One of the best gyms in the country. There isn't anything they don't have. Swimming pool. Cold…read moreplunge. Sauna. Steam. Basketball. And insane equipment and treadmills. Get your membership here and change your life! You can thank me later

This location is one of the OG Sports Club/LA locations. It is pretty mammoth. It has everything…read moreyou need to get a work out, plus amenities, etc. I have worked out here a few times with my nationwide membership and I have found it easy to get a workout in and it is never too crowded. The place is well maintained, too. My one "however" is that if you are looking for a completely modern vibe, the Century City location was built more "recently" and ha smore of that cavernous layout that you see at newer Equinox's, whereas this one is quite large, but the space is more broken up into smaller workout spaces - nothing wrong, just a little different.

This place is incredible. I learned it's actually not pronounced "paddle" well, as since it…read moreoriginated in Mexico or Mexico City and it is pronounced pa-del just made me feel a little fancier, saying it that way. I do not play myself, but I was able to witness some truly talented players that are regulars here. Especially when Century City has the holiday decorations up, you can't beat the view of looking down into the atrium.minus one star because it is a little pricey. However, for special occasions, or intermittent plays, it is a unique experience. I believe different times of the day have different pricing, for instance, between 10 to 2 PM is happy hour pricing of sorts. I hear they are opening up in Culver City as well, and they will have some sort of licensing for kombucha or soft alcohol.

You would think a new business promoting a relatively new sport would be friendly and inviting…read more Three tries and No they are not! Build out from the theater level looks cool and appealing even if it's an even more watered down version of pickellball which already is a water down version of tennis but I am not hurt they have been consistently rude and dismissive to my crew:) good luck! Hope they find a host with a personality and a smile, looks expensive to maintain.

I recently stayed here for a conference, and everything screamed vintage but athletic club, too…read more The hotel room is VERY spacious, though it erred on the side of dark. As usual, water in the room costs money, and there are a few other products with hidden price tags in the room, too. Surprisingly, toothbrush and toothpaste was not provided. The water for showering also doesn't get too hot. In terms of the athletic space, the machines were very easy to access. There was never a wait even on weekend afternoons. The lap pool was my favorite part - clean and calm. There was some miscommunication between the lobby and the store, as one said there is no reservation system but there in fact was. But even when told all the lanes were fully reserved, more than half weren't in use. Parking is a bit of a hassle; for non-members it's definitely not worth it. At the time of visit, the parking machine wasn't working. There are also sperate elevators for parking vs the athletic club / hotel area which was a little confusing. The stair numbers also didn't coordinate the best with actual level.

My sister has been a long time member and tonight I hosted my first event for her at LAAC and the…read moreteam was incredible! Pedro (the man) was in charge of our happy hour and came out the gate, straight in charge, as I navigated hosting my first professional event and was exceptionally friendly and helpful! Extra shout out to our amazing bartender Georgette who was -- AMAZING! Pedro, Georgette and the whole staff were extremely friendly, professional and our ensured our first company happy hour was smooth and lively. 5 stars, gold stars! Highy recommend and can't wait for our next company event here with such a great team of support staff Extra kudos to Georgette and Pedro for their services and helping me guarantee a sure lock-in for our first (and many more) events and ensuring i looked goos foe our company event. Thank you so much!!

I have been here so many times but neglected to write a review for some odd reason. This is a great…read moreclub.that I don't belong to but visit whenever on in Burbank dining at Santauri. The tennis courts are beautiful and there are several to play on. I was an avid tennis player on my youth and miss it. I didn't even know they had a gym until tonight when I was touring the club. They also have a room for cycling and a huge room for various workout classes. Everyone here looks very fit and healthy! The lap pool looked so enticing! I wish I brought my bikini! Overall it's a 5 star club and if I lived closer, I would definitely join!! A+

I love being a member here. I have been since the late 90s. It's a family membership. We all love…read moreto play tennis and my dad works in the industry so it's nice and Staff is friendly and the locker room is clean

Amazing spot with the kindest employees and great equipment! Great energy always and never too…read morecrowded!

Clean, well lit, and organized. We use the batting cages. They do a great job keeping everyone on…read moreschedule and the equipment is all well maintained. Very friendly staff too!

