Open long hours, all types of bodies and fitness levels at this gym. The indoor heated pool is well…read moreorganised with good signage...people obey the lane rules...a plus for me. Anyone who has had a neck injury because someone has hogged the lane would appreciate this. The spa is clean and the pool assistant checks on the area frequently. The sauna is piping hot....I mean the atmosphere...oh I mean the temperature....gee take it how it comes. Ha The gym area upstairs has a huge range of fitness equipment. You can pull every muscles in every direction in this area. Good flat screens show the latest TV shows. The area is very much self contained from the other areas and you can't hear the huffing and puffing. There are squash courts, a tennis court and an outdoor swimming pool. This place has everything. Now for the best bit there is a bar here. Work out with friends then have a drink afterwards. There are also not many youngsters....too expensive for them and their parents.

Macquarie University Sports and Aquatic Centre…read more Like many things at Macquarie University, it's sporting and athletics complex has been recently renovated. Although universally refered to as «the gym» by students, the Macquarie University Sports and Aquatic Centre is actually so much more. The complex's facilities are extremely impressive; no matter what time of day or night you find yourself there, you rarely need to wait to use your chosen piece of equipment; a pleasant contrast to many gyms around the 6pm mark. The centre also offers its members free use of its multiple squash, tennis, basketball and netball courts, as well as its indoor and outdoor pools. Swimming lessons for all ages are available here, as well as squads and the ability to leisurely push yourself up and down the pool for as long as humanely possible. The cafe attached to the gym is widely considered to produce the best coffee on campus, and - bonus! - there's never a line. In case you've committed the rookie error of coming for a swim and forgotten your swimmers, the Sports and Aquatic Centre stocks a full range of swimming costumes and goggles, plus a formidable range of other affiliated gym gear. Plus, there is a carpark with two hours of free parking - happy days! The centrex also has an impressive range of classes, at a range of times deeply convenient to uni students on campus for the day. Wanna try Tai Chi? Now's your chance! Pilates? Body Attack? Body Pump? Spin? All the old favourites - plus some newcomers on the gym class scene, the most obvious being Zumba - are avaiable. Plus, they come at student (and working-professional, obviously) friendly prices; for the non-member, classes are only $10 a pop! Compare that with the Fitness First's of the world.... If team sport is your thing, then you're also covered; the Sports and Aquatic Centre's mind blowingly popular social netball is offered three nights per week, while social touch football and soccer are on twice weekly. For the less traditional, you can partake in weekly competitive badminton. (I'm not joking). The centre's staff are also always friendly and courteous, the bathrooms clean and the lockers available. Plus, the value is astonishingly good. A membership with the Sports and Aquatic Centre feautres no lock-in contract, no joining fee and a getting-started session with a personal trainer. Students, staff and alumni of Macquarie University are lucky to receive a discounted rate, but others will still find this membership won't break the bank!

It's as good as Fitness First, but cheaper. A lot cheaper, especially if you're a Macquarie…read morestudent. There's a wide choice of group fitness classes with knowledgeable instructors. Gym is well-equipped with fairly new weights & cardio equipments. Other facilities include outdoor & indoor pools, squash courts, basketball / badminton courts.

If there's a zero star, I would have put it...unfortunately I'd to put one...worst gym ever. PLEASE…read moreDON'T EVER SIGN UP WITH FITNESS FIRST. Cleanliness is zero, facilities are broken and when you try to make a suggestion or complaint, you will be ignored and never get a response.

This is a fairly new Fitness First. It can get a bit crowded especially on Monday nights, better to…read morecome a bit later when the rush for treadmills and other cardio machines have dwindled. They offer the standard group exercises, my one gripe is the yoga times do not work well with my schedule. Speaking of times, I also wish they had longer hours for the weekend, considering that you pay a premium for the Platinum gym. The pool is warm and good for a few laps. There is a sauna by the pool, which is shared by males and females. It is a bit uncomfortable for me because some guys go in the sauna from the pool with their swimming trunks and lie on the benches a bit too comfortably, it just makes me a bit fidgety and uncomfortable. Or maybe I'm just being too much of a prude. In the ladies locker room, there is a steam room but I've found it to be unappealing because I've seen hairs on the tiles. Like most gyms, you get a fair bit of muscly guys who look like they're just there to show off but generally the crowd here is pretty decent. There is a lounge area near the front with iMacs and free wifi. They also have a play zone for kids but I've never really seen any kids in there.

