We had a wonderful time here last week at our posture screening event! Management was extremely…read moreeasy to work with and the facility itself is beautiful and well-maintained. Thank you Lynx!

This is a gym treasure in the middle of boston. Tucked underneath the Hilton, this clean, modern…read moreHUGE OPEN space gym has stuff for all gym levels. The check in process is easy, the space is clean and modern and so.much.room! Everyone here looks like they prob live in the gym which was motivating for me as a Boston Visitor. I worked out a little extra so that justifies my Boston Cream donut

The worst Gym Ever !!!!!! Do not sign up for this Gym…read moremembership they will rip you off And take money from your bank account for no reason and then give you the run a round for a refund !!! Look around first do not join !!!

This place is great value for money. The place is spotless and the staff is helpful.read more

Came in for a beginner class, brand new to aerial. They have an assistant instructor who helps us…read morefeel supported, esp when learning a backflip. It's a great class to challenge yourself! If you like being in a hammock, this is the studio for you! Don't forget your yoga mat! ($5 to borrow). Friendly staff as well. They are on ClassPass which is great to try when visiting the area! Def try to arrive on time or they have written they won't let you in.

As someone new to aerial yoga, I tried their recovery class which was meant to be a relaxing,…read morestretching class. Veronica was great, and her instructions on getting to the different positions were very clear, and the meditation was calming. I think I still have to get a hang of the hammock, and the constant swaying was a bit dizzying for me and caused a mild headache. Otherwise the atmosphere was very relaxing, and it's worth a visit if you are curious or have liked aerial yoga before!

I did the day pass and I'm still debating getting a membership, but overall it was a great…read moreexperience. I used the cardio equipment, took a Pilates class, and ended with the sauna. The amenities felt modern, and the sauna was definitely my favorite part - especially with the eucalyptus towels. The Pilates class was nice too, more of a recovery-style workout. Still deciding on the membership, but it's definitely a good spot.

The facilities are good and everything is clean. I just want to write this review for anyone…read morelooking for a women's only gym. There seems to be more male trainers than women. Every time I come here there's at least 5 men wandering around. I did ask about this and they said that it's mass law to hire inclusively. Something to keep in mind if you're looking for a safe woman's only space. I have to find a corner where there's just women when I workout. It feels weird to me to have a bunch of male trainers and staff but advertise that you are a women's only gym rather than in a regular gym where you'd expect to see both men and women. Honestly if I knew this before I committed for the year I would have just gone to the same gym with my boyfriend. At least there I would know it's coed. Someone could say this is false advertisement.

I discovered BURN on ClassPass and loved it from the first class. It is a small studio, but I have…read morenever felt over-crowded in a class. The equipment is in great shape and I like that they have a lot of different weight options. I have taken a few instructors and all are friendly and helpful! Something I love about this studio is it welcomes all ages and abilities. It can be very intimidating walking into a new place and this studio does a great job of welcoming all. I am excited to try all the different classes they have to offer! The only downside is since it is such a small studio, they do not have a ton of class times to choose from. But that being said, I have never had an issue getting into a class or finding one that fits my schedule. My favorites are the TRX Bootcamp with Alex and the Power BURN with Jonathan. I can not recommend this place enough if you are looking for a strength training workout!

I'd visited BURN Fitness Studios for the first time through ClassPass a few years ago and really…read moreenjoyed the classes I took. I signed back up for ClassPass recently and was so thankful to be able to take BURN classes again, even during a pandemic. I've since gone back into the studio for in-person classes, which are masked and have limited capacity, but now prefer to take their classes online. My favorite classes have been Tabata Burn and Power Burn. Jonathan, who teaches both, is charismatic and makes the class feel engaging even through Zoom. I would say the classes are challenging, but suited for all skill levels, and they encourage you to modify the workouts for whatever feels good for you.

It's definitely a smaller gym but I think it offers everything you might need! It even has a sauna…read moreand stays open on the weekends until 4! The employees are super nice and helpful as well. They also offer personal training if that is your jam.

This gym is extremely annoying and does not make this space accessible. A worker recently…read moreinterrupted my partners workout and rudely told him to leave despite still having 5 minutes before the establishment closed. Owner has also complained about weights hitting the floor in a supposed attempt to be mindful of occupants downstairs. Extremely unprofessional - go elsewhere.