A few notes to consider before reading any equinox reviews:…read more* I go to multiple equinoxes in LA and OC. This review leverages the experience of these other equinoxes in mind * Lots of entitled and spoiled people go to Equinox and consider even minor every day hiccups huge inconveniences worthy of the death penalty. They come onto yelp and leave disgruntled reviews. Make sure to adjust for this. Parking (****) - like any gym in LA, real estate is tight and parking validation only lasts for a limited time. Westwood gym is a 2 hour validation and going from the parking to the gym is quick and easy. Above average compared to other gyms. LAFitness right across the street is 90m and you'll spend over 10 minutes getting to and from your car. I still think this is not enough for a gym visit so I take my scooter and dont have to worry about it. I'm surprised there aren't more e-bikes or scooters. Gym layout(***) Also needs the caveat of: like any gym in LA real estate is tight... this means small floor layouts separated by stairs and more stairs. The gym could have been designed with better use of floor space. They have the equipment seprated by type (free weight, assisted) which is unfortunate. It would be better if all the leg equipment was in one place, all the chest equipment in another, regardless of whether it's free weight or not. Still this is just a minor gripe. Customer Service (**) - this is where all the LA gyms suffer. It's just... LA. Compared to the OC gyms the CS is really mediocre but compared to LA it's probably above average. This is probably a plus for busy gym goers that don't want to be bothered with pleasantries but coming from OC, where all the employees give you genuine hellos, smiles, fist bumps, shoot off quirky compliments as you lift, make you feel at home, know you by name...it is kind of dry. Pool (??) - can't really comment as I dont swim but you can see the pics. Not all the LA gyms have a pool so i'm assuming this is a plus. Steam room (***) - just average. The clientelle doesn't quite know how to use the eucalyptus oil spray so it's always musty. Spray that shit constantly on the steam homies. Boxing (*****) - i love this boxing gym. No speed bag but it's a separate room with double end bag, heavy bag, and a tear drop bag. Usually empty. Some people kind of dick around in there for a whole hour but I mostly see people doing efficient hard core works outs and stepping out within 20-30 min. So if you brought your e-scooter, not a big deal to wait for it to open up. Usually empty when i show up Overall this is my go to gym in LA. Occasionally i'll go to culver city or santa monica for a change of scenery but i like this one best.

A premium gym with top-notch equipment, clean facilities, and great classes. The pool and spa areas…read moreare fantastic. However, the membership fee is quite high, and it can get crowded during peak hours. Ideal for those seeking a luxury fitness experience.

I needed my ping pong fix this Saturday and did not want to drive to the West side…read more My PP partner and I went to this place in K town. The parking is easy and plentiful behind the building. Grace, the nice person at the desk downstairs will charge the usual $7 for the day and up you go in an elevator to the 2nd floor after going through a large room with pool tables that was deserted on this hot afternoon. Interestingly, there is a minuscule but cute old fashioned barbershop inside next to the spa !? The ping pong tables are quite new and there is a net behind that's very convenient for the stray balls. There is also a robot for everyone to use for training. 5 stars if it wasn't for the broken air and the owner who was rude when enquired about the status of the AC : "you can take care of your own stuff" and it is always hot here": not nice!! I had a nice training and a good sweat!!!

Great place to pong. 8-10 tables and there's always an available table to play in my experienceread more

Love the vibe, front desk was so welcoming, was greeted by Emily and Brandon and helped me as if…read moreI'm new to the gym life

best gym i've been too, little wait and very good equipment, the last gym i was at was so bad…read morecompared to wildfire quality wise, the switch is good

We went to an event there. The food was embarrassingly bad. Cold mini-burgers (that we mostly…read morebuns) cold fried chicken bung (again, mosts bread buns). This review only relates to that: food prep for an event.

We've been bringing our kids to swim lessons at the Griffin Club for nearly a year and have…read moregenuinely enjoyed the experience (besides the food that really lacks quality and consistency). The swim instructors are wonderful and it's been a positive environment for our family. We were informed that non-members are only allowed to participate in swim lessons for a limited period (12 weeks). The fact that we were able to enjoy the club for nearly a year was an exception. We understood and respected the policy. Because we liked the club and have many friends who are members, we decided to move forward with a membership-- paying the significant initiation fee. However, after joining, we learned that some non-members we've seen in the past are now able to enroll in swim lessons by having member friends sign them up. This workaround seems to be very unfair, which makes the enforcement of the policy feel inconsistent. We've also heard ongoing concerns from members about how non-member participation in swim lessons can make scheduling more competitive. While we understand this from both sides, especially since we were recently non-members ourselves, it does highlight a broader issue around fairness and how benefits are structured. Members should always be given the priority. It's disappointing because we made a significant financial commitment based on what we were told. Greater clarity and consistency in how these policies are applied would go a long way in building trust and ensuring all members feel they are receiving the value they signed up for.

I found my people! I have been looking for a gym since the Fitness Factory closed and I finally…read morefound it. The coolest of people of all ages and races and truly the opposite of anything bougie. You won't find people posting on Instagram here but you just might see a movie star and a studio head sweating next to you. This place is the definition of cool. The nicest front desk staff too who actually remember your name so shout out to them especially Leah!

I am a long-time member of Easton Gym (since 2013!) and have come to know the community quite well…read more Easton is a gem in Los Angeles and the place where I was able to transform my fitness alongside some of the most knowledgable staff and trainers in the city. Easton's owner Toby and his passionate staff have facilitated a respectful and supportive community over a long period of time where all bodies are welcome, member input is prioritized, and most importantly, re-racking your weights and putting shit back where you found it is the norm! Working out at Easton feels like being part of a long tradition in Los Angeles. Even though the equipment isn't as new or exciting as other places and "it doesn't have air conditioning!" as everyone LOVES to say, nothing beats working out within Easton's beautiful brick walls, amongst vintage windows that catch a refreshing cross-breeze and dumbbells that look like they were carried by strong men in the 1940's. Easton rarely gets frustratingly crowded, and its members overall are simply RESPECTFUL, relaxed, authentic, and make this the type of business you can only find in Los Angeles. I love Easton gym!