If you're looking for an indoor tennis membership, Wheaton Sport Center (WSC) is an excellent…read morechoice. They have friendly staff, efficient service, and adequate facilities and equipment. For our family, WSC serves multiple purposes. My husband is an active tennis player who tries to play at least twice a week. Considering how brutally cold Chicago winters are, it wouldn't be feasible to play outdoors during the winter months. So with WSC, he has been able to find a community of players to play throughout the winter. On the weekends, my husband would give our young girls and cousins private tennis lessons. There are four, all year-round, indoor courts, and eight dome courts for the winter. We have been consistently going every weekend for the last four months and have yet to encounter any availability issues. In addition to tennis, our girls have also joined the swimming lessons. For level 3, there are usually 2-4 instructors. Thus far, we have had a good experience with Ms. Abby, Mr. Christopher, and Ms. Christina. The class size is generally around 8-12 kids depending on attendance. Knowing how young children are, it takes a ton of effort and patience to get them to listen to instructions. Huge kudos to these instructors for having that high-level patience! As for myself, I would utilize the gym equipment such as treadmills, ab machines, and weights. All of the equipment are well maintained and clean. WSC could get busy on the weekends but I have not had trouble with machine availability. All in all, WSC is a solid place for anybody looking for a place to play indoor tennis, have young children who are interested in swimming, and/or just trying to maintain healthy life choices.

After learning how important ADA laws are for people: this place is amazing. Both boys had an…read moreinterpreter. The coach even knew some signs she used with my 12 year old when the interpreter was with my 11 year old. The staff are trained in handling ADA accommodations.

I have been going here for a little more than a year. I was off for about 2 years with medical…read moreissues. I lost about 40 lbs during my time off, and I am trying to gain some of it back, it's rough! Ray is pretty helpful! He gets me going in the morning. Some of the reviews are not that helpful, not sure about the Kennedy B. so sad to here about that. That is so sad. One guy mentioned the placed smelled of sweat , well that is a signed of a good gym. They clean it every day, besides I can't smell anything anyway:)

Stopped in while wife was on business, awesome place staff was great it's an old school place with…read moreold school vibes. Definitely stop back in if ever back this way!! Keep grinding

I can't say enough bad things about this place. The bathrooms are almost unusable. The gym is…read moreovercrowded and there's shit everywhere. The leg extension machine has been out of order for four months. The cleaning wipes are almost always gone and the trash is always full. Good luck trying to do anything as the staff can't help other than say hi and bye. I watched my wife fill out her gym application under my personal code and they didn't credit my account. They have multiple fees.

Disgusting. I joined Vasa in Wheaton when it opened. The conditions are pretty gross. I have…read moredocumented these complaints. Not sure I can post them here. I will try. I've tried to address this at Wheaton VASA and through corporate. All I've received in return is form letters and assurances. Pool: In the pool, the ledge on each of the three swimming lanes is covered in dirt and grime. Items float at the bottom of the pool, such as Band-Aids and gauze. In the corners of the pool, sediment, mostly dirt and sand, settle in the bottom of the pool. Interestingly, the pool is often closed. Not sure why they do such a terrible job of keeping it clean. Hot tub: hot tub is equally repulsive and not maintained properly. The intakes are covered with black mold and grime. For some reason, they close it every few days in the morning. Often you cannot use it. Seems like it would be better to clean it. (although, I'm not sure they ever do.) when customers are not using it. In off hours. Water access: some bottle fillers / water fountains Have been broken for months. (The one by the sauna, for example). Nothing seems to be maintained well. Locker rooms: these are bad! 1) the shower stalls in the men's locker room smell like a truck stop urinal. Flies Buzz around the stall as you shower. This indicates maggots are in the drain. It's been like this for months. 2) there is insufficient seating in the locker room. Some people spread all their positions on the benches, leaving no room for other others to change. This could be remedied easily but VASA, both locally and nationally is non-responsive to suggestions of customers. 3) the air vents on the ceiling, appear to be clogged with mold. This can't be healthy. 4) the hooks in the shower stalls have been broken off for almost a year. Any items you bring with you to the shower Must sit on the floor in the shower. What is most troubling is the lack of response to the lack of cleanliness. There is a reason VASA is cheap. It is built upon not expending money for cleanliness. They rely on customers, not caring that they may catch a disease from the unsanitary conditions. It is part of the VASA business model, I suppose. If enough of us bring attention to the unhealthy conditions, perhaps VASA will fulfill their obligations. I suggest reporting it to the DuPage County health department.

