This is my favorite gym. Reason is simple: tenant pay 100/Mon which is a great deal considering the…read moreenvironment and convenient. I personally enjoy the gym a lot. It's great! Pool is clean. Equipments are clean as well. The vibe is energetic and the movement you walk in, you want to exercise and move around. Great gym! My tips are avoiding rush hours! lol it's a bit crowded sometimes tho

A luxurious and exceptionally clean facility, Mercedes Club even surpasses Equinox with its…read morefantastic three-lane lap pool, smart-sensor hot tub, and pristine locker rooms equipped with electronic locks. Members get full access to the common lounge, outdoor pool, and sun deck, which are huge perks in the warmer months. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the absolute best part is how peaceful and uncrowded it is--no waiting for machines or lanes! At $129 a month (or $119 on a promo rate), it feels like total gym heaven, and I'd join in a heartbeat if I could.

The New York Athletic Club (NYAC) is enormous, including the grand size of the lobby (that is…read morelarger than most train stations). Because the lobby is so large, it gives a certain sterile, cold, and unwelcoming feeling as you enter. It rather sets the tone for the stay... Since the NYAC has nearly 200 rooms, one could argue that it's a hotel as well as an athletic club. That being the case, the front desk does a great job of processing the hundreds of people checking in and out on a daily basis. They don't take a ton of time with each guest, but -- frankly -- they don't have the luxury to do so. My room felt a bit small, but it was fresh, clean, modern, and bright. I was able to get quite a bit of work done at the desk. Having worked through lunch, I tried to get food between lunch and dinner service, but there wasn't any offered inside the NYAC. So I went for a walk instead -- it was a gorgeous day! Back in time for dinner, I ate in the main dining room on the 11th floor. The room is beautiful with a large, oval bar in the middle. Service was strong. Drinks were great. Food was mediocre. You can't control the temperature in your room -- the system is either on or off -- so that's a negative. Still, I slept pretty well and enjoyed the comfortable bedding. I didn't eat breakfast but showered before my departure. The shower is AMAZING! If I had known how great it was, I would have showered at least one more time during my stay. : ) Checkout at the front desk was fast and efficient, just like the check-in process.

I appreciate the club seeking to maintain fashion standards and curating an old-timey atmosphere…read more However, when it is done beyond reasonable common sense, it does not incentivize me to come back. I was a guest of a member during the 18-inch snow storm, so I wore my $500 dollar suede Danner lights (Made in the USA) to manage the snow. Upon entry, I was informed by the staff that, due to the suede being too light, it looked too much like Timberland boots, which are banned. I was professionally whisked to a backroom, where I was offered to wear black loafers 3 sizes too large if I wanted to make my appointment. I spent the rest of my time skipping through the venue in order to not trip over myself, wearing massively oversized shoes. I would have been okay with this footwear restriction if it was universally enforced, but there were plenty of people in the club wearing duck boots, metal hook leather hiking boots, and even the same type of boots of a slightly darker shade. Apparently, the shoe shade restriction was not something members are aware about (the no sneakers restriction is well known). I have previously been a guest here with positive experiences. However, today I was put in an illogically unsafe experience, forced to wear loaner shoes 3 sizes too large, because $500 lighter suede boots are deemed less classy than duck boots for being too"Timberland like" during a snow storm.

I came to New York Indoor Sports Club when my boyfriend challenged me to a match of ping pong. Even…read morethough he had competed in the Junior Olympics when he was younger, I decided anyway to come here and try out my ability. We both live in Flushing near Main St., so NYISC was a perfect place for us to travel to. The club inside was spacious and clean. Some of the staff greeted us as soon as we walked in and gave us a thorough and in-depth description of all the membership services and fees for ping pong games/coaching. The actual tables are professional-grade, and there are actually plenty of them spread throughout an enormous indoor facility. I liked the feel of the high ceilings while I played (or at least ATTEMPTED to play haha). Even though this place was popular on a weeknight around 7-8pm, the size of the facility didn't make me feel cramped. Checking out the rest of NYISC, I saw an indoor soccer field - which is a rare sight in a place such as Flushing. I don't play soccer, but I would recommend this space for soccer teams and friends looking to play a match or serious game. My boyfriend and I also wandered to the 'Pro Shop' in the sports club. They sold all different professional ping pong products from brands such as Butterfly (famous ping pong product manufacturer). We didn't purchase anything, but I did sign up for private lessons with one of the renowned & accomplished coaches. The pricing was for a set of 10 lessons and were more than affordable. The coaches were all world ranked, and have competed in Olympics, etc. Maybe one day I'll be able to at least keep up in a game with my boyfriend, lol. LAST THING: People here are very open and friendly. If you come on a weeknight like us or a weekend, there will always be staff to help you and fellow players/students to meet/interact with :) One person saw my extreme lack of ping-pong skills and kindly helped me out a bit the first time I came to NYISC -___- lols I will definitely be returning

The best table tennis club in Queens with the best coaches. The lighting is good , a lot very…read morefriendly player in this club . The best thing is taking lessons from the number one world class coach Liu Juan . You will improve your table tennis skills a lot .

