Awesome gym and great community. The classes are small, easy to follow and have great guidance from…read morethe coaches. I enjoy the hybrid style in which you utilize weights and cardio. The warm up, circuit and AMRAP made sense, the exercises connected well, they were functional and under an hour. In the end I was gassed but felt amazing because was workout was really good. They also have good quality equipment (you cant go wrong with Rogue) and lots recovery tools all around.

Can't stay away, its a great workout every time and the mix of strength and hight intensity…read moretraining is perfect for the fitness junkie. Patrick (Packy) and his training team are all great instructors and the space has been retrofitted for pandemic safety with outdoor options for most workouts in the Pavillion. Have been able to build great bonds with the other clients as we all engage our own fitness to new challenges and have some nice laughs on the side.

Not well maintained and equipment is old with a stationary bike not working sometimes. But good…read morevalue.

Cheap small bare bone gym with friendly staff! Rough neighborhood though and older equipment.read more

Moved Boston last week, and I take the T out of town a bit to go to Mike's. Tried one day and…read moreimmediately signed up. The culture is amazing; almost no one is talking or making a fuss nor are there a lot of the aforementioned 'content creator'. Agreeing with the consensus that the staff is kind and efficient. 5 stars on this locally owned gym was easy to write, but I almost don't want to post so I can keep this gym a secret. As a previous college athlete, I love the environment and I'm excited to get back into my old shape hahaha. The cleanest gym I've been to. With the 'no contract and no start up fee' standard, commuting to this gym is still a no brainer even if it does add a bit more travel time. The popular '$200 a month, class based' gyms in the city are extremely overly priced and I (respectfully) think they are suited for a particular type of person. I write this review as someone who has solely weight lifted for years, then cross trained, then prepped, etc. Lifting for 10 years now, I've been to a lot of different gyms and I agree with another comment about 'feeling at home' (which is especially important as a girl at a gym that's mostly men!) I look forward to updating my review :D

Really nice gym facility hidden away at the brewery. There is a huge amount of cardio equipment…read morethat is in great shape. There are several distinct spaces that make it feel like you can find a corner of the gym and focus. The space isn't overly loud and there is great natural light. The sheer amount of equipment is impressive. The staff are really nice and helpful, they know most members by name which is great. Pricing is competitive. Locker rooms could probably use an overhaul and there aren't amenities like saunas, but overall really nice gym.

Great place to workout. Friendly and welcoming environment, plenty of place and equipment, and…read morehelpful staff! The body pump classes with Mia are also amazing!! She is the best!

Clean space, welcoming environment and great trainers. Great variety of classes, I love it here!read more

Great place to go swimming all year around . It's free and usually empty, only drawback is you HAVE…read moreto schedule an appointment on line , and all the staff are pretty stern about enforcing this rule . I was turned down from an empty pool because I chose the wrong time block , I think I picked adult swim instead of free swim. None the less 9/10 experience.

This review is just about the pool - which is the only part of the community center I've used thus…read morefar. There just hasn't been a review of the Curtis Hall Community Center in quite a while, and I thought it would be helpful to update. I'm training for a triathlon and needed an affordable place to swim 1-2 times a week. I I've gone swimming here a couple of times and I'm very happy with the swimming facilities. The locker room is.. a locker room. It seems well maintained and clean, which is all I can really ask for. The showers do turn off approximately every 30 seconds or so, but it's not a huge problem. The pool is 25 yards, and there are three lanes. I've only been in the early morning, but the most people I've seen at the pool at one time is 9 (3 per lane) and that worked out just fine. The gentleman who works at the front desk in the morning is friendly, and very helpful. He allowed me to try out the pool a couple of times before joining, which was really nice. The cost to join is $30 a year and there is a $2 per use cost for the pool. However, you can buy a card that gives you 7 uses for $10 -- well worth it if you ask me. I have no problem paying to help to support a community center. I will take a look at the rest of the facility one day when I'm not in a rush to get to work.

This place is terrible. I reached out to them for 2 weeks to cancel my membership, and I was…read moreneglected and they never took my calls back. The swim instructor sucks! He has a very unorganized schedule over there and no way to check the schedule unless you physically go in the building and look at the schedule. The gym instructor is a big guy, he was the best person who worked there very sweet man. Other than that this place is not worth you time or your money. STAY AWAY BEWARE.

