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    Mode Gym

    4.0 (97 reviews)
    Open 5:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    I was skeptical to try this gym based on some of the reviews. I was visiting from out of town & had a great experience! It was very clean. The gym itself was on the smaller side but had everything I needed! Only con was the locker room was very small so it got crowded quick.

    Rose H.

    If I could give this gym zero stars I would. I wanted to sign up and switch from LifeTime fitness so I scheduled a tour that the website states includes a DayPass. When I arrived Myranda asked me if I lived within 2 miles. I advised that I did not. She stated that although the website doesn't state these terms, but she is not allowed to honor the website's DayPass. I asked for the Manager and she indicated that the Manager Rubin says he would honor the website's promise of a DayPass but *only* if I leave a positive review. I agreed and Myranda literally wouldn't let me enter without pulling up Google or Yelp on the spot and indicated that entry would only be allowed if I completed the review. I stated the obvious, there is nothing to review if I don't enter the gym and so far my experience has been pretty awful. I left and proceeded to drive to my home gym LifeTime where I would never be treated this way. The worst customer service ever. I am a service professional and I have not experienced service this offensive in quite awhile.

    August 2021 (then) and November 2021 (now)
    Henry D.

    I have struggled with being overweight my entire life. I am no stranger to exercise or any form of dieting. I'd tried everything over the years. I never wanted to commit to personal training given the cost. My son's birth was the life-changing event that made me realize the collision course I was on if I didn't make a major change. I didn't want to be sick or dead before my kid's graduate college some day. I realized I needed to make a legitimate investment in my health so I started researching personal trainers in the area. Mode Gym is a serious gym but it is very welcoming and supportive. Every person I've ever interacted with there has been encouraging and uplifting to me, despite the gym being a place full of serious clients with peak fitness and athleticism. I did an interview session with Sean the head trainer and he paired me for a trial with an amazing trainer named Brian. Brian has been a true master of his craft. He takes personal training as seriously as a trainer can. He applies the latest science to his entire approach. He preaches efficiency over quantity. He focuses on maximizing oxygen carrying capacity of the body so that you are burning calories even when you're not in the gym. He insisted that I wear a fitness tracker that tracks VO2max while training with him and I have truly seen results in only the first 3 months working with him. This is the most consistently I've ever been in a gym in over 10 years. It's sad but important to learn that you've been working out wrong your entire life. I had been working hard instead of smart. Working with Brian has changed a lot about how I approach exercise and my goals. I love this gym and honestly all of the trainers I've met there are very knowledgeable and probably some of the best this city has to offer. The layout of the gym is very fast-in/fast-out so it's efficient for you to pop in and then move onto your day.

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    Rueben, manager, was amazing. Helpful and super friendly! The gym is pristine! The lighting, the equipment was top notch!

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    Ask the Community - Mode Gym

    Any plans to open a suburban location of Mode Gym in downtown Naperville?.

    Membership fee? I could only find a fee for drop in classes. Is the sauna steam or infrared?

    Hello we have different membership levels ranging from month to month and discounted fees for annual contracts. The most common fee is the annual membership for $79 per month. We do not have saunas we do have steam rooms.

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    East Bank Club

    East Bank Club

    4.0
    (354 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Gorgeous health club!! My friend belongs here and I joined her for dinner at the restaurant/grill…read more The food was tasty and excellent service. I was given a 90 minute pass for dinner and they seem strict on the time. My friend also gave me a tour. It's an impressive space!! About 450,000 square feet, spanning across 2 full city blocks and 5 levels. They have everything you can think of: pools (4 pools!), saunas, restaurants, tennis, golf, basketball, boxing, group glasses, weights, machines, pickleball, spa, hair and nail salon, indoor running track, co-working space, and so much more. Beautiful artwork, pristine locker rooms and restrooms. Wow! High ceilings and so much space overall. Nothing felt crowded. Beautiful design and layout. I was in awe and very impressed.

