic location is also a huge plus. There's ample parking in the garage, and it's free for a few hours, which makes getting in and out stress-free. After class, you're right in the heart of Mosaic District with tons of great spots to grab a smoothie, coffee, or a full meal--perfect for a post-workout reward. Highly recommend this location for both the workout and the convenient, lively atmosphere around it!

I absolutely love Solidcore. I signed up for their 2 week unlimited welcome offer and have been…read morehooked ever since. I love the coaches in the Mosaic location (I haven't been to other locations). I am a total beginner to pilates-like classes and the reformer machine. I took ~3 foundation classes to get started and I felt like the instructors were all so great at helping me improve my form to get the best workout possible. I feel pushed but not shamed into challenging myself. They sell towels and water if you happen to forget to bring either. I feel like a sweat a mild-moderate amount and I don't think a towel is absolutely necessary. Water is probably a good idea - but the class is pretty fast-paced so not a ton of time for water breaks anyway. Now that I'm hooked, I typically do ~2 classes/week. I like the early AM classes (but they fill up fast!). I feel like this gym is clean and compact. I get exactly what I need out of it. There aren't showers so plan accordingly if you have plans afterwards (it's a good sweat!) I like their Public Goods toiletries and have even bought some myself after using them at this gym. Awesome location, awesome coaches, and awesome workout :)!

I don't know why people complain about how "maze"-like the place is. Kinda ironic that these…read moreGYM-goers don't like stairs and walking hallways and it is not like you actually get lost or something. I have been a member almost a year now and I come here pretty much everyday, never had an actual issue. If there is an AC issue, or water temperature at the pool, "things breaking" can happen at almost every business, they are immediately taken care of. Awesome crew, on point cleanliness, actively renovating older spots,bathrooms, lockerrooms, etc - i have personally witnessed all of these in the past year. As for parking, of course, in the middle of McLean, at peak hours any business is going to have limited parking. This is common sense. Besides the peak hours, there is always space to park. One thing I would suggest tho, is to open up the pool registration hours to earlier hours as well, like 5am when the gym opens. I cant register for sooner than 7:15. Other then that, keep up the good work!

This place had such high reviews, I was excited to join the gym…read more 1. Front desk: very nice people, professional, easy to talk with and helpful. 2. However, the facility itself was in dire need of renovation. - pool: covered outdoor pool that works as indoor pool during colder months, but the condensation is much, you can't see anything. (See pic) - it is like a maze: hard to navigate easily and it reminds you of your public school set up - group classes itself were nice, but the AC AND the fans on the ceiling don't work, so imagine how hot it gets.. like 77 on my group class day. It was so uncomfortable. - if you need tennis or other courts: this is your best bet! They have so many tennis and other sport courts. So choose this location if you like tennis, squash etc. not a good fit for those who just wanna workout in group classes or swim in comfort. $90 a month plus $100 or so for initiation fee. 3. Indoor cafe available 4. Parking is a nightmare. Such a small lot for the number of people it serves. Those who live in McLean should just walk there. Then the walk itself will your workout!

CorePower is back!! I went to the Hot Power Fusion class last week (candlelight sessions)…read more This was my first visit to this location and it's a bit bigger than other studios I've been to (for the HPF room, at least). The candles (battery-lit and string lights) are sooo cute and really adds a nice peaceful vibe to the class. The poses are not difficult and my boyfriend and his roommate joined us for the HPF class as first-timers. I really love these classes and the instructors understand with the heat and humidity it can be an added difficulty, but to take everything at one's own pace, and are very open. Especially these HPF are so cathartic and de-stressing for me - I highly recommend everyone to try it out at least once!

Five stars for Jenn T. I've taken two classes with her at this location and she's bomb! Good vibes…read moreand music. Love that there's decent parking here, though, one time I pulled up and it was a bit full but spots immediately opened like 10-20 before class when another class let out. My one critique: the changing room. Dear god. I went in here a few weeks aback and thought I was going to die. It was soooo unclean and there was so much hair and shoes all over. Sigh. But I'll be back!

