This location is in need of renovation. The locker rooms are dated and overdue for an update. While…read morethe facilities themselves are functional and adequately serve their purpose, they fall short given the high monthly cost. Most of the trainers are excellent--Mike and Emma, in particular, stand out as favorites. However, a few staff members can be rude and unaccommodating. The café/restaurant is acceptable but offers only mediocre food. Overall, I continue to go primarily for the convenience, not because it is an exceptional facility.

Came here for a tour and a very long workout. I thought the place was huge and later learned that…read moreit is the 4th largest gym in the country. So very clean! Vibe very relaxed and friendly. Great music to keep the workout vibe going. My trainer, Jacob Williams, taught me a few new great stretches, improved my form on things I always do, and gave me a great workout (especially the abs!). I wish I had brought a swimsuit to use the pool. I highly recommend this gym and Jacob.

I have been a member at the Capitol Hill club for several years now. The facility is huge. There…read moreis plenty of equipment. Even during peak hours, you can find machines to use. The manager of the club, Ryan, is very responsive to questions and concerns. The staff is cordial and friendly. There is also a large outdoor parking area. And tennis courts right across the street. Since it went under new ownership from when it was Sports and Health, the club has upgraded equipment, painted walls, sanded floors, and added amenities. I highly recommend it as a club.

Adjusting to 3 stars after the GM's (Ryan) call to make things right…read more Onelife Fitness doesn't honor free passes. I'm incredibly unhappy with my Onelife Fitness experience. I tried getting in with my free pass and wasn't let in. I called in twice to confirm that I can come in with the pass and both times the people answering the call said I can come in without having the tour. This was a frustrating experience and I share this to keep others from going through the same experience. I will not be signing up with Onelife.

I dropped in for a morning workout and was pleasantly surprised to find parking available right…read moreaway. The staff inside were friendly and greeted me as soon as I walked in. I attended a BodyPump class, which was amazing! The bathrooms are clean and modern; however, the only downside to this gym is that it's very dark inside since it is built three stories underground. I also love that the gym has a recovery area equipped with rollers and massage guns to aid in recovery.

100$ a month is insane to go to a gym... the other option is 200$ it's so hard to find a sent gym…read morein DC that's affordable.

The space is across from the Apple Store and close to the Convention Center. The floors overlook…read moreAnthem Row. Equinox validates just over two hours parking, for $5 (a bargain in this area). If you enjoy Pilates or regular exercise classes, this is a place to join. The exercise machines take up three floors.

Aesthetic: 5/5 Classes: 5/5…read moreParking: 3/5 - they validate for ~2 ish or so hours in which you pay $5. This parallels the aesthetic quality of the Wisconsin Avenue equinox. It's modern, gorgeous, clean. This place lives up the Equinox standard of luxury. The overall age group of the other members are on the younger end compared to Tyson's corner Equinox. It's equally as friendly but I would say more crowded for the hours I went. Three floors: - Bottom: Locker rooms, shower area - Entrance floor: a smoothie/quick eat bar on the right. Some couches and coffee tables - Top floor: fitness area with the classes Study area? There's a lounge ish area with tables but it's not an easy place to study if you're using a laptop. The coffee tables are knee height. A big portion of what I care about are aesthetics and parking. Unfortunately, this place doesn't have day long validated parking. It's a great option for those who have easy access to the metro!

I've been following Tina for years! From Renaissance to Vida it was love at first massage…read more I love that I can enjoy the amenities before/after my massage. Since the renovation, they've added a hair salon and the massage rooms are on a different side than what they use to be... I hear other masseuse are good here however here, I've only experienced TINA!!! No one compares to Tina. She is absolutely AMAZING with her hands!! I remember once time she informed me that I had a sprained ankle. Mind you I had went to urgent care a few days before and they couldn't tell me what was wrong with my ankle. Smh... and I never even shared this info with Tina so for her to explain to me how my ankle was inflamed and I should be careful running before I injure it more, I was impressed. She also puts me to sleep with her massages. :::)))) best naps ever! Can't wait to come again!!!! Happy Yelping!

Nice gym - steam, sauna, free weights, machines, classes, pilates, bikes etc. Very clean, good…read moreclasses, great staff, good location etc. lots of equipment, smells good, towels, soap, shampoo, nice lockers and locker room, great views, great lighting etc.

Making friends in the DC area isn't easy - I'll admit it, I've been here for more than 20 years and…read moreit sometimes seems like a revolving door of folks who mostly keep to themselves. Playing softball with DC Fray has been tremendously valuable as a source of both social interaction and team sports that are the right balance between fun and competitive. The dedication and thoughtfulness of Cameron, Quinn, and Jacob have - in particular - turned me from a "Virginia-only / once a week" player into someone who will play anywhere, anytime. I'm very pleased with DC Fray and look forward to another fun year.

