Stunning boutique studio with fantastic natural light, thoughtful amenities and classes for every…read moreskill level. I found ForMe on the Mindbody app when searching for some morning Pilates classes on my trip to Montreal and booked a Core + Flexibility Intermediate class. The studio is easy to find. Take the elevators inside the lobby to the 6th floor. When you walk in, you'll notice gorgeous, cubbies, shoe cubbies, and space to hang coats. There is also a quick changing area with a large mirror and a single person restroom filled with feminine amenities and small, thoughtful touch touches. The studio space has every sort of Pilates equipment you could think of against one wall, including circles, weights, balls, embroidered towels and more. The class itself was challenging but balanced. The instructor was clear with directions, motivating and cued water breaks. I'd absolutely return here the next time I'm in town!

Club PKL is a very nice pickleball facility located in the sud-ouest near downtown making it one of…read morethe most centrally located , and closest to the downtown core, pickleball clubs in Montreal. The facility is very well lit, has high ceilings and a good amount of space around the courts. Again making it one of the best facilities around. They have 6 playable courts and one training court. Although they advertise having 7 courts, you can't actually play a match on the 7th court as it has a very low ceiling. However, this court is good for warming up or drilling. As I've mentioned this facility is top notch. However, one thing I've noticed after playing there a few times during the summer is that the main area is not properly ventilated. I can see that they have large heaters in the space so I'm sure it is fine in the winter, but it appears to lack an adequate amount of fresh air circulation. So when the facility is full the air becomes quite humid and hot. The office area and fitness studios are in a full air conditioned area so there is no issue there. It is just the playing area that seems to be lacking in fresh air and air conditioning. Lastly the one major down side with Club PKL is the pricing structure. It's next to impossible to figure out and what I can figure out seems extremely expensive. Looking at the Play by Point app, Club PKL offers no less than 11 membership options. ‍ when you click on memberships on their website all you get is a list of hourly court fees of $64 or $72/ hour depending on the time of day. So the website isn't really very useful in helping you figure this all out. The way it works is that you pay for a membership, say $110/month for then"rock star" membership, which I figure must be the best one and then you pay court fees as well. For a "rock star" the fees are the lowest, $12.50/hour/player (assuming 4 players per court). So by my calculations if you play on average 3 times per week it would cost you over $5,000 per year to play pickleball at PKL. They are however very flexible when it comes to drop ins for non-members. I've seen last minute open play invites for as little as $10 but also for as much as $35, so it all seems pretty random which makes it a bit difficult to plan in advance.

Perfect experience and exceptional facility! My family and I love going there. Accessible and has…read moreon site parking!

I sort of want to give this a full four stars just for being a free, public, year 'round, indoor…read moreswimming pool. However, if you're picky, there is really nothing special going on here. It's all fairly standard. I only go at the limited times when the whole pool is converted into three laps, so I can't speak to the bain libre scene, but they do seem to have a fair amount of free swim and I have had pretty satisfactory experiences here. There are usually (depending on the season) two times during the day when the pool is devoted entirely to lap swim, once in the afternoon, once in the evening. I have found that I go around 8pm, there is generally enough space to swim. (Plus, there is nothing better than falling fast asleep after a swim.) But the afternoons are more crowded. Here's the thing, you will be sharing a lane with anywhere from zero to eight people at a time. That's just the way this goes. At first that was very jarring for me, but I got used to it. While the lanes are divided into "lent," "moyen," et "rapide" these are very loose guidelines, and you may find yourself huffing along in the medium lane, with an olympic competitor on your tail who won't switch into the fast line because he failed to medal or something. (Hey guy, this is a community pool, "rapide" is your destiny. Own it.) Pros: - "a free, public, year 'round, indoor swimming pool" - well-located - I absolutely love the way the pool room walls are mostly composed of windows, because catching a glimpse of pouring snow in a street light while you're walking around in a bathing suit is the coolest. Cons: - water is generally not warm enough in the winter - by the end of the day, the whole place could DEFINITELY be a little cleaner - showers are very awkwardly positioned and so it's not super fun to get naked for the full de-chlorinifying experience, but I just sorta hold my breath and pretend I come from a culture where nudity is, like, whatever not a big deal (I don't...this takes most of my will power...) - you have to take your shoes off before going into the locker room, which is supposed to be for 'garder propre' purposes...but that would all be a moot point if they'd just mop up a couple of times a day...

