I just got in from Maryland and was looking for a good gym to go to. I ended up at the Lifetime…read moreTennis at the Galleria Mall, and they sent me over here--it was only a 6-7 minute drive. I came in as a guest and Cameron helped me get signed up. She showed amazing hospitality and made the whole process easy. If you're ever in the Houston area, definitely come to this Lifetime. You won't regret it!

The staff such as the manager in the women's locker room is just rude and inexperienced and seems…read moreto be most concerned with impressing her boss instead of making an enjoyable experience for the member. This is a medium level gym with a $200 to $300 a month membership cost. At that price point, one would expect the staff to have the appropriate level of experience and have a reasonable level of natural people skills. The fact the employees may be inexperienced / young / niave is certainly not justification for the customer / member to have any bad experience. It only reveals that management has made bad hiring decisions and has neglected to train the staff. Overall, the facilities and equipment are good and the place is clean. The people part can be less than adequate.

Memorial Park is my best 3 mile walk spot…read more I previously, before COVID I walked and ran 1-2 times a week. After COVID I only came here 1-3 times a year. My plan is to get back to walking weekly and start being able to run again. I really like the newest version of the walking areas.

I LOVE Memorial Park!!! I started running back in 2019 and this quickly became my go-to spot for my…read moreweekly runs. The running trail is roughly 3 miles and it's a LOOP! Plus, it doesn't cut through any roads (so no stopping at traffic lights or fear of getting hit by a car) AND bikes are not allowed!! This makes it the perfect place for runners to get lost in their thoughts while getting 3 miles in - at least, that's what I like to do. Haha! Recently, they did a bunch of restoration work and have opened up a cute little pond area along with more trails to explore. These are great for walking and getting to enjoy nature without having to leave the city. Additionally, they've added a LOT more parking which is nice, however it's not free. Even the old lot that I always used to park at (the parking lot located in front of the outdoor pool) now requires you to pay. To avoid this, you can park at the lot next to the baseball fields (what I usually do), but it's almost always full. You can also park at the church behind the fields, just as long as they're not having a service at that time. The tennis courts also have some parking, but that's also usually full. If you're brave enough, you can try to parallel park on some of the streets that go through the park.... But I find that to be pretty risky with all the constant movement occurring everywhere. If you're looking to enjoy some nature without having to drive super far, definitely consider coming out here! Bring some friends, a picnic or go for a walk/run. There's something for everyone here!

Nice recreational center for West University residents and their guests. The center has a heated…read moreindoor/outdoor pool, weight room and squash and racquetball courts. Plenty of parking. Conveniently located on Bellaire Boulevard.

Great staff, prices are very reasonable (even cheap). Facilities have everything including g…read moreclasses. What really makes this place shine is the high level of the staff and facility. Always friendly and helpful and he facility is always clean and well maintained .

When I entered the Rec for the first time as a freshman, I was a boy. Four years have passed, and…read morenow I am a man. How did I do it? Hard, hard work: 100 push ups, 100 sit ups, 100 squats, 10k run. Every SINGLE DAY. When I became tired, I relied on the plentiful recreational equipment: table tennis tables, pool tables, basketball courts (indoors and outdoors), racquetball courts, and swimming pools. Inspired by Antonio Banderas, I also enrolled in LPAP dance classes and unleashed my sexy side. But I never stopped working out. NEVER. When my legs got tired, the Rec had hot showers and gym mats for stretching. Water fountains, vending machines, and even kombucha are readily available for recovery. In the summer months, the pools are a great reprieve. And as always, the equipment, towels, and facilities are squeaky clean. If you come to the Rec every day for four years, I guarantee you will see results. You may go bald. You may become a superhero. You might get your Nod bod. And you will certainly feel infinitely healthier than all the people couch potato-ing in their dorms.

Very nice gym with basically everything you would want or need. Plenty of cardio equipment, weight…read moreroom, table tennis tables, pool tables, basketball courts, outdoor heated pool, racquetball/squash facilities etc. As a Rice student, I've spent countless hours here lifting heavy objects off the ground and putting them back down again to get healthier (see: look better, who cares about health). I can attest that there are many heavy objects available for lifting in the weight room (but actually, really nice machines/barbells/dumbbells/two squat racks). Note- it's definitely the most busy here before mealtimes, and especially immediately before and after dinner. Try to come in the morning, early afternoon, or during mealtimes if you're like me and don't like people :)

I joined this LA location shortly after moving to Houston with my partner. It's located on the…read moreupper level of a structure shared with the Costco. There is parking for the gym when driving up the ramp that's close to the side of the plaza facing Cummins St. It can sometimes be a little tricky navigating the entry and exit to the plaza because of the Costco gas station, which tends to have long lines. I go to this location a couple of times a week and usually it's not overly crowded and you can access most of the equipment. I've noticed some of the treadmills were out of service, so if you go at peak hours you may have difficulty finding one working. The equipment seems ok but some machines are showing their age. However, the locker room has been clean each time and there are always open lockers to place your belongings. One curious thing is this location is listed as a signature club but I'm not sure what amenities are considered signature compared to a standard location. This one has a basketball court, a group workout room, and a small sauna but no pool. Overall, it's a good all around gym that doesn't feel pretentious and I have no major complaints.

Been here a few times now and it seems like a pretty standard LA fitness. Facilities are clean and…read morethe times I've been haven't been overly busy (I'm also actively trying to avoid right after work hours). I'm not sure what makes this a signature club as it doesn't seem to have many of the amenities I've seen at other signature clubs. However, there's ample parking and its right above a Costco which is a plus in my book!