    (Kari's Rating 7.5/10)…read more TLDR -Up-to-Date equipment -Work from home spaces -Convenient Healthy Market Came with a friend to hang out on a Wednesday around 5:30pm to see what East Bank Club is all about. After seeing all the crazy amenities which were super cool with a ton of variety, I think the thing that surprised me the most is how up-to-date all of the equipment was and the variety of activities they had for people to enjoy. If you're looking for an all encompassing workout/work space, this is it! They have everything from full-size tennis courts, to a golf simulator-like set up,except you get to hit into an inflatable pillow! They also had plenty of Pickleball courts, and they offer so many different workout group classes.both a wet and dry, sauna, and tons of treadmills and free weights. I was also really impressed that they also had a physical training area. So think something that was my personal favorite and the best thing for Chicago Summers is a beautiful rooftop pool and lounge area. Not only did they have two outdoor pools (one for adults and one for kids) but they also have an indoor pool as well for winter as well as an indoor hot tub! They also had a common area workspace where people can come to take meetings and do their work from home gigs. You could practically move in here haha! As of right now, it is a $750 new membership fee as well as $295 a month, which is a pretty hefty chunk of change if you ask me considering most of the high rises around, have some kind of rooftop pool and workout area. It is cheaper if you join with a domestic partner or if you're between the ages of 16 and 29-see pic for current pricing. They also sometimes host social events which is super fun to meet everyone else in the club, but at the same time I think it is more of an investment in your future and your future health if you can afford it! I will not be joining at the moment, but hey-that could change anytime if I decide I should be on a health kick.

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    The Sundeck in season on the East Bank rooftop
    The Sundeck in season on the East Bank rooftop
    Showtime Cycle Studio
    Showtime Cycle Studio
    The North Outdoor Pool

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    Life Time

    Life Time

    2.8
    (59 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    I've been a member of Life Time Fitness for several years now and I have to say this location is…read more.. interesting. Located on the 9th floor of the One Chicago building near Magnificent Mile. To gain access into the club you can either walk in from the main lobby floor of One Chicago and take the elevator up to the 9th floor and that's where the club entrance is. There's only two elevators, during rush hour times there is often a line just to go up or down. You could take the stairs but who wants to climb 9 levels? That alone is a workout! Once you're inside the club there's 2 floor levels. The first floor has the check-in lobby, cafe, bar, locker rooms, rooftop pool and spa. The second level has all the workout equipment, cardio, and studio rooms for workout classes. I wasn't a big fan of the layout, it's kind of all over the place. Got a chance to take a Warrior Sculpt class with Taylor and it was awesome! One of the best sculpt classes I've ever had. I've seen some reviews complain about issues with the staff being rude but I honestly did not encounter any of that. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Oh and one last thing! This Life Time is open 24 hours! That's something I've never seen before, not even in NYC. That's a major win.

    I've been teaching as an instructor here for the past year and love the facilities, the members,…read moreand my 5 year old loves the kids academy and free parents night out parties! Great for all ages, fitness levels, and interests.

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    Life Time
    Life Time

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    Equinox Lincoln Park

    Equinox Lincoln Park

    3.9
    (156 reviews)
    2.6 mi
    $$$

    This is a solid gym. There's multiple floors of cardio equipment, a spacious weightlifting area…read morethat always has enough room even at peak hours, a Pilates studio, spinning studio, and multiple group fitness rooms. You can find pretty much any equipment here -- punching bags, sleds, reformer machines, etc. There is a good mix of group fitness classes here included in the membership price. Equinox has a reputation for being fancy -- thus the high price of this gym. However, I don't think this *particular* location really warrants the high price. This location isn't as flashy and new as comparably-priced gyms (like the Lincoln Common Equinox or the Midtown Athletic Club). It also lacks the extensive amenities of a place like East Bank Club (which has tennis courts, kayaking, basketball, etc). A membership at this location will give you access to some of Equinox's newer, fancier facilities (like Lincoln Common) as well as some of its convenient locations for office workers (Loop branch). If you live in Old Town / southern Lincoln Park and want a gym that's close-by this is probably the best option in the neighborhood.

    Reception staff and maintenance crew are wonderful. Otherwise it is so run down, outdated old…read moreequipment and stains on floor. Definitely not a first rate Equinox or gym given their fees. Management sends out surveys and when submit negative review you will be contacted but nothing changes. For a while they felt taping equipment was appropriate. I posted the above review a couple of years ago and the same equipment, ratty orange wall covering, stained floors... still the same. They continue to send surveys and give promises a big remodel is happening. And we just got a notice they are increasing monthly membership. In the notice they have the audacity to discuss investments when zero have occurred at this facility. I am still there for the 2 minute walk from my home but please new and prospective new members know that their assurances of new equipment and remodel is highly unlikely. Facility A/C was down for nearly two weeks and they kindly offered access to other locations, no small %off our monthly membership fee. Also, you mat freeze your membership with a $50 / month fee.