Did a company group training "Train" class with Eli at EverybodyFights Seaport and honestly... I'm…read moreannoyed at how much I liked it. Eli ran a great session: high energy, well-paced, and somehow got a bunch of coworkers to sweat together without it feeling like a corporate trust fall. Full transparency: I'm usually not a fan of classes that force you to pair up with other people (mostly because I'm lazy and prefer to suffer silently on my own), but I have to admit the partner format actually works. It's just enough accountability to keep you moving, without being overly "team-building retreat" about it. After class I took a quick lap around the facility. It's clean, well-maintained, and doesn't have that sad gym smell. Tons of class options, and now I'm very tempted by the heated yoga and the medspa... because if I'm going to work out, I'd like to be rewarded immediately afterward like a Kardashian. Everyone working there was genuinely nice and welcoming. Would absolutely take Eli's class again, and would recommend it if you want a great workout, a fun time with coworkers, or friends and the mild panic of realizing you're capable of more than you thought.

I was curious when I saw their sign. Everybody Fights is a…read moreboxing type gym. They have a boxing ring, punching bags, weights with personal trainers who will put your sweat on. When we walked in, there was a boot camp class going on. Interesting concept. Street parking available.

Definitely one of the most unique Equinox's I've been too. The men's locker room downstairs is…read moresomething out of Bladerunner. I was actually intimidated by it. I actually had a hard time finding the entrance and had to walk around the footprint of the building it was located in. Otherwise, the facilities and the equipment is pretty typical of Equinox.

Totally full of themselves thinking they can charge ridiculous prices for a gym and personal…read moretraining. Wanted to charge me $1260 more than a friend of mine that signed up two months earlier. That is per year! All told they wanted to charge $3780 per year when my friend pays $2520 per year. On top of that they wanted to charge me $8160 for 48 training sessions which is $170/hr. I would have more than likely paid for the trainers because they are known for this, but when they cannot give you a similar rate to what others are paying because they think you have the money is ridiculous. Especially when you are prepared to spend $8160 on just the PT. All told that is $11940 for 16 weeks of PT and one year at the gym. That is a lot of money for anyone to put down. With this amount of money I was able to get two weeks of health spa vacations in La Jolla, CA and I am talking to several independent trainers that have made names for themselves in the area and will get 16 weeks from them. It took me a bit to find out who is who and who the best PT trainers are in the area. Certainly not at Equinox since the trainer they were going to assign me too you cannot find any information about them. So for me I am now spending ... $280 at Planet Fitness for Black Card $4320 for 48 PT session, plus 3 more for free $6400 for two weeks at an all-inclusive health resort in CA $560 for round trip tickets Total all together is $11560 which is $380 less and much more enjoyable than Equinox. Let's check the checklist. 1) Year long gym membership with access to every gym at Planet Fitness has around the world 2) 16 weeks, 3 days a week of PT training with a top trainer 3) 2 weeks at a health spa resort 4) Oh yeah, traveling to California On a related note, I was a member of this gym years ago. They played funny games with me where they allowed people that live more than a certain distance away to get out of their contract with no problems. I was well beyond that distance. Instead, they changed my address to their location at 225 Franklin Street and tried to tell me I was not able to get out of the gym membership because I lived at the same building as the gym. I had to report them to the attorney general to get out of the membership. I would not have gone back if it hadn't been so many years and my business partner and life coach recommended that I go for the PT. Just goes to show that a leopard cannot change their spots. Avoid this gym! There are better gyms out there.

I came to SoulCycle for a Friday afternoon class through ClassPass. I've been to a bunch of other…read morespin studios in the area and I thought this one was pretty much on par. The instructor was really energetic and I definitely got a great workout. The playlist was also really awesome. I appreciated some of the small touches around the studio, such as the candles and changes in lighting during the class. The bathroom was also stocked with various items you might need like razors and such. My one main issue was that after your first class, you have to pay to rent shoes. I haven't seen that at the other spin studios I've been to, so that was a bit of a disappointment. Otherwise, everything was clean and the staff was friendly, so I'd recommend for anyone looking to try a class!

My friend is a huge SoulCycle fan, has something like 1000 classes under her belt. So I went with…read moreher to try it out. I am an avid Group Exercise class goer. I've been to all types. I really wanted to like Soul Cycle but I hated it. Music: So loud, I HAD to wear the offered ear plugs. I've been in front sections of concerts and didn't need ear plugs. Class was overly dramatic. I don't get it. At all. And ESPECIALLY not for Soul Cycle prices, my goodness. Whatever the Soul Cycle world is offering is lost on me.