I signed up for the tennis league, which DC Fray said would have less than 30 players and use 5-6…read morecourts. Unfortunately, that just wasn't true. I went twice and found around 50 players squeezed onto just four courts. I stayed a total of 5-10 minutes because what I found both times was a scene that was overcrowded, chaotic, and unenjoyable. The drills in particular were a problem. On the two courts that ran drills, there were more than 20 players at a time. With so many people, you most of the time was spent waiting in line. This isn't what I signed up for, and it was incredibly frustrating to realize that the league organizers either oversold the program or didn't plan properly for the number of participants. Worse than being unfun, though, the setup felt genuinely unsafe. Within the first five minutes of my first visit, I accidentally hit someone with a forehand because the instructor had people retrieving balls on the opposite side of the net while others were still hitting. That was literally the second ball I hit, and I left after that. Given court space and safety space issues, I unfortunately can't recommend this program in its current state.

Great gym Squash courts and foot ball courts…read more Has everything including pools etc Staff is always friendly Nice hang out spot Highly recommended

I had a very disappointing experience with the Spring Flagship at The St. James Sports Complex. The…read morecustomer service is honestly some of the worst I've dealt with at a facility like this. One of their representatives, Daisy, was especially rude and disrespectful when I tried to ask simple questions. Instead of helping, she seemed annoyed and dismissive the entire time. On top of that, their website is extremely unhelpful and rarely has up-to-date information. It makes it frustrating to try to find accurate details about schedules, amenities, or programs. The condition of the facility itself is also very disappointing for a place that promotes itself as a premium sports complex. The pool house is constantly messy and poorly maintained, and the gyms are in some of the worst condition I've seen at a facility like this. Equipment and areas often look neglected, which really makes you question how well the place is being managed. Overall, between the poor customer service, lack of reliable information on their website, and the condition of the facilities, I wouldn't recommend the Spring Flagship location. There are much better-run gyms and sports facilities in the area.

I took a beginners reformer class with Michelle, and I highly recommend going to her. It was just…read moreme and one other person in the class, and when she realized that while we were new to Pilates, our fitness levels allowed us to do more that would be done in a typical beginners Pilates class, she changed course and helped the class become a little bit more difficult for us so that she could meet us where we were at. She was kind and helpful and I highly recommend going to her.

I absolutely love my neighborhood Vida. I go almost every day. The layout is the best Vida I've…read morepersonally seen (feels like adult Disneyland meets Health & Wellness Club). I have the unlimited membership, which grants me pool access plus all workout classes (except for Reformer Pilates). 98% of the time I take their group fitness classes - their schedule is top tier (tons of variety, great times). Shoutout to Jessica's exceptional, technique-focused mat Pilates classes and Pure Strength classes. A thank-you to Adrienne's Thursday noon and Terence's Saturday morning Power Yoga classes (both great for advancing strength, balance, and flexibility). A nod to Courtney's efficient 45-minute Mat Pilates Monday noon class. Recommendation for the Candlelight Yoga wind-down 5:45pm Friday and 6pm Sunday classes. One last thing - I always make sure to workout on their Open House days monthly because they give us free treats like mini, delicious cupcakes or blueberry muffins. They'll occasionally throw an event with their spa, and hand out salon goodies, give you free 10-minute chair massages, and offer free food.

Unfortunately, this is the worst Y I have been too. They don't have a good selection of machines…read more They have tons of cardio machines instead. Floors were horrible. The machines were old and not clean. Some had visible wear and tear. The steam room was smelly and gross. I didn't even try the sauna. The only positive is that they give towels. Parking is hard to find here. Not sure if I will be coming back here again anytime soon.

Pool is great. People use phones and FaceTime in the locker room and sauna; staff does nothing to…read morestop it. Sauna is dingy, partly because people go in there in dirty workout gear including socks and get that sweat everywhere. Women's showers are not very clean and many things are broken for months or longer. Lockers are too small for a coat. Twice as expensive as other YMCAs in cities like NYC, where they keep them much cleaner and enforce rules. It's nice to have towel service.

Love this place! Had so much fun with the games- we played skee ball and basketball. Had a couple…read morecocktails as well and took some pics in the Photo Booth!

I was pleasantly surprised by this hole in the wall bar. There is metered street parking available…read moreon the street in front of the place and there are commercial lots in a reasonable walking distance. This bar has a lot going on. They have a few pools tables, dart boards, video games and a digital juke box. They also have some very savory signature cocktails. They were delicious. The place was well lit for a bar and they had hip-hop music playing in the background. I went on a Friday night and there was a decent mixed crowd there. They place has 2 bar areas with seating and there is a limited amount of hi top seating available around the bar. There are pool tables in both areas. The staff there was friendly enough, but I will admit that my interaction with them was limited. I was not there long, but I still enjoyed my time there. I look forward to going back there soon.