The Fitness Center is my favorite place for exercise in DuPage staff is very kind and helpful…read moreChristina and Michele are two of my favorites. I highly recommend the park fitness center. DuPage Ms.G.King

Parks plus fitness has been remodeled, it's really nice. They keep it clean, and well-maintained.read more

This is a fitness center that is part of the hotel, but they are open to the public since it's a…read morepretty good, although small, gym. A membership costs around $80 a month and they do not offer or sell "day passes." Positives - not too crowded in the morning and virtually dead on the weekends, but evenings and lunchtime has some folks in there. - has all of your major pieces of equipment and tools. - it seems since it's small, not crowded, and has everything, my workouts are much more quickly executed than doing it at the larger gym (LifeTime). - has a certified trainer there some of the time and you can hire her for personal training. - sometimes they offer night classes for spinning. This has gone in and out over the few years I've been a member. - parking and getting into the gym is no fuss and very close - shower rooms are private, have lockable doors, complete with shower, sink, countertop, shampoo, bodywash, etc., although half the time the faucets don't work. - tv's on the treadmills and steppers...and they usually work - they usually have apples (but only apples) out Negatives - there are lockers, but you can't lock them, even if you have your own padlock, so you have to carry your phone, wallet, and keys with you. - faucet in the men's bathroom and most of the shower rooms do not work half the time (been like that for years)...usually the women's bathroom faucet works. I'm only talking about the sink faucets, not the shower water. - takes awhile for broken equipment to get fixed properly (e.g., the elliptical had been sounding like it's about to fall apart for a few months now). I think they tend to take action only when hotel guests say something. - no steam room or sauna - they have towels, but they sometimes smell pretty rough, like they didn't get washed well. Sometimes old makeup on them.

I love this place! My friend found it while searching the area for a zumba class for us. The…read morefitness center is brand new, clean, and the staff is wonderful. So far I've taken zumba and pilates classes and loved them. They also offer personal training and the machines look really nice. Such a bonus it's located within five minutes of my home. Even if you have to drive a bit to try them out, it's totally worth it. Skip the crazy parking and screaming kids at the big places and come try out Olympus.

Nothing fancy, but never very crowded. The gym is clean, bathrooms hit or miss. Overall a good…read morevalue.

I get closing one location for cleaning and putting new equipment, BUT also closing another one…read morethat people are bound to go to after seeing theirs is closed. C'mon, wasted gas and 40 min.

What a great find. I am in Lombard for the USAPL National meet. Found this gym with a great day…read morepass. And they have everything you could imagine. A real powerlifter gym vibe. Parking is in the back. Really good place to lift.

Hands down one of the best coaches and training environments you'll find anywhere…read more From the moment I walked into the gym, I knew I was in the right place. Sergio the Owner is not just knowledgeable--he truly cares about each athlete's progress, health, and mindset. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned competitor, he meets you where you are and pushes you in the most encouraging, professional way. The facility itself is top-tier. It's clean, well-equipped, and full of great energy. You don't just get stronger here--you grow as a person and athlete. I'm grateful to be a part of this community. 10/10 would recommend to anyone serious about powerlifting or just wanting to level up in life.

Im surprised no one has left review for Hank and his trainers in such a long time! Everyone that…read moreworks out there seems to be enjoying the challenge plus great banter between everyone and the trainers. I've done gyms ...lifetime, xsport, 24/7 etc. and they are ok. Did trainers both at their own facilities and at the gyms I have gone to, and no experience quite measures up to what I have experienced so far at H4. The hour workouts are small, 8 or less, and usually 1 trainer per 4 people. That means the attention you need, but still a little wiggle room to go at your own pace. They switch it up a lot, so you are rarely doing the same exercises or workout. I would recommend H4 to anyone.

I recommend H4 to anyone who wants to get into shape! I find that these workouts feel purposeful…read moreand create real results. I look forward to going. The trainers really care about your experience and safety. I love feeling like I am progressing every time I show up!

I have no idea why it took me so long to join this place. Every gym I've belonged to previously now…read moreseems so ratchet. LA Fitness. Nope. Planet Fitness. Stop. No. I've made great progress with body recomposition with the help of my personal trainer, KP. She pushes me to lift heavier and heavier when I'd never push myself to that degree when doing it alone. The newly remodeled facilities are so huge with every bell and whistle you can imagine. Yoga, spin, pools, a cafe, a spa, and a sports chiropractor on site. There's a massive rock climbing area. Pickle ball courts, barre classes. Tons and tons and tons of up-to-date equipment. And then there's the locker rooms. Towel service + everything you need besides toothbrushes/toothpaste. I love having blow dry stations and complimentary products in the showers, including shaving cream. There are makeup wipes and even free razors. Plus a lounge area with nice furniture and a TV in the locker room All for $149 a month. I'm going to live here. There's no reason to go home. Besides sleep.

Flexibility with rates for unique circumstances. Tried to open a membership while in town…read moretemporarily for medical reasons and the staff was very unfriendly. In my previous experience with Lifetime Fitness gyms in Kansas, they were able to work with me to fit my family's needs.

