Justin, Krashawn & Marquise were amazing during my first ever visit to this gym using my…read moremembership. I hadn't used it in years and decided to take advantage of my tanning included in my Black Card. They were super polite, helpful, respectful and courteous. They showed me around and were extremely attentive. I wanted to specifically name them in my review so these young men can get the credit they deserve for being such great employees. The facility was clean as well but I do recommend trash cans in the tanning rooms.

This PF is pretty chill. Been going here for 4+years. No complaints about the facility other than…read moresometimes the bathroom smells odd like if there was a leak or something. The staff are awesome, especially Fransico and Atheyna. Atheyna's been there for 3 years (or almost) and she's always been kind and welcoming, hard-working too. I always see her and Fransico cleaning different areas of the gym. The weight section is good enough. Heavier dumbbells would be cool, and a squat rack would be awesome. Some of the people there suck cause they leave their weights everything and don't re-rack them (booo).

Can't even get into the gym. I've called and left my contact info 3 times without any response. I…read moredon't know if their fob reader doesn't work or if it's because I'm using my phone to get in but the lack of assistance is frustrating. I don't know how many times I've tried to enter now and have had to turn back and go home. How is no one there during business hours? Was finally contacted by Lucas from the location and was informed of the "trick" to getting in and also compensated for the lost time of access and then some. Will need to verify if I can access the gym now with the trick but professional response from Lucas.

I've been a member of Anytime Fitness since 2012, and I can say this is the worst location I have…read moreever encountered. The consistent negative reviews and photos say it all. For years, we've put up with broken or missing equipment, filthy bathrooms, and genuine safety hazards. Throughout this period of neglect, there were no credits or adjustment to our dues - just radio silence from a revolving door of management. Meanwhile, they continue to charge full rates and hit us with "maintenance fees" while the facility literally fell apart around us. The gym is finally being patched up, but don't be fooled - these aren't upgrades. This is delayed maintenance that we already paid for via those extra fees last year. It's the bare minimum to keep the doors open. Almost immediately after these minor fixes, the new owners hiked up member rates. It has become a predictable, frustrating pattern: * new owners: rates go up * facility neglected: maintenance fee * member loyalty: completely ignored It feels like a total slap in the face to those of us who stay through the worst of it. The new owners are essentially exploiting the members who are already funding their entire operation. The convenience and quality of the location is no longer worth the headache or the price tag. If you're looking for a gym that is actually maintained, transparent about its pricing, and respects its members, look elsewhere. Currently scouting for new gyms and I strongly advise you do the same. **In response to Morgan** I appreciate you taking the time to respond. I don't doubt that effort and money are being put in now. The issue is that members were previously charged maintenance fees while the facility continued to decline. When members pay extra, specifically for upkeep and don't see results, that's where the frustration comes from. As for rate increases and annual fees, most members understand those exist in the industry. The difference is whether the condition of the gym reflects what's being charged. This isn't about expecting a gym that never raises rates. It's about expecting pricing to align with value and transparency. The costs go up but the quality doesn't improve proportionally. Perhaps focus on bringing the gym up to the basic operational standards before implementing a rate increase.

Great community, energy and environment. No contract month to month membership for unlimited…read moreclasses. They have the best music and truly the kindest staff. Give them a try with a 3 day trial.

Been going here for almost 2 months...great place, coaches are great and the atmosphere is amazing.read more

This Las Vegas Athletic Clubs (LVAC) site is very convenient in that it is close to home and is a…read moreprimary gym but needs major structural and aesthetic improvements. The current property is not as well-equipped or updated as the other regional properties, Henderson, Centennial and Spring Valley. The likelihood is that if this facility is upgraded to those very high-level standards, the overall member experience would be drastically enhanced.

I only come to this location for a quick lift during lunch break cause it's the closest to work…read more Gym goers here rarely put back the weights, both on smith machines and dumbbells. There's always some machines that's broken and they take a while to get fixed. Gym staff is... I dunno never interacted with anyone myself. No one says hello or good bye , that's okay tho here to get a pump not chat. Seems like their main thing is just to scan your QR at the front desk. Do come if you: Live or work nearby and this is your own option Just need to lift some iron and can make do with basic, older equipments Have no problem constantly Putting on and off weight plates, spend a eternity looking for dumbbells that are all over the place Don't come if: Expect top hospitality like equinox, lifetime and a majority of EOS locations Need fancy amenities like towel service, cold plunge, cryo therapy or massage chairs Clean and well maintained gym (I'm not sure if LVAC does this but other gyms have staff or trainers wondering around re racking weights, which is a MAJOR issue at this location) This is not the worst gym I've been to, it's probably the smallest LVAC location in Vegas but they have a decent amount of equipment and will get the job done if you just lower your expectation.

