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.

Was very happy to see that Coach Phillip has returned to this location. He used to teach in the…read moreTyson's location. He brings the energy and the proper coaching. Always looking to help and correct when he sees exercises are not being performed properly. He is everything you expect and hope for in a trainer at Orange Theory. And he definitly brings the motivating music! Melissa

1 Star -- Extremely Disappointed After 6+ Years as a Loyal Client…read more I have been a client at Orangetheory Idylwood since they opened in 2020. I was a founding member and have supported this studio for more than six years. I have worked out here through two pregnancies, continued my membership through the years, and referred at least half a dozen friends who went on to purchase memberships and become regular Orangetheory clients themselves. After all of that loyalty, I am incredibly disappointed by how I have been treated. My recent experience with management has made it very clear that there is no customer service and, apparently, no loyalty toward long-term members. I sent multiple emails asking about the status of my membership because I was unsure when my freeze would end and when my membership would become active again. I received no response. I also tried calling, and my calls were not answered or returned. Meanwhile, my membership had apparently been reactivated and I was charged for three months without realizing that my membership had become active again. Had someone simply responded to any of the multiple emails I sent, this entire situation could have been avoided. What is especially frustrating is that I have been a loyal customer since DAY ONE. I have supported this studio for six years and personally referred numerous people who became paying members. Yet when I needed basic communication and customer service, I couldn't even get someone to respond. And unfortunately, this doesn't feel like an isolated issue. There is very little sense of appreciation for long-term clients. Coaches don't seem to know your name, management is difficult to reach, emails go unanswered, phone calls aren't returned, and there is no feeling that the people who have supported this studio for years are valued. Businesses absolutely have the right to enforce their policies, and I understand that I should have been more aware of the freeze terms myself. But that does not excuse six years of loyalty being met with virtually zero communication when I repeatedly tried to get clarification. Good customer service means actually communicating with your customers -- especially when a simple response could have prevented a significant billing issue. I referred friends. I showed up for years. I supported this studio through major life changes and two pregnancies. I was there when they opened. After six years, I expected to feel like a valued customer. Instead, I feel completely disregarded. If this is how Orangetheory Idylwood treats its founding members and long-term clients, I cannot recommend this studio. Loyalty should go both ways.

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!

Intense workout that changes regularly. The trainers are friendly and helpful. It's in the boro on…read morethe second floor of one of the shared use buildings, but is pretty easy to find. Currently has a seven-day free trial to try it out.

F45?! More like F35!!! I love group fitness but I could…read morebarely bring myself to try a second class. I'm sorry but watching a tv screen and rotating through stations just doesn't do it for me. I may as well workout at home! I timed that the actual minutes I was working out for was 33! F35 might be okay if you are new to working out and need some kind of direction. The weights are decent but again I could do this at home. But avoid if you are an experienced athlete and want an actually challenging workout! The instructors didn't seem very knowledgeable either. Having done gymnastics at an elite level, I know the qualities of good athletic trainers. The instructors at F35 would just cheer and point to stations that the tv was showing. Kind of ridiculous! I think I'll take my money elsewhere! Other cons include: -absurd cost -no towels -claustrophobic studio -parking in tight garage

Think of boxing workout plus HIIT. You will be drenched after 45 minutes and sore the next day or…read moretwo. Workouts are for different levels, good intro classes. One minus: it's too dark for me so looking for the right weights can be a bit of a challenge. Other than that - great workout guaranteed!

Love my rumble team and the awesome workout Staff is always friendly and upbeat Trainers are…read moregreat - Nicole and Juliana rock and bring that NY/ tri-state swag! Exhausted everytime I leave and love going back for more!

To Annzie A, They…read moremust take down all your info from your DL, for even a trial. You're exercising with their paying members and anything may happen. They must know who you for any type of emergency, if someone gets hurt, assaulted, something is damaged or stolen. You must be identified, for almost everything you do. From FBI family. Master Personal Trainer Brian G

I came here using a 7-day pass…read more Unfortunately, I didn't realize that the 7 days is effective as soon as the pass is emailed. Upon signing up for the 7 day pass, I received a text from Amir. Luckily, he was flexible and let me come at the end of March. As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by Isaac, who was extremely friendly and informative. We went through the entire walk through, and on my 2nd visit, he went over the prices. The only thing I didn't like is that they take down all the information from our Driver's License even if it's just a trial. Since this is considered a boutique gym, the classes are the main focus and driver for memberships. They get crazy busy and packed, but are only held at certain times of the day..and not Friday evenings. The classes include (but with different names): yoga, boxing, cycling and CS4. I was only able take one class--Ride with Lauren--and WOW it was fun and vibrant! I came back another day for leg day to try out the equipment. I was very fascinated by the TechnoGym equipment--beautiful, unique machines and all in pristine condition. There were SO MANY options for upper, lower, cardio, etc. Additionally, there is a separate cross fit area, where they hold classes and it is open to members. There is a recovery section, which includes compression sleeves, cryotherapy and massage chairs, which are convenient but I believe separate from the monthly gym membership. Also, there is a spa, whcih is definitely 3rd party and not included in the monthly membership. There is 2 hour parking available in the garage, which is validated at the front desk.