Anytime Fitness Gladesville opened its doors in July 2013…read more Spacious with decent amount of machines etc. I do try to be a regular but sometimes it's hard due to work commitments and so forth. And to be honest I'm not a huge fan of exercise! So for me to commit to a one year membership means alot! There is a limited amount of parking out the front as it is just off Victoria Rd Opposite the McDonalds (the irony) but there is parking on the street just before the building itself. As usual it's mostly men around the weights. So need more ladies to come and spot me! :) hahah

Horrible experience with the customer service with this whole company! Every single person I…read morecontacted, including Yvette from lane cove, has been an absolute disappointment in regards to attention to customers. Would never recommend dealing with this company.

I've been a member of this gym for 5 years now. I find the…read morestaff to be super friendly and helpful. What's most impressive about this gym is that it boasts some of the widest range of equipment and floor space in the gym industry. There are a lot of classes and personal trainers available. With different membership packages available, your access and price range is somewhat adjustable. The change rooms are nice and clean and spacious as well. Attendance is quite robust and the staff look very engaged and cheery. The whole atmosphere of the gym is very welcoming. I still look forward to going each week and working out.

Not toooo bad... not the best either. Fortunately I came in on off times on a weekend so the place…read morewasn't packed and I was able to handle what I had come in for. Clean facility which is great, just wish there was more free weight and space. If it was busy there's no way...

Came here for a seminar and WOW what an awesome gym facility. Top trainers, great atmosphere, super…read moreclean, friendly staff, convenient little cafe inside and right across the street from the north Sydney train station. Tons of powerlifting equipment and free weights/cables for a small gym. Wish I lived closer, I would love to train here!

I've been doing CF for over 3 years now and have been lucky enough to travel around the world and…read moretry a few different boxes. Crossfit Geo is totally my style and what I think a great CF box needs to be: 1) Their coaches are awesome. They know what they're doing, have a good grasp of when to push you further or modify your WOD, and beat of all, they're all friendly and very good looking! 2) The equipment is well taken car of and it shows. Plus, they have a bunch of mobility-friendly props lime rolls and balls. 3) For Crossfit, their prices are great and you won't be locked into a contract if you don't want to. 4) The community is great. Everyone right now is encouraged to try the Open WODs even if they have to modify, and mandatory fluo/costumes has been known to happen, just to lighten up the mood and remember that it should always be fun. So why not 5 stars, you ask? Because it's a small-ish box, it also means the schedule is pretty restricted. Other than that, I can't wait to be back once the "medicine ball" that's sprouting out of my abdomen is gone!

From the owner: CrossFit GEO is a fully accredited and equipped CrossFit gym. Our goal is to improve the strength…read moreand conditioning of every single one of our members, no matter their age, sex or fitness level. The gym is built upon a foundation of "community" where everyone feels welcome, supported and inspired. The Coaches lead by example and the members are very much intrinsic in the positive and fun atmosphere that is created. At GEO you will learn new skills - Olympic weightlifting, Gymnastics - and you will also learn how to improve on old ones.

I like G Fitness because it is a quite local gym. There are very few residents who live near the…read moregym, which translates into less waiting time for treadmills. And that is a huge Plus for me. The customer service is prompt and quite impressive. You could sign up for the gym on a weekly basis and cancel anytime. They also have a range of classes like Zumba, Pilates, Spin, etc.. The classes looked like a fun way to lose weight but I didn't find time to stay for an hour after my workout. I love the fact that they are open on weekends too. Only negative I can think of is the Weights area. I don't do weights which is good as the section looked quite cramped and the equipment was quite close to each other.

Staff are rude, when you can actually get hold of them that is, and when you ask for help they give…read moreyou attitude like they are doing you a favour instead of remembering they are in a customer service role. When I first joined there was some management around. Nowadays it seems like management is non existent.

Sheraton Spa is named as one of the best spas in Sydney and indeed it is !…read more I bought a couples 90 spa treatment as a birthday present for my boyfriend ($400) and the money was well spent. For any spa treatment purchases, one can use the spa facilities before/ after your massage. This includes the indoor heated pool/ jacuzzi / steam room/ sauna/ gym. We used the couples room located on the 18th floor for our massage. The room has a view of Hyde park, so beautiful :) The massage itself was relaxing (the masseur was able to "untie" some of the stubborn knots on my shoulder, which was good as I slept like a baby that night). I wasn't a big fan of the scalp massage . Oh well. I would highly recommend anyone to bring their loved ones here for a special treat :)

I went to this spa yesterday. The staff were amazing and so polite and helpful. The facilities are…read moresuper clean and I left feel completely relaxed. Highly recommend.