I really appreciate the honesty and straightforward approach at Fitness Factory. It's not the…read morenewest equipment, and it's not the biggest gym around , but the pricing reflects that, and that's exactly how it should be. They don't try to squeeze every extra dollar out of their members by charging premium prices for something that isn't premium. What you see is what you pay for. Their equipment gets the job done. Their contract is clear: month to month, no maintenance fees, no rate increases, and no unnecessary hidden charges. The pricing is upfront and reasonable, which is honestly refreshing in an industry where gyms seem to find new ways to charge members more and more. Fitness Factory may not have all the bells and whistles, but you're getting a fair price for what they offer, and I respect a business that actually operates that way.

February 9, 2026 The…read morelast post was intended to notify management of items that need attention. I have posted two more pictures showing the missing parts, including the handles. There is a calf machine with broken cables, which is not shown here. My last notice/review was written on January 17, 2016. It has been 23 days with no changes. All items, plus the three new items in this update still need attention.

Fitness Factory (East Charleston) -- Review…read more 1. General Information This is my review of Fitness Factory on East Charleston. The gym is open 24/7, which is a huge plus, especially in a city like Las Vegas. Membership is straightforward: there's only one option at a very affordable $17/month with no contract. A sign-up fee applies--mine was $20.25 during a New Year's promotion, but it may vary. Day passes are available for $10 if you want to try the gym before committing. The sign-up process was simple; I joined at their smaller Lake Mead location, but you can also sign up online. Unfortunately, you *must* cancel in person, which is inconvenient. 2. Facilities and Equipment The gym is clean and generally well-maintained, though it does look a bit dated and could use a facelift. The biggest drawback is the limited variety of machines. While there's a solid weight training area, free weights, and cardio equipment, those accustomed to larger gyms (like LVAC) may feel restricted by the lack of machine options. Most equipment is in good condition and not outdated. Specialized equipment (like kettlebells or stability balls) is scarce. During my usual visits at 4 p.m., the gym wasn't too busy, but you may have to wait for a machine during peak times due to the limited selection. 3. Group Classes & Programs They offer a variety of group classes, but I haven't personally tried them. The option is there for anyone interested; I recommend checking with the staff for schedules and details. 4. Staff & Trainers My interactions with staff have been limited since I tend to keep to myself. However, during sign-up at the Lake Mead location, the staff member was polite, efficient, and helpful--nothing exceptional, but the experience was smooth and professional. 5. Cleanliness & Hygiene Overall, the gym is fairly clean--nothing extraordinary, but far from unpleasant. The men's bathroom and locker room are average in terms of cleanliness, though the dated design doesn't help the impression. There are lockers and showers, but no towel service or supplies (soap, shampoo, or hair dryers), so bring your own. Sanitation stations are available, and members are expected to wipe down equipment after use. 6. Atmosphere & Community The vibe here is neutral--not the most welcoming, but definitely not intimidating or overly competitive. Most members tend to keep to themselves or work out with a friend or two. It's less crowded than bigger gyms like LVAC, which is a plus, but limited machine variety still means you may have to wait during busy times. One downside: I noticed a lot of high school-aged members around 4 p.m. This isn't inherently bad, but it's something to be aware of if you prefer not to be around so many young people. Your experience may vary depending on the time you visit. 7. Amenities Amenities are good for the price. Lockers are available, but you'll need to bring your own lock. There are showers, a sauna, and a pool, though I recommend checking with the front desk for their hours of operation. Water stations are available, and there's a vending machine for drinks, but no smoothie bar or café. Parking is plentiful in front of the gym, but I didn't see any dedicated bike storage. For public transport, the RTC 206 Charleston and 203 Lamb bus stops are conveniently nearby. 8. Value & Overall Experience Fitness Factory has a lot going for it, especially for the price. Compared to LVAC, it's less crowded and has a better vibe, but the limited variety of machines might frustrate some users. For $17 a month (no contract), you get most of the same basic amenities as larger gyms--including access to their Lake Mead location. The 24/7 hours are perfect for service workers or anyone with an unusual schedule. This gym is best suited for beginners or those looking for a no-frills, budget-friendly membership. If you want a modern gym with high-end amenities, you won't find that here. Still, for the price, it's hard to beat. I recommend giving it a try--while there are drawbacks, the value and flexibility may make it worth it for many people.

Not up to par customer service and infrastructure of they're building is below standard. Something…read morewas always broken here whether it was the machines or a urinal /toilet/ sinks. Let me not mention the broken mirrors with duct tape on the And a mold smell in the bathrooms , with visible rust in the framing. I'm not trying to bash them these are just facts.

