Once upon a time equinox coral gables was one of 2 best gyms in Miami. 20 years later, the pool is…read moregone, the space looks tired. The equipment is new but the floor, decor, everything looks dated. The class I went to seemed flat. The instructor just wasn't impressive This doesn't feel like a luxury gym anymore... but it's not basic either.. they still have the aromatherapy scented towels, steam room, shower and a robot massage machine.. but they cannot compete with the new high end gym. But it's easy to get parking at merrick park and it's lovely to walk around the mall. Pricing is too high in my opinion. They shouldn't charge a premium anymore.

It's amazing is an understatement. The luxury vibe is there, you're surrounded by beautiful people…read moreand beautiful scenery. The classes PUSH you and the instructors I've had have been amazing (given personal corrections mid class, inspiring motivation, and great music). The amenities are great (Le Labo products, steam room, robotic massages, etc). And what sold me on it was the fact they were able to scan my body and give me a clear picture to hit my specific health goals for completely FREE. From talking around with the other members, it feels like they think the same as me. We love Equinox and don't plan on leaving anytime soon. For anyone in the Gables area thinking about joining, it's a great investment!

This spot is awesome! Highly recommend with friends or family. I think the hourly cost is…read moreoverpriced, but if you split it with people it's not bad. The food trucks are also overpriced but everything we ordered was great and fast!

The Yards at Amelia is a great spot to play pickleball indoors…read more This is a great spot to hangout and learn or play pickleball if you have a group of friends that want to split the cost. It is on the pricier side but is a great solution to all the rain and heat we've been getting lately, making it rough to play pickleball outside. Came here with a large group of friends and it was the best Friday night activity. They have 3 courts on one side and 5 on the other side. They had food trucks on the side with the main entrance and also clean bathrooms. I heard that the 5 courts were a new addition and so happy to see they have more to accomodate how popular the place seemed to be. They are also some of the nicer indoor courts I've seen, where you can use the outdoor balls with the type of material the courts are. My only gripe with the place is the parking. There is a good amount but with how they've expanded the amount of courts and how popular the place will probably get, it was already hard to find parking this past visit. Overall, a great place for pickleball!

Well maintained expensive "luxury" gym. It's beautiful, pristine and has just about every exercise…read moremachine etc known to man. As with every outpost of this chain I've ever. Sites the staff is also excellent: both knowledgeable and friendly. My only real gripe is the high price point

The management is extremely hard to get a hold of I've had an issue with canceling my membership…read morefor 3 months now only person that is helpful is Johny from the front desk the trainers are great!

Well run, non -corporate owned, vball club for focused and competitive players. Well staffed,…read morefriendly, and good communicators. Has a family like vibe but large club capabilities.

From the owner: Pure Energy Volleyball is committed to assisting youth athletes in an environment that provides…read morethem the opportunity to achieve their goals by developing, a personal commitment to push themselves to learn all aspects of the game, work as a team, and above all else find their passion. Pure Energy Volleyball understands that all the coaches, athletes and parents share in the success of being committed to a volleyball club that will harness and support the development of love and passion for volleyball. PureEnergy Volleyball provides volleyball instruction to junior girls & boys ages 6-18 in South Florida and offers several levels of volleyball instruction to all ages and abilities.

Miami Elite offers a supportive environment for athletes of all ages led by an experienced and…read moreprofessional team. Our daughter has improved her times and fitness level significantly and made lasting friendships because of the coaches at Miami Elite. We recommend This team for any family interested in exploring track or cross country.

This is the best place to play good beach volleyball with good player!!!…read moreAnd that's only thanks to Willie and all his friends! When I can I fly from Italy only to play beach voleyball in South Beach!!!

If you like volleyball, the beach, friendly people and a great organization, this is the place to…read morego to.Get some exercise while having fun on Miami's famous South Beach. South Beach Volley is a cut above the rest.

Spa- my facial with Christina Smith was amazing. The lymphatic drainage and facial massage was to…read moredie for and my skin feels healthy and glowing. Every time I leave her.