Really not the best pool, but it's free and there's a lot to said about free public pools in…read moreMontreal... They're awesome. The first review nailed all the important things, and even two years later it's right on the money! I wouldn't pay for a membership to a pool like this one, but I don't have to, it's free. Crowded at times, with pretty limited hours devoted for free swimming, it's just steps away from my place, and once you lower your standards, sharing a lane with 4-8 other swimmers is not all that bad (most of the time). Even when I had access to the McGill pool, which is much better, I still used the public ones that were closer to my place, especially in winter. There's only 3 showers, no separation between them, and oh, the soap dispenser is always empty. But, who can complain? Bottom line: you get what you pay for, and it's OK! (did I mention it's free already?)

I attended a wedding at Club Atwater recently and I absolutely loved the venue! The cocktail hour…read morewas held in the beautiful lounge on the first floor. The venue set up a massive charcuterie table and a seafood buffet, which were delicious! There was also plenty of room to sit and stand. The wedding ceremony and reception were held in a room on the second floor. The room comfortably sat 80 people and the joining room was used as the dance floor. The venue served some of the best food I've ever had at a wedding! The bride and groom at selected a burrata salad and filet mignon for the meal. Everyone's filet mignon was cooked to their liking, which is very rare at a wedding! All the staff at the venue were attentive and helpful. Highly recommend for special events!

Great Customer Service and a lot of activities , but it's really expensive. Bonus point for…read moreunlimited towels and free parking. It's really cool that they have a bar/restaurant inside the building. Please note that the gym is a bit small

Olympia Performance is a brand new gym that just opened on the West Island. This gym is geared…read moretowards performance athletes and people who are serious about their training as it has some very unique and high-end features. The first thing that you will notice when you walk in the door is that they have a huge length of artificial turf running down the left side of the space. The owner, Steve, tells me that at 50 yards it is the longest of any gym in Montreal. The turf provides space for exercises that you could normally only do outdoors, such as 40 yard sprints, pushing sleds and bounding. On the right-hand side of the space they have an enormous scaffolding where you can let your inner "Ninja Warrior" loose on the rings, monkey bars and salmon ladder. The gym also has a peg board, Olympic lifting and a full complement of free weights and exercise machines. Additionally there is a spin room setup with CompuTrainers that are designed for performance cycling training. I've been there to workout a few times since they opened and I confidently say that the quality of the equipment and staff at Olympia is unmatched by any other gym that I've seen in the city.

Best kept secret on the West Island. Hands down, the best gym in Canada. I have been working out…read morethere since April and iit has been life changing. Kind people who support each other. It is like a family.

Great location and a great staff…read more We have been coming here from the beginning and the staff is a major part of it. We just heard this place has been sold to another club and only hope they keep the great staff with the awesome helpful attitude Major thanks to Martin - the current manager for help with all the reservations

Bon club de tennis à l'île des sœurs. Terrains en ciment et en terre battue. Bon cours de tennis…read moreavec l'accès tennis. Par contre, les installations laissent un peu à désirer ace de l'eau qui coule régulièrement du toit

We are on holiday and took a class last night with Faris. The club is clean with a great pro shop…read moreand everything is NEW! Our lesson was amazing - he's a great teacher - and then we played with him and a local member after. An awesome tennis facility!

Latest equipment. Best gym. Great staff. Huge parking. Clean. Great hours. Never busy.read more

Amazing Gym, always kept clean and superior gym equipment and sections. As a girl I rly love the…read moregirls only section and I always have somewhere to go and do some fun workouts.