Not realizing how large the city of Houston is, this was quite a drive for me to get to from where…read moreI was staying, and I speak for someone who is not familiar with the city-much less Texas-at all. Since I mapped it out beforehand, I knew where to park and how to get to the gym. This was a fairly large shopping area, but EQX was right there, and the desk is there in front once you enter. There was a really nice girl this day with long braids, and she directed me upstairs to the locker room and informed me that parking validation was not necessary at this time; the gate just went up as you pulled up to it. Perfect! After going upstairs, I did wander around and then a trainer directed me over to the locker room, which was spacious and very clean. The fitness floor is on the second, and as soon as I found the treadmills, I knew where I belonged. Light movement in the stretching area after, and then back to a shower with decent water pressure. What I was fascinated with was how friendly staff was. Trainers actually smiled and said goodbye which you won't normally see in California or New York. I certainly wasn't at home! Compared to other locations, this one was very low-key, although I admit I came during the afternoon where it was probably quieter. I had forgotten this is the location that I was in contact with back in 2020 when I had ordered some masks from their shop since they were actually open. I had such a good experience that the trip here to see them in person was worth it!

Came to Equinox for the first time for a Spa treatment. I…read morelove that when you book a spa treatment, they let you come in and use the gym/sauna beforehand. The gym equipment is a bit outdated though. I do like the fact that they offer cold towels post-workout to cool off. For the Spa treatment, I got the Hydrafacial 50 Min - Deluxe. For a first timer, you can also receive a 25% discount as well. Kristen was my esthetician and she was truly the best! You could tell that she was very experienced. She was very knowledgeable about all of the products and the facial itself was very relaxing. Really enjoyed the lymphatic drainage the most, she had my face looking snatched and jawline on point and skin truly glowing. 100% recommend booking her for a facial! Parking - Free in the parking garage

Even though they're very professional the teacher or instructor is Awesome with my son and clearly…read moreshe is the best at what she's doing...the only thing bothers me is that I'm paying for 30 minutes and if you have to share it with another student it's really not worth it. Doing it with a partner it take time to learn the basics and that's very sad because you want them to learn their best. Thats what you paying. hopefully they can have a teacher for each child even though there partnes.. Because really? havin like 15 minutes of teaching.. The teacher or instructor she's amazing with the kid's my son love's her already...and my son is 2..I definitely do it again but I will hope it can have more instructors ..

We've been with Lifelong for almost a year now. We started with my older daughter and now both my…read morekids use this service. Lisa is very easy to contact and arrange lessons with. She responds very quickly through texts and is excellent about notifying scheduling/location changes. We've had three instructors so far. Lisa has designed a program that every instructor follows--which is great for kids since they know what's coming next. Our current instructor is Nina and she is all kinds of wonderful. My toddler was having a very hard time with being in the water without her mom. Nina was kind, very loving and patient with a screaming child. We're 4 lessons in and now my younger daughter happily walks to her teacher. Nina adjusted her lesson to accommodate my children's needs. Overall we couldn't be happier and highly recommend you start your swim lessons here!

Was recently in Houston for a business trip and stopped by this LA Fitness. Learned this location…read morehad the recovery center (one of a select few in the country). If I lived in Houston, I would sign up for this addition to my members. Brian P was working in the recovery center and was so knowledgeable about the equipment (to include the red light therapy and the Cryo chamber). Knowing I didn't live in the area so I couldn't sign up did not stop him from sharing so much info about the health benefits. For those in the Houston area, I highly recommend checking this LA Fitness out. Make sure to ask for Brian to see the recovery center!

I received a new debit card. I logged into my LA Fitness account to update the payment option. They…read morecharged me $71.98 to update my account and my family member. It took me $60 seconds to change it. EOS is in town now.

I used to come here Daily, but now I come here Weekley…read more Actually lately I don't come at all. I was a Y member for 10 years and this was probably my 2nd fave Houston area location after downtown. It did get busy during rush hour, but what doesn't. However, their prices shot up during COVID, they started limiting workouts and that lasted for ages, and became extremely shady with their finances. They still owe us $500 for all the money they charged us after we canceled, but the joke is on them, because I tell everyone their shady practices and they've probably lost a lot more than 500 in dues from me and a lot more than 50,000 in dues from the people I've told the honest truth to. The gym is clean and works well, though.

Love this gym!! Super nice and patient employees. Lots of variety and summer activities for…read morechildren. Gym, basketball court, pool, bathrooms, and lockers are always very clean. It's very affordable and high quality compared to higher end gyms.

I've been coming to this park since I was a wee one, I won't age myself though. I haven't been back…read morein decades because I've had no reason to. Boy has this place been revamped. I have an 11 month old and it was pretty perfect for him. Artificial grass areas for him to play on with a small hill. Swings for little ones too. He had a ball. Lots of play structures, spinners, climbing, swings, most of the area is wood chipped. Nice coveted area to have a gathering - birthday, etc. The area is completely gated for safety. Parking on opposite sides of the street, don't park directly on park side. Don't block driveways.

My 3 y/o had a blast! We went after an early morning at the zoo he played On everything there was…read moresmaller fire truck area bigger play area AstroTurf swings climbing a pavilion and more. the play area is fully fenced in with lift knob doors lots of seating for parents bathrooms and everyone was very friendly and kind sharing toys and playing with the kids. My kid said he was ready to go that's how much fun he had he was wore out. Nice shaded areas and lots of street parking. Neighborhood is beautiful.