Great instructors. People who go are very welcoming. Easily the nicest workout group I've been…read morearound. No snootiness at all. The workout is amazing. You will feel it days later. They are expensive, and they will call, email, and text to get you to sign up after your initial free class. A lot. ClassPass is a good way to try it out less expensively after your first class (if you are flexible). Usually works out to $20-ish a class that way.

Very few classes are offered. If you get the unlimited membership, you will soon find the small…read morenumber of classes fill quickly. This makes the unlimited membership useless. They should add more classes, but dont seem interested in the member experience. Instead they seem to focus on short term profit.

I'm the type of person that likes to try everything twice before to make sure that I really like…read moreit, but after taking a free trial class at OrangeTheory Fitness, I went ahead and signed up when class was done! There are several package options to choose from, such as 4 classes/month, 8 classes/month, unlimited, 5 to 10 class packages, and drop-ins. You can also take classes at other studios as well! (You'll have to pay an additional amount for studios that are in the city, such as DC or NYC) The class itself is a full body workout that's completed in about 55 minutes (sometimes less or more). Everybody rotates through the water rowing machine, floor exercises (weights, TRX, bosu balls, and other equipment are included!), and treadmill. You also don't have to necessarily run/jog throughout the whole time on the treadmill because there's also a power walking option on a high incline. Sure, I could join a gym and do this type of workout there, but I feel so much more inspired to workout with good music, an encouraging coach, and to workout with a group of motivated people. There are wrist and chest bands available for rental (free for your first class) for $5/class or for purchase for about $90. I loved being able to watch my heart rate/calorie burn/percentages in each colored "zone" from the TV screen, which made it a motivating factor for me to keep pushing. I've had a pleasant experience with the front desk and the coaches. They make the effort to remember you and they're very friendly when it comes to any questions or concerns that we've had. P.S. Park the parking garage adjacent to the District Taco parking lot! There's retail parking for up to 3 hours.

Manager Robert is misleading and kinda deceitful about membership & charges; also apparently…read moretoxicly pushing out the great trainers and leaving the remaining trainers stretched thin. Luckily NOVA is filled with OTFs, avoid Robert's.

Just wanted to give a shout out to Our Village-Fit4Mom Falls Church Vienna Fairfax! If you have had…read morea baby and are wondering how you are going to fit in your workouts this is a lifesaver! FIT4MOM Falls Church Vienna Fairfax provides mommy and me fitness classes where you work out with your baby! There are Fit4Mom franchises nationwide and lots of options in our local area. I started going when I was on maternity leave. The first time I left the house by myself w Beau was to go to my first class! I felt so accomplished afterwards and I have been hooked ever since! Its awesome. I can hang out with my baby, get a good workout in and we have a big play date after. I have met some of my best mom friends from going to these classes. They offer classes on weekends and early evenings Monday and Wednesday, so working moms can take the classes too! If you know someone who is struggling with working out w a new baby, or needs to make mom friends, or needs a a new playgroup to join, this is a great solution!

F4M Falls Church Vienna Fairfax is a welcoming place for moms at all levels of fitness! I've been a…read moreclient for over a year, since my son was a few months old, and it is the only way for me to successfully work out as a SAHM with a toddler. Pre-pregnancy I did barre almost every day, and I feel like I am much stronger after doing F4M workouts (including stroller strides, barre, yoga, and cardio-focused classes). F4M also has kid-free classes, which I take on the weekends! There are virtual and in-person (mostly outdoor) options right now and a clean, cute studio in Falls Church for a few select indoor classes. The franchise does a variety of playgroups and storytime highlighting families of all backgrounds.

Sytera is so knowledgeable and has such a charming manner of teaching. I love her sense of humor! I…read morehave only done virtual classes to date but can't wait for the darn pandemic to be over so I can participate face to face.

The instructor and members extended a warm welcome to me, making me feel like I've come to the…read moreright place. Sytera Yoga is relatively close to my home and have a good introductory rate. This will allow me to try out the different styles and instructors here. I was thrilled to see that one of the classes is similar to Ashtanga. I chose this as my first class because I was looking for a more intense workout. The instructor ensured I was doing the postures correctly and helped me with the more difficult ones. I also liked that there were an equal number of men and women from all backgrounds practicing together. I still feel great (albeit slightly sore) the day after my first class.