I showed up to Tysons for a kickboxing conditioning class I found through ClassPass. I didn't know…read morewhat to expect, I have no experience with any sort of boxing. They provided gloves for free and hand wraps I believe were like seven dollars. During the class we were given about 4 to 5 different stations to work out in and each we're different workouts. It was fast pace, there will be no air conditioning inside so I had to step out for a second during our break. Overall I had a great experience and I have been thinking of returning for another class I definitely recommend it!

Absolutely love this place. They have everything you need from getting into shape or if you want…read moreto box competitively. The owner Dean is very knowledgeable and a great guy. They don't try and lock you in on memberships like most gyms try and do.

I purchased a Groupon for CrossFit Falls Church to try it out; I had never done CrossFit before and…read moreI wasn't sure whether I would like it enough to make a long-term commitment. I registered for their Elements classes with Jordan and absolutely LOVED every minute of it! All of the coaches at CFFC are extremely knowledgeable and patient. They take the time to teach proper form for every movement to help avoid injury, but they know how and when to push you to reach your full potential and make progress. After completing Elements I purchased a monthly membership (which includes yoga and various workshops, as well as the opportunity to take classes at their sister gym, CrossFit Adaptation in Shirlington), and promptly cancelled my "traditional" health club membership -- no more treadmill for me! The gym is clean, full of a variety of equipment, and reasonably priced (compared to many other CrossFit gyms in the DC area). They offer a ton of classes each day (from 5:30am to 7:30pm) and there is a real sense of community among the members. I am always amazed at the variety of CrossFitters in each class -- all ages and all skill levels, all shapes and sizes. Thanks to Linsey and all of the other CFFC coaches, I can honestly say I look forward to each workout and I am actually a bit sad when my body tells me to take a rest day. I have enjoyed my time at CFFC so much that I purchased another Groupon for my husband -- he just finished Elements and is hooked!

I love going here! You will definitely get a great work out. I love that there are flexible…read moreoptions for joining (I'm a punch card member right now). Linsey is great, she's a good coach and helps me figure out what in the world I'm supposed to be doing (lifting what, how???). If you're not sure if CF is right for you, definitely check out the free Saturday class.

I am extremely disappointed with how HOTWORX Vienna handles membership cancellations and customer…read moreconcerns. Trying to cancel my membership has been one of the most frustrating experiences I've had with any fitness studio. I spoke directly with the owner of the facility, and instead of taking accountability or assisting with my request, he repeatedly deflected responsibility by saying that "corporate" makes all the decisions. It felt like a constant game of passing the blame, which is completely unprofessional for someone in an ownership position. Additionally, they intentionally leave out certain information to get you to sign up, and once you have a card on file to pay for the membership, they charge fees and have rules that are hidden in the contract. When asking questions about these fees and membership terms, I was misinformed by multiple employees, including the owner. Furthermore, when signing up they also state you "must" buy THEIR mat and towel (which are insanely expensive, over $100) to use in the sauna, but in overhearing a guest tour during my session, another employee stated "any kind of mat and towel can be used in the sauna, even one off Amazon." I would NOT recommend HOTWORX Vienna to anyone looking for a reliable or honest fitness experience. This kind of misleading practice is disappointing and untrustworthy. Lastly, the facility itself also leaves a lot to be desired. The bathroom is consistently unsanitary, and there's often visible sweat on the inside of the sauna glass doors between sessions -- which is unacceptable for a place that markets itself around health and wellness.

I workout here regularly and have had a great experience. I love having a more private space to…read moreworkout and always feel safe to do so here. Sauna workouts during the long, cold winter are a game changer!

Not so perfect. The trainer didn't listen to me and didn't correct my poor form resulting in 3 days…read moreof pain. I have been working out for 40+ years. I'm fairly petite, 50+ was started on 175# for legs and 75# for arms. I told the trainer that was too heavy for the first time, and that I preferred a lower weight to get the form right, and then I can proceed to a higher weight. He disagreed. I could hardly move the weights and my arms collapsed after 2 of the slow timed reps. I had a lot of pain (not the oh I worked out pain but pulled something pain) in my left knee, right neck, shoulder & arm. I was unable to lift my right arm for 2 days. My neck was messed up because in trying to move the 75# weight, I shrugged my shoulders (a no-no that wasn't corrected by the trainer). Lots of ibuprofen but at least I didn't do any permanent damage. I know my body. I know what works for me. Unless you want be in extreme pain I DO NOT recommend this workout especially for those over 40.

I've been a client of The Perfect Workout for a bit over six months. In that time, I've seen…read moremyself get stronger, my muscle tone has improved, and I've dropped a pants size. My admittedly horrible diet hasn't changed and I haven't dropped (or gained) any weight. The service isn't inexpensive, roughly $400/month. The pricing, at least for me, was inflexible and I would love to hear from anyone who was offered training at a reduced rate. You can get a lower per-workout price by buying a longer term contract. However, the way the compute "Pay in Full" benefits decreases this benefit somewhat. What is variable is the trainer you choose to work with. There are several available and you should try each to see which one is best to motivate you. My recommendation is that even for the reasonably priced trial that you try each trainer to find the one who best resonates with you. Bottom line: I like the convenience and efficiency of a 20-minute, twice weekly workout that provides measurable, if not dramatic, improvements. I would be happier if these benefits were available at a somewhat lower price.