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    Women's locker room! All Kiehl's products
    Women's locker room! All Kiehl's products
    Equinox Lincoln Park
    Equinox Lincoln Park

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    Equinox The Loop

    Equinox The Loop

    3.6
    (87 reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$$

    Equinox Loop will always hold a special place in my heart because it's where my journey with the…read morebrand began. I grew up in the Chicago suburbs, and after graduating from college, my first city apartment was in Wicker Park. In 2007, I was working a couple of blocks away at One North Wacker and joined this club through a corporate discount. Looking back, it was one of the most consequential memberships I've ever purchased. At the time, I was trying to figure out adulthood. Like many young professionals, I was learning how to balance work, health, ambition, and independence. Equinox became part of that education. I started modestly: a few studio cycling classes, 20 minutes on the treadmill, some stretching afterward, and the occasional steam room session. What began as a simple attempt to stay in shape became a lifelong practice, one that ultimately led to thousands of workouts, countless classes, and challenges that would have seemed unimaginable to the person who first walked through those doors. The timing was significant too. I joined as the global financial crisis was unfolding around us. I was young enough to be somewhat insulated from its full impact, but old enough to sense that the world was changing in ways I didn't yet understand. Many people around me were experiencing layoffs, uncertainty, and losses that would reshape their lives. Looking back, I think Equinox became a refuge during that period. While the world outside often felt unsettled, this was a place built around routine, discipline, and self-improvement. That stability was more valuable than I understood at the time. The club itself embodied everything that drew me to Equinox. It was clean, polished, and unmistakably urban. Chicago has always had great fitness options, but Equinox felt different. It was smaller, more design-conscious, and more connected to a broader world beyond Chicago. In a city that can sometimes be skeptical of ideas and brands that arrive from elsewhere, Equinox brought a more cosmopolitan perspective to the fitness scene. I thought that was a positive thing then, and I still do. One of my favorite memories of this club has nothing to do with a workout. I'd finish exercising, spend time in the steam room, and then step outside into a Chicago winter evening. Snow would be falling. Steam would rise from my head into the cold air. The city would feel sharp, quiet, and alive all at once. For a few moments, everything seemed perfectly calibrated. I've experienced that feeling in other cities over the years, and it's still one of my favorite sensations in the world. It's the closest thing I've found to stepping out of a ski lodge and into the mountains. This was never one of Equinox's largest clubs, but that was part of its charm. I still remember the small retail area near the entrance, the salad bar, the old gray "Member" T-shirts, and buying my first pair of Balega socks, a South African running brand I've continued to support over the years. I also appreciated that this location had both a sauna and a steam room, a combination that's uncommon across the Equinox portfolio today. Over the years, I spent time at the original Chicago-area clubs as well, including 900 North Michigan, Lincoln Park, and Highland Park, near where I grew up. Since then, Highland Park has closed, and Equinox has expanded in the city with new locations in Fulton Market and Lincoln Common. Each club reflected a different chapter of the brand's evolution in Chicago. But Loop was my original Equinox. Whether it was the first club Equinox opened in Chicago or not, it was the first one I joined and the one that started my relationship with the brand. As the pace of my life accelerated, that consistency became even more valuable. I moved between cities, changed jobs, traveled constantly, and experienced all the unpredictability that comes with adulthood. Through it all, Equinox remained a reliable point of return. No matter where I was, I knew what awaited me: a clean locker room, a familiar steam room, quality equipment, and a space designed to help people reset. That may sound like a small thing, but it isn't. When your life becomes increasingly mobile and fragmented, familiar places take on greater meaning. Equinox became a kind of home base for me. It was where I went to clear my head, regain my footing, and pull myself back together before moving on to whatever came next. I've now visited more than 20 Equinox locations across the country. Returning here years later felt less like visiting a gym and more like revisiting the starting point of a much longer story. A great gym helps you build strength. The best ones become part of the architecture of your life. For me, Equinox Loop did exactly that.

    Gym photos look like any other gym. 3.6 stars for a place that should only be 5 stars?? This…read more"premium" and expensive experience doesn't seem so premium. Better off at LA Fitness across the loop for less than half the price

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    Equinox The Loop
    Equinox The Loop

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