As stated before, I hardly ever review. I have to feel VERY strongly about someplace before I'll…read morewrite a review. I feel very strongly about this place, and I'm tired of seeing the negative griping reviews about dumb stuff, so now I'll leave an opinion. First of all, yeah, it IS expensive. However, I don't understand why people who are actual members of the club would complain about this. It's not like they tranquilize you, haul you in the door, and then get you to sign a contract that you've never seen the price on. No one makes you hand over the credit card. The price isn't a surprise. There are gyms for everyone, in all price ranges. So here's the deal, if you think it's too expensive, then DON'T PAY FOR IT. Don't complain about it. Just go somewhere else. You can do bare bones ten bucks a month at some local chain gyms. However, I'm pretty sure the people who are complaining about how expensive HT is, would go to one of those and complain about how dirty it is or the lack of amenities or something. Secondly, yeah, there are a lot of kids. Kids are people. They are small people, but they're people nonetheless. We pay dues for our children, just like we pay dues for ourselves, so they have every right to be there. Some of us pay the expensive price BECAUSE of our kids. The child care is stellar. I actually found HT by typing "gyms with child care that doesn't suck" into Google. True story. If you're all good with a teenager in a back room watching your kids, or you don't have kids to watch, then maybe you should go to aforementioned chain gym for ten bucks a month. I digress... The staff genuinely care about the children. They get books and crafts and outdoor play time. Is it really that big of a deal that you can hear happy children playing while you're upstairs? I find the dude trying to lift 50 pounds more than he really can, grunting, yelling, and dropping shit to be far more annoying. BUT! Be glad, for there is a solution. Put in a pair of earbuds and listen to some music. Voila, problem solved. You're welcome. I also find it astonishing that people are complaining because people are *gasp* USING the track. It really sucks that they're in your way. But people are at all levels of fit, and not everyone has your running prowess. Some people walk. Some people jog. Some people run damned fast. Some people walk in pairs. Like everywhere else, if you are coming around a corner, and someone is in your lane, you simply need to call out, "On your left", and people will move over. I know it's hard to accept that you aren't the only person in the world, but well...you're not. And as for the people complaining about the large amounts of fat people and old people, well shame on you. You should be jumping up and down for joy. People are getting fit. Losing weight. Taking care of themselves well into old age. Much less of your precious tax dollars you'll have to spend later on taking care of "sick fat old people". Just sayin'. Clearly, I love this place. The child care staff is great. I can take my toddlers into the pool. I can relax in the hot tub post personal training session. I love that the staff is so hugely diverse - so many different ethnicities, both genders, all sizes, a wide range of ages. The staff is friendly, professional, and fun. The personal trainers are a.m.a.z.i.n.g.!! They'll help you and answer questions, even if you aren't in one of their classes or paying them for private sessions. And when you do sign on, they tailor activities just for you and your skill set, and then they push you hard, past what you could do and into what you are capable of doing. Signing up for personal training sessions was one of the best things I've ever done. There's a salon (Billie gives a mean haircut!) and spa. Hot tubs, two pools, sauna, steam room. There is shampoo, soap, and conditioner in the showers. Towels are provided. There's a pro shop and cafe/juice bar. There are SO MANY classes to choose from. There are, blow dryers, q-tips, deodorant, and combs provided in the locker room. There are several curtained off, private dressing stations in the locker room, as well, for the more modest among us. It's always clean. It's nicely decorated. I really don't understand people who continue to pay and still complain. It's not like getting a shitty meal at a restaurant. You complain. You make your unhappiness known. Then you DON'T GO BACK. Why keep paying the high dues, keep showing up to someplace you obviously think has so many flaws, and keep complaining about it. Of course, you're allowed to not like the place. You're allowed to think they do everything wrong. But if that's the case, then WHY do you go back? Yup. Don't get it. Wow this is long. TL;DR: It's a great place. The dues are high, but as the saying goes, you do get what you pay for. All the people complaining about trivial and petty things are entitled whiny wankers.

Overall, I'm disappointed with the quality of this facility, especially considering how expensive…read morethe membership is. The cold plunge has been unavailable for extended periods, which is frustrating for members who pay to use these amenities. Additionally, much of the exercise equipment feels outdated and could benefit from upgrades. While most of the staff members are friendly and helpful, I believe there is room for improvement in customer service and overall management. Another major concern is the age restrictions on the facility's amenities. Members must be at least 16 to use the therapy pool, cold plunge, and lap pool, while the hot tub requires users to be 18. I find it unreasonable that a 15 year old who is following the rules and not disturbing anyone would be asked to leave these areas simply because of their age. I understand that safety regulations are important, but these restrictions seem unnecessarily strict, especially when younger members could use these amenities with parental consent or adult supervision. I believe management should reconsider these policies and provide more reasonable options for younger members. For the price of a membership, I would expect better equipment, more reliable access to amenities, more reasonable policies, and greater attention to member feedback. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and makes improvements.