One of my favorite gyms in Seattle :)…read more It has got a good amount of equipment (cardio, racks, a turf area, and even a yoga room!), is clean, and has wonderful amenities (showers, locker room, and a sauna!) They also have classes. It doesn't have the corporate, overcrowded, poorly maintained, corporate gym feel (yet). It is also in a central area (SLU) if you are looking to grab brunch or lunch from somewhere nearby. I can see it getting crowded on the weekdays as it's close to so many offices, but I have only been on the weekend where it isn't very crowded.

I signed up for Women'a strong with Aldo and it has been a life changing experience. I had been…read morevery bad at keeping my gym consistency so I signed up for strength camp to have more of a routine around my fitness. In 7 weeks, once a week, I nearly doubled my squat weight -- up to 95 lbs! Aldo has a great energy and has been wonderful at keeping me motivated. I look forward to many more strength camp classes with Aldo! As for the gym as a whole, it has great amenities including showers and a dry sauna. The machines are in good shape and there's a variety of machines available. In addition, there are many great classes offered.

I like the no frills environment. I can forgive the cramped spaces and humble layout. I think they…read moreeven dimmed those fluorescent lights at one point this year, God bless. I just don't understand the cost. when I tell people what I pay their jaws drop. they assume I go somewhere a lot nicer. I guess the 24hr feature is the big draw, but now that I have a normal schedule they could close at 10pm and I'd be fine with it. I get the impression most people would trade $20 off their bill for that. Tends to be pretty empty afterhours, even with the hospitals nearby. the reviews are interesting. I would love if they stopped playing music. for years it was the same playlist that would loop within 2hrs or so. some of my best workouts have been when they had nothing playing at all. guess I'm in the minority. The equipment is adequate. not sure why they canceled their sports package. what kind of maniac watches the masked singer while training?

Sweet little get fit nook in seattle! Awesome staff and owner! Always upbeat and plenty of tools…read moreto get you in shape. Vibe is very relaxing and professional. Get in and give it a go, I'm certain you will enjoy your visit!

PNW Fitness is a huge gym in the center of Capitol Hill's Broadway shopping and restaurant district…read morewith lots of great equipment and a very friendly, knowledgeable staff. The gym members are friendly, too, and always willing to share workout tips. I've been a member of this gym since 1986--40 years!

The gym is spacious, equipment is good, staff is friendly but the stairwell to the gym smells like…read moreurine and the homeless situation in the area is unsafe and because of this I don't recommend this location.

Wow is all I can say. My husband is a gym guy, he tries gyms in every city or town we visit on…read morevacation. After 1 visit, he told me I needed to try this gym and he wasn't kidding. Walking in you are greeted by one of the nicest guys, he makes you feel welcome without being pushy. Since we are in town for vacation and getting a day pass, he informed us that all day pass dollars collected are donated to a specific charity connected with the gym. Each Henry's gym location has a charity they donate to. Such an amazing group of people who are willing to donate to a local charity to help the community. On to the actual workout. There are 2 floors with specific lighting to help your body and mind while putting in your hard work. The equipment at this gym Gym80 and Hammer Strength Equipment are smooth, clean, well maintained and comfortable to use. If you are not into loading and unloading your own equipment, head up to the 3rd floor where you will find all the pin loaded equipment. My legs are on fire, they have equipment at this gym I've never seen before. My glutes are gonna be hurting tomorrow. Every pin loaded machine was easy to use and smooth. On to the basement level/plate loaded machines (where my husband spent most of his time) beautiful red lighting, great overhead lighting so you can see your progress, clean, unbeat up plates, smooth equipment that goes up without chains clicking or belts squeaking. Don't visit if you are expecting to get away with poor gym etiquette, every machine is expected to be wiped down (as it should) and unloaded for other people. This gym gets 5 stars from my husband and I. If we could give 6 stars we would but 5 will have to do. We are looking forward to heading back in the am.

I'm updating my review because my experience with Henry's changed significantly over time…read more To be fair, my first few months were genuinely enjoyable. The facility is beautiful, and I had an excellent personal trainer who made coming to the gym something I looked forward to. Much of my positive experience was because of her, not management. Looking back, there were already red flags. When I signed up for personal training, I believed I was agreeing to pay around $600 for six months of training. It wasn't until later that I realized it was actually about $600 per month for six months, a much larger financial commitment than I understood. Whether intentional or not, I found the pricing presentation misleading. Where my opinion changed completely was management. Over time, I observed a pattern of defensiveness whenever legitimate concerns were raised. Instead of listening to constructive feedback, management often dismissed it, shifted responsibility back onto the customer, and framed recurring concerns as misunderstandings rather than considering whether their communication or business practices could be improved. That left me feeling unheard and made me lose confidence in how the business operates. After my experience, I researched Henry's further and found many other people describing similar concerns involving confusing contracts, difficulty cancelling memberships, continued billing, and collection threats. Reading those accounts made me realize my experience wasn't unique. While I can only speak to my own experience, it was concerning to see so many people raising similar issues. I also found it disappointing that a business which publicly emphasizes community and inclusivity did not seem to demonstrate the same level of empathy or flexibility when members experienced unexpected hardships or needed reasonable accommodations. In my experience, there was a disconnect between the values the business projects and the way concerns were handled. This is subjective, but I've also always felt uncomfortable with some of the cultural artwork displayed throughout the gym. While I understand the intention may have been to celebrate different cultures, some pieces came across as stereotypical rather than thoughtful, and it never sat quite right with me. Finally, I noticed that the gym's Google rating has increased substantially over a relatively short period after remaining much lower for a long time. I don't know what accounts for the change, but it stood out to me given that similar complaints continue to appear on other review platforms. I genuinely appreciated my trainer and the quality of the facility. Unfortunately, management's lack of transparency, accountability, and willingness to accept constructive criticism ultimately overshadowed those positives. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Henry's Gymnasium.