Loud and louder, the gym is a place for workouts: less socializing, quiet healing and soulful…read moreexercise Turn the phones off!!!

The reviews are outrageous…read more This gym is really fine, some times some of the employees don't provide the best customer service but everyone has a bad day. Just sign and myob , simple as that. Also, the complaining about the cancellation policy is ridiculous because legit every gym has a crappy cancellation policy and they all require you to physically come in and cancel a membership. Tbh, your best bet would be to send a letter to the corporate office ‍ Anyways, I'm just happy y'all open a location closer to Roxbury. Oh, and it's time to utilize that budget and swap out them seats on the equipment. It was looking like my '99 Nissan I had in college

The people who need at least 50 feet of brown paper toilet to wipe the equipment. As much as I…read moreappreciate a clean piece of equipment, you don't need to kill that many trees. You also need 1-2 hits of spray. Not 100.

It's a good gym. Can get a bit crowded in the afternoon and late at night during the summer. The…read moreequipment is mostly satisfactory, though sometimes there can be a line. Not sure if the AC has been broken or off, but it can get pretty hot sometimes. The water fountain has been broken and the vending machine out of service for a while. Some of the front desk staff aren't super well-versed in the policies. The group exercise classes can be hit or miss, but I really enjoy Leo's Monday night Zumba. The (summer) hours could be better, with the gym closing at 5pm on weekends and the weights floor closing 15 minutes before actual closing time.

My review is NOT about the YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON GYM. My review is about the YMCA OF GREATER…read moreBOSTON Residential program--Huntington House. IF ONLY the Housing section and VULNERABLE TENANTS were treated as wonderfully as the gym and gym members that would be nice. Tenants are watched like criminals from behind an ALWAYS CLOSED CRUZ MANAGEMENT COMPANY office door, but Huntington House is not a prison, jail, halfway house, shelter, recovery/treatment center, or the like. It is simply low-income/subsidized housing where tenants are treated very disrespectfully by the YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON'S agent CRUZ MANAGEMENT COMPANY. The building is treated just as poorly as tenants. Hallways and common areas are rarely swept or cleaned. Trash bins are often placed inside on the residential hallway on at least one floor, instead of outside of the entrance door to the residential floors. Exterminations are rare and many tenants would probably describe their units as uninhabitable. Complaints, maintenance requests are either ignored or, well, ignored! The general negligence in oversight by the YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON of CRUZ MANAGEMENT COMPANY "property managers" is nonexistent EVEN when YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON officials are apprised of problems and, in my situation, even after multiple legal actions. AND I COULD GO ON AND ON...AND ON!!!...AND ON!!!!! INSTEAD, I will refer you to my Substack account. There you can read my claims about the many violations of my state, federal, and constitutional rights by the YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON and CRUZ MANAGEMENT COMPANY since 2020 and YOU BE THE JUDGE in the comment section as to whether my rights were really violated. Search Still I Rise Above Hatred on Substack. MAYBE ONE DAY the YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON will use the many millions in donations per year to make living at the Huntington House as wonderful as exercising in the gym.

It's a beautiful gym the equipment is all brand new a ton of cardio and free weights, beautiful…read morelocker room. Staff is very friendly, inviting accessible by the bus or train or walking distance depend on where you are. Definitely the best gym in South Boston that you can get I would recommend to anyone. They also have another location in Arlington in case you travel for work The price is reasonable. The monthly is cheaper than most places in the area and there's only a small one time sign up fee.

Annual price increases despite initial down payment, paper towels are regularly not re-filled…read more(therefore gear doesn't get wiped after use), sauna never gets cleaned and showers don't have soap.

This is free gym for low-income and homeless women in the Dochester area, founded by Healthworks…read moreand funded using 1.25% of memberships dues from its other gyms. It's an awesome project and Healthworks holds orientation sessions throughout the year for volunteering at the Foundation. I'm still in the process of looking into volunteering here, so this is all I can say for now!