Movement Fitness is an amazing gym! I've been a member for about five years now, and I can…read moregenuinely say I've loved my experience here. I even hired a personal trainer, which has made my fitness journey that much better. The facility is always clean, beautiful, and well maintained, and I always feel comfortable and safe working out here. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and being surrounded by dedicated athletes and knowledgeable trainers keeps me motivated and inspired. And I can't forget the smoothies--they're definitely one of my favorite parts after a good workout! From the staff and trainers to the cleanliness, atmosphere, and overall facility, Movement Fitness continues to be a place I truly enjoy coming to. Five years later and still happy to be a member!

Great facilities. Jude at the front desk was so accommodating and helpful. Will definitely be my…read moreregular gym. Clean and all equipment working great.

As a former soccer athlete, I already knew how to workout and diet but I wanted to learn more on…read morehow to properly lift weights with proper form to prevent easily avoidable injuries in the gym. I signed up with Alex for in-person training with a 3 month commitment. My time with Alex has been one of the best investments I've done for myself. He is unlike other trainers and coaches I've worked with in the past. Alex will get DOWN with you and actually workout with you. He is the hype man you need to get you motivated. After my first session, I was already craving to workout more! When I first started with Alex, my balance and form was very "off" especially after getting pregnant. I had a fear of falling off a machine or losing my balance. Alex helped me get over those fears and my balance has improved so much! He taught me exercises that I can easily do at home without any weights or extra equipment if I wasn't able to make it to the gym. Alex has helped me get stronger and gain more confidence in myself inside and outside of the gym. My only regret is not taking more progress pictures. I was a little over 170lbs when I signed up with Alex and today (June 2023) I am down to 150lbs! Glad to have Alex part of my fitness journey and helping me shift my lifestyle from sedentary to very active!

From the owner: Alexander is bilingual in English and Spanish, He has 14 years of experience in the fitness field…read more He is also a professional dance choreographer, model, singer, and athlete!

This year I made the commitment to eat healthier and excercise more. When I decided to join a gym,…read moreI chose Planet Fitness because they have locations all over town. There was a location close to my work and the Flamingo location is closest to my home. This is the location I visit most. Everyone I have met at this gym is super nice. This includes the gym members as well as the staff. I really enjoy coming here. One thing that I really enjoy is PE at PF where half hour personal training sessions are included in the price of membership. The trainer, Megan is amazing! She's very positive and I can't believe more people do not take advantage of the personal training experience here. I recommend this gym if you are looking for a cheap gym with all the basics and lots of locations - try Planet Fitness.

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Overall a nice spa facility but there's definitely room for improvement. I gave it 4 stars for my…read moregreat massage and various amenity services but... The pros: The facility is modern and clean with a lot of amenities including various hot tubs, steam and dry sauna, ice room, hot stone lounge chairs, quiet room to rest, salt room, and lounge area. They also host an Aufguss sauna experience every hour in their entertainment sauna room. The snacks and drinks were delicious which included mini muffins, mini cookies, nuts, bananas, teas, coffee, and sparkling and still water. The staff is friendly, professional, and approachable. They were great about cleaning up the areas and restocking towels, snacks, and shower amenities. My massage was really great from Misty as well. I highly recommend booking your service as soon as possible. The cons: let's start off with the overstimulating, loud environment in the shared co-ed spaces from everyone talking like they are at happy hour. It's hard to relax and enjoy the supposed spa ambiance around crowds of people who are all talking loudly. The noise amplifies and echoes inside. They need to limit the number of guests and tell people they can only talk in the sitting area outside. They crack down on phone use (which I feel should be allowed as long as people are not talking on the phone) but don't tell guests to be quiet. The locker rooms need more than a small bench in each section. It's only big enough for 1-2 people. The showers need to have hooks or hangers for our towels and robes. Note: it is less busy after 3-4pm so if you want to enjoy the spa in peace and with minimal people, go after that time. I took these pictures around 6pm. After paying over $300, I want to feel like I'm at a spa, not another bar on the Strip. If Lapis Spa can work on controlling the noise level, I'd consider returning.

The spa is nice, although it was much smaller than I thought it would be. The co-ed section felt…read morereally busy the entire time we were there and it was hard to get chairs because people were saving them with towels. I liked doing the cold plunge after the sauna and napping in the heated chairs. I didn't like that they didn't have bathroom amenities like hair dryers and razors out and available. I feel like they should just provide them without us having to ask. However, the massage I got was incredible and the best part. I have to give a shout out to Henry. I have chronic pain and was suffering from a flare up when I visited. The pain relief I got from the massage was so great that it made me cry. He knew all the areas on my back and arms I was feeling pain without me telling him and he used just the right pressure to relieve the muscles. I hadn't felt that good and relaxed in years. Thank you so much! I wouldn't go back just for the spa but I will definitely go back every time I visit for a massage and spa. We already booked our next trip and will be staying at Fountainebleau for this!