Two pools - lap pool is nice and cool, the other one is warmers. Saunas in the women's and men's…read morelocker rooms. Clean and tidy.

Good-New Y, very clean, nice people, new equipment, double basketball court, nice people…read more Bad-sauna isn't hot and had brown water around the drain

The group exercise schedule is limited if you work a full time day job and are looking for Pilates…read moreor non-heated yoga. The instructors crank up the heat during yoga classes that are not designated at heated classes. There is no way to tell which classes will be heated ahead of time and there is no way to email the center to ask questions about the classes because the online "contact us" form on the website is designed so you can't read what you are writing. The people at the desk don't know anything about the classes. The new online calendar is difficult to even find classes and there is no longer a printable class schedule. Not so zen lately. Hope it gets better!

Most needed: monitoring of behavior and language in basketball court with guys 21+ up intimidating…read moreother players. A larger BB court. Or another indoor court. Pool is nice, tho. And the classes are great.

Am a powerlifter and totally old school when it comes to a gym…read more This is the best place for a powerlifter in southern RI. I am down at the beach for vacation and needed a place to work out. Found this gym by accident. Josh, Meg and Nancy are very helpful and friendly. Lastly the day passes are very inexpensive. This gym will not be for everyone but if you are a powerlifter this is The Gym.

Best gym in southern/middle RI if you are a powerlifter, strongman/woman, or love an old school gym…read morevibe. Affordable too.

Staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. The health and wellness center is packed and there's…read morevery little room so much so that if you are on the cables people will walk through and even under the wire while you're using it. Lots of people sit on machines while resting to the point where lines will form waiting.. There's also a woman that works out in sandals so she can remove her shoes easily and she puts her feet on everything... she's there daily. They really need an attendant on the floor to monitor things. They also need more dumbbells and benches but first they need to make more room for all the members. It's crazy busy packed.

The pool doesn't look like it's gotten any love or updates since it was built. All submerged…read morecomponents are rusty and the lanes are very narrow. Swimming must be reserved five days in advance (45 minute sessions only) and almost no availability during fall and winter half of the day. The showers have no room. Women are always hanging out in the sauna on their phones and others carry out speaker phone calls in the locker room despite the numerous "phones forbidden" signs. No enforcement. Sad this is the only pool in the area. Totally monopolized and overpriced.

I am visiting from San Diego with my two young adult kids. I popped in to OSCW to see about…read moreworking out for a few days during our vacation and trainer Andrew Bettancourt set us up! Got a great push workout in today, and will hit legs tomorrow. I cannot say enough about the kind and professional service of Andrew and his wife. The facility is top notch with all the equipment I am used to and lots of space to workout in multiple areas. A+ experience!!

I have been going to Ocean state Community Wellness Center for over five years. The facility is…read morewell lit, very clean and has a comfortable feel to it. The equipment is well spaced and all in good condition. The various rooms for classes offer unique equipment to use. The men's locker room is spacious and clean and includes a sauna. The staff is friendly, professional and shows they care about the participants in the variety of classes that are offered. It's just as great place to work out at!

Central Rock Gym in Warwick was the first CRG gym I've been to since moving to RI and NE in…read moregeneral, and I've been going back since! Membership prices are within if not slight lower than average which is great for beginners trying to stick to something new. On my first visit, the staff was very helpful and provided a tour of their facilities, and explained ground rules clearly. Having been to other gyms while in Texas it's always nice to see staff explain simple do's and don't's to new visitors. My only concern is regarding kids running under or too close to the walls while climbers are on them, as the parents are either not aware or unfazed of the dangers to both their kid and the climbers. It would be nice to see staff address this to the parents. Overall great gym, amazingly friendly and helpful staff, facilities are always cleaned, and the climbing community is one of the most supportive out there!

My regular gym is the Central Rock at Randolph, MA. This is my first time visiting this Warwick…read morelocation and I am loving it! Compared to my home location, I felt that their bouldering had a great mix of problems catering to varying different skill levels. I checked the website and it said that both locations had 3,000 square feet of bouldering. This Warwick location felt like it was bigger and had more, but who knows! For those that have not been here, there is bouldering that is on the right wall upon entering that extends to the back and wraps to the left. Then there is some lead belay walls right across the main bouldering. Off to the left are more top rope and auto belay walls. They also have a fitness center with gym equipment as well as a wall with all types of holds to practice on/learn hold types. Lastly, there is a yoga studio that is available to members. I really enjoyed the variety and the set up of this location. Visiting different locations is definitely fun and I'll be back whenever I'm in the area itching to climb.