Once a 5-Star Club, Now a Management Disaster…read more Equinox Brickell Heights used to be a 5-star experience. I've attended many amazing events there, met incredible people, and felt proud to invite others into what felt like the place to be in Miami's fitness scene. The culture was electric, the staff were warm and professional, and the management was dialed in. But everything changed with the arrival of the new GM, Ralena. Culture Collapse & Poor Leadership Since Ralena took over, the club has gone downhill across the board: Men's locker room is consistently understocked--tissues, razors, deodorants, combs... gone. There used to be one deodorant per area, now there's only ONE for the entire locker room--which creates a super awkward situation as men wait around half-naked for basic hygiene items. Despite multiple requests over months, nothing has improved. My laundry service has returned other people's underwear, or my clothes have gone missing entirely. Wildly unprofessional. Guest Pass Disrespect The worst part? Ralena actively prevented three of my guests from touring the club, despite: Them registering in advance via a sales rep Being genuinely excited to sign up--one is even internationally known Me personally vouching for them after referring many past members Her reason? It's "high season." So apparently they didn't need the business? She refused to offer a tour, refused to honor a day pass, and instead insisted they pay an inflated guest fee--on their first visit, after they were invited. I calmly asked her to help us out, and instead, she acted as if we were a burden. All three left and signed up at another gym. That's $6K-$30K in lifetime value lost--over a guest pass. What kind of manager turns business away like that? Condescending & Rude When I asked her for her supervisor's email, she condescendingly said "It's exactly how it sounds." When I explained names like "Brittany" can be spelled many ways, she rolled her eyes, gave a sarcastic shrug, and refused to help professionally. Sure enough, the email she gave me was misspelled and bounced back. Intentional or not, it was completely dismissive and unhelpful. Sponsors & Staff Feel It Too I've spoken to multiple sponsors and staff members who have had issues with her, describing her as unapproachable, uncooperative, and cold. When your own team and brand partners don't feel welcome, something is seriously broken. If everyone has a problem with the GM... why is she still in charge? A Brand-Damaging Situation This isn't just a "bad day." This is systemic. It's the type of management that alienates high-value members, kills club energy, and drives people away--including potential new business. Equinox prides itself on premium experience. Ralena is delivering the opposite. Until something changes, this club is no longer the flagship Miami fitness community it once was.

My review is for the Aescape massage provided by Equinox. I saw an ad for the Aescape robot massage…read morewhile scrolling Facebook - Aescape places these massage machines in different gyms and spas, so I picked the Equinox in Aventura since it was the closest. Check-in at the main gym front entrance was quick and pleasant , but once I got to the desk in the spa area it took a minute to find anyone to actually help me. Eventually someone showed me to the room and had me change into the little fitted top and bottom they provide. You also take off your shoes and jewelry and put your hair up so the machine arms don't get caught. Everything is computerized [no surprise there] When you lie face-down, there's basically an iPad-esque screen right under you. From this screen you pick your massage style, pressure, focus areas, ambiance music, adjust the table... all of it. Then the machine scans your body to map out your stress points like it's building a strategic plan for your back. FYI -- if you move, even a little, the machine pauses until you're back in position. I chose the full-body massage with extra attention on my shoulders. Each section had phases -- a warm-up, the main massage, and a cooldown. You can skip past any section if you want and adjust pressure at any time. Now, my mind kept flashing to every robot movie I've ever seen but honestly? This was one of the best massages I've had. The machine knew exactly where my shoulder knots were hiding. When I finished, there was nobody at the tiny spa desk again, so I just quietly walked out. Wasn't sure what else to do lol I give the massage itself 5 stars, but took one off because the spa area felt completely unattended both when I walked in and when I walked out. I wasn't even sure if I was supposed to check out with someone or just disappear into the sunset I will say I recall the person who helped me saying it was a relatively new addition to the gym [I think], and I did receive a follow up text asking about my experience. For the price [$19 to $$29] it cant be beat. I'm definitely going back, not just for the cost though but because that massage actually got the knots out of my shoulders!

I was first introduced to Equinox in NYC, so I came into the Aventura location with pretty high…read moreexpectations. While the amenities were good clean facilities, solid equipment, and some nice touches I couldn't help but feel like something was missing for the price of the membership. It's definitely convenient being right in the mall, especially since it's close to my job, which made getting a quick workout in much easier. However, compared to the energy and overall experience I've had at other Equinox locations, this one just didn't quite live up to what I was hoping for. Not a bad gym by any means, just not quite worth the premium price tag in my opinion.