I spent five years at Zum before I left because of logistics issues getting downtown. The classes…read morewere incredible, including yoga,hard-core and Pilates The staff was fantastic, including all the trainers Mo,Joe,Kathryn. Their spin instructors were top notch. If I ever move downtown, that would be my gym of choice.

I've been a member of Zum for 4 few years. I absolutely love it…read more The classes are top notch. I'd recommend anything by Liz (her 11:10am Mon, Wed, is my favorite) or Derek or Ta Wei. You will have fun and you will sweat! And get a massage by Tony (who also teaches some great morning classes), he's helped me a lot after long runs. The staff gets to know you and they're always friendly and totally professional. The gym itself is clean and the equipment is well taken care of. I also really enjoy the friends I've made over the years. All of this makes my workouts the best. Work is stressful, to be able to take a break in the middle of the day to workout with people I enjoy, at a gym I love, is everything. Thanks Zum!

This is genuinely one of the best gyms I've been to in the Seattle area!…read more A few things that set this gym apart from others in the area are: Cleanliness!! The gym is always so clean and you can tell the members really take care of the space. Vibes, not only is the owner one of the coolest guys I've met but the community at this gym is very welcoming and friendly. Traffic, just like every other gym you definitely experience a "rush hour" at certain times but there is so much equipment that it never feels overcrowded! I highly recommend this space to anyone from a beginner lifter or more experienced gym rats!

Both this and the Pine St location are owned by Clinton and he is a great gym owner! Super clean,…read moresafe, chill, and welcoming environments. Though their new location is larger, this one is the original location I joined for due to proximity to my house. I appreciate how welcoming Clinton is to his clients and the community as a whole. Super easy to sign up as well as leave (since I was only in the area for 6 months), but I happily recommended CapHill Fitness to all my friends before I left! I would join again if I were to ever move back.

Here for a weekend class, I was impressed greatly by the large interior. The setting is awesome for…read morelarger classes, and offers much personal space for smaller groups. A little bit of everything exists in the space, ready for Crossfitting at any level and ability. The owner, Ravi is kind and knowledgable. He is willing and ready to assist, offer recommendations and ensure your safety as you execute movements.

Tired of regular gyms and want to try something new? Try CrossFit -high intensity fitness workouts…read moreand what a better place to start than Persistence Athletics. Friendly and experienced coaches are here to guide you through the process. Ask for owner and coach Ravi. He will work with you. Or if you are already a CrossFit athlete and looking for a great gym to enhance your skills, this is the place. Clean and up to date equipment to work with and ver spacious gym. There are many different type of workouts to meet your comfort level with attentive coaches.

POV: my trainer was based her for a couple of years so visited NW strong more than my home gym but…read morewas never a member here. NW strong is a great option for a no-frills weight-lifting focused gym in Belltown. This place is stacked to the brim with equipment. There are as many squat racks as you can fit in a space like this (9?) and about a dozen benches and tons of options for dumbbells and kettlebells. More than you will see in many much larger gyms. There are also other kinds of equipment like air bike, rower, ski erg, treadmill, bands, sled, TRX straps, and I'm sure some things I'm forgetting. It's a compact footprint and Trevor has done an outstanding job efficiently equipping it to the max. The trainers I've observed here have all be high quality with their own unique style. There is also more of a community here than I think you get with some of the bigger gyms around. From a female perspective I will say that the clientele here is mostly men. There have been many times where the gym was packed and I was the only female present. That said, people here are nice, and respectful overall and it's a good spot to work out. If I lived closer, I'd consider being a member here. I would say the two downsides that may or may not impact you personally are that there is no locker room or shower to speak of (typical commercial building bathrooms shared by multiple tenants in the building) and the space would benefit from a few fans or stronger AC. This is fine 10 months of the year but it can get very stuffy and humid in the hottest days of the summer.

READ ME 1. Trever,…read morethe owner, is very responsive and kind. 2. The gym is very clean, especially since Trever uses meyers cleaning solutions (smells great!). 3. The gym has a wide varied of equipment and free weights. 4. The gym is well-lit 5. Music selection is good, but not too loud if you're using headphones Conclusion: My girlfriend and I are from out of town and come from a private gym. NorthWest Strong, especially Trever, were very welcoming and accommodating when it came to having us train to prep for our powerlifting meets. If I ever come to Seattle again this would be our "go-to" gym for training. Thank you Trever and NorthWest Strong for having us .