I needed a gym to workout for 30 days. Westerly Fitness was the cure. No other venues in the area…read morecould accommodate. Met with Mike the owner and he hooked me up. The venue has ample parking, men's/women's lockers and showers, filtered hydration stations . The gym is divided into 3 areas: Cardio/weights , workout classes and weight room . The usual players are there: Lifefitness, Rogue, Hammer Strength, Atlas, Precor , Platinum boxing and much more. Note no chalk is allowed. Members wipe down the apparatus after use which I appreciate. If you choose to workout in the mornings, Michelle will greet you with a cheerful hello as she keeps the areas clean. I highly recommend this no nonsense gym. You need to give Westerly Fitness your undivided attention. Johnny C

If you come from a gym with real gym culture, this gym is not for you. The young man who works here…read moreon the weekends is great and friendly. But the women who works during the week is the most rude & unwelcoming worker I have ever encountered. She is not friendly & if you are not from the area she watches you like you're going to burn the place down. My family has been spending our summers in Rhode Island since my mom was a little girl, I have always had great memories & amazing things to say about every place I ever went. But the hospitality to people who don't go to this gym everyday is not there. My home gym welcomes everyone with open arms & we have triple times the influx of summer visitors OF ALL AGES...also with no restricted areas. Last year was the first time we tried this gym & we had the same problem, rules & regulations that she makes sure we follow but not too concerned with others. If you are an outsider you will always feel like you're being watched. Now going in to the "off limit" area. I completely understand having equipment that only members could use in their "CrossFit" room but when the classes go on you can't use the area (understandable), so that takes one room away. Now they have a "stretching" room that you would think they would allow you to use as CrossFit when a class is in session but no...that room's equipment is also all off limits. My problem with all of the off limit areas (beside the fact that I've never been to a gym that did this) is there aren't many open areas to be in where you can do a hiit workout or just abs. You have to try to find a corner where you're not in anyone's way. They are definitely catering to the older crowd which is fine but if you are young going to this gym you will feel as though you're being targeted & not treated the same. Also if you're going to have a ton of off limit areas for "non platinum" members then at least have one corner for hiit work outs where people can go with "on limit" equipment. Now going off of always being watched & worried that no matter what I do I will be told I can't do that or I'm not allowed to. The stretching room equipment is off limits but if we would have brought the stuff from the other area I feel as if we would have been told we can't do that either. You can't move the benches so that takes out an area & if you can't move the benches how are we sure we can bring the boxes to a different area. Finally, no bags are allowed on the floor so if you are apart of the younger gym culture and have your own equipment (like most people at almost every gym I've been to) like straps & a belt or a barbell pad...you have to go in to the locker room every time you need one of those things! And I'm sure if I was playing music loudly off of my phone speakers like one man was, I would be told I can't do that. I never felt welcome or comfortable, I always felt like I was being watched & going to be told I can't do something. Even while my husband recorded some of my workouts, she walked past staring. I have gone to gyms all over the country & never had an experience like this. I have worked out with award winning bodybuilders in Hawaii with a friendlier crew than here. Most of the people that work out there are friendly but of course they are because they aren't getting the same treatment. I am never one to sit & nit pick things that I don't like about a place but from the first week I spent in this gym, I was not happy with the treatment. I have never reviewed a place, especially not a bad one but this place definitely deserves it since there was no change from last year. I can't imagine how this women would do in a busier gym setting on top of not seeming like she know much about the gym either. Again, I'm not one to ever judge but since receiving the same treatment from her a year later she's obviously judging me & my husband &all other outsiders. I don't know if it's based off of our appearance or age but she never smiles when I say hello or goodbye & that's just horrible customer service. We tried to give this gym another chance but after this time we will not be back. We already found a new gym & the people are super friendly...we sat & talked with them for a good 10 mins, knowledgeable & overall exactly what we look for. I was thrilled leaving this new gym that we found one that fits our lifestyle & our friendliness. It really is a shame because this gym is very nice and well kept. It has so much potential to be great and have a younger crowd but I guess that's exactly what they don't want. I wish they would just say that in their description instead of making you feel unwelcome. And again the women who works at the from doesn't treat outsiders friendly & definitely wouldn't have a conversation with you. I hope the front desk work changes her attitude because it's a shame that a young couple who loves to work out can't feel safe or comfortable doing what they love based off of our look or age.

This place is so incredible. I used to go to another cycle bar in Boston but have since moved to…read moreRI. Incredible! They are so sweet, friendly, and really make you feel like family right off the bat. They remembered our shoe sizes and our names. It's a great workout with great energy and small, dark classes. I've only done bike rides but am looking forward to the other classes they offer.

Dropped in for a class while traveling for work. Bonus that your first class is free! I signed up…read moreahead of time online - was first put on the wait list but got a spot in the class. This place is located around the side and underneath a building that houses a hair salon. Not very visible from the road. I opted for the So Mix class - 1/2 spin and 1/2 weights. It was everything I like in a spin class - dark room, loud music, bike dancing. There were clearly a lot of regulars in the room...if you're nervous about "keeping up," maybe don't opt for the front row. The weights session was a nice mix of exercises with 5-10 lb weights. Also, they have SPD shoes to borrow. Apparently no one else uses the little lockers in the lobby. Overall a great class - would definitely come back!