This gym is as good as it gets. After moving to NYC, I was disappointed by several crowded,…read moremulti-floor options before finding Chelsea Piers. The facility is immaculate, with top-notch equipment and dedicated spaces for Olympic lifting and powerlifting. The membership coordinator, Stephanie, was wonderful to work with. At $185/month, it might seem steep, but the superior training experience makes it worth every penny.

This facility is amazing, featuring top-tier equipment and great courts. However, I'm leaving 3…read morestars because of a manager's incredibly rude attitude today regarding a Gilt City coupon issue. She treated me like a criminal and brought unnecessary anger to the interaction. While the venue itself is easily 5-star, the customer service was highly disappointing.

I am on my way to Equinox Hotel on Hudson Blvd. It is 5.1 miles from the LaGuardia Airport. I…read morearrived at 2:45. Bad time. It will take me 44 minutes with a $99.00 Lyft price. I have big expectation. Of this hotel. Will continue my review. Exceeded my expectations! Hotel is beautiful and classy. Service is awesome. My room was very modern, with all sorts of delights. Product created for Equinox hotel. From a simple thing as all the luxurious soaps, hand wash items to special teas and creams designed for an herbal experience Bar and restaurant is enchanting as I stepped to the courtyard for a lovely view. Centered in the heart of some many things to do. Can't forget the spa experience, sent me to my room so relaxed and satisfied

I am extremely disappointed with the way my serious safety concern was handled by Club Operations…read moreDirector Emma Marr. After an incident in the locker room where I felt unsafe, I immediately reported it to a staff member. I also contacted Emma Marr and even provided screenshots proving that I had reported the incident right after it happened. Despite this, I received no meaningful response for several days. I had to send multiple follow-up emails just to get a reply. When Emma finally responded, she claimed that if I wanted any action to be taken, I should have reported the incident at the time. This response was unacceptable because I did report it immediately. The screenshots I provided clearly prove that. Instead of acknowledging the report and apologizing for the delay, I was made to feel as though I had done something wrong. No member paying premium membership fees should have to chase management for days after reporting a safety concern. Member safety should always be the highest priority, and concerns like these deserve prompt, professional, and respectful attention. Because of the way this situation was handled, I have completely lost confidence in Equinox Hudson Yards. Emma Marr's lack of urgency, poor communication, and failure to properly address a legitimate safety complaint fall far below the standards I would expect from a luxury fitness club. I sincerely hope Equinox's senior management reviews how this matter was handled and takes meaningful steps to ensure that future safety complaints are treated with the seriousness, professionalism, and respect that every member deserves.

Had been to other PingPod locations but first time at this one and had a terrific experience here…read morealso. We were in the open pod area at table 2 - the equipment and space were great.

Amazing self service ping pong place! It was very cool and required no human interaction…read more It was very spacious and my friends and I really enjoyed playing here. Some things I do have to say is that the blinds suddenly went up as we were playing and I had to search the entire room to find out how to bring it back down. Also, the website for Pingpod was a bit misleading and I ended up getting charged for drinks twice. It light up green for a few seconds to indicate success and then disappeared. There was no option to cancel so it was very easy to charge on the website but not quite to get a refund. Ended calling and got back in credits because they said they couldn't cancel the charge (disappointing) Overall though, great place and special shoutout to the slack community that appears to be very active.

Can't believe they have courts inside a building and it's underground! Can play pickleball all year…read moreround! There's at least 4 courts, and the staff is very friendly. All the equipment looks brand new.

I have been curious about this new craze and all the pickleball courts that are taking over our…read morecity, so i said let me try it... I have been here twice for pickleball lessons. They provide tennis lessons as well. The receptionist are friendly and welcoming. They take your picture. They provide the racket/paddle. There is a lounge and waiting area. They have four gender neutral bathrooms. There is plenty of hand sanitizer and tissues around. They have cubbies and a coat rack, to store your items. There is a television playing tennis matches. I had Nicky and Ben as instructors. They were both crystal clear and concise about how to play the game. They were both encouraging and provided tips to play this game. Great place to play and learn.

I joined NYSC in 2017 and had a great experience, especially under Wayne Richards' management. He…read morewas an amazing manager and a true professional. I regularly used the Columbus Circle and Murray Hill clubs. Unfortunately, the quality of management and customer service has declined significantly. My experience at the 34th Street location was unacceptable. I was physically harassed by a staff member, and on several occasions a manager made unprofessional comments. I changed locations to the 42nd Street club, where I had no issues, but eventually canceled my membership. I did report these concerns to the manager at the 42nd Street location, but I felt I also needed to put this on the record. There is simply no place for this kind of behavior toward paying members. Members deserve to be treated with respect and professionalism. I hope someone in senior management looks into these issues so the club can improve.

Was visiting from out of town and needed a good lower body workout since my hotel gym was lacking…read more Decent price of 30 bucks for a day pass and the guys were very helpful. Will do it again next time I'm back in NYC. Thanks guys.

Terrible pickleball courts. The courts are not large enough, the adjacent badminton court net…read moredividers impinge upon the pickleball courts. The facility is not equipped with a water fountain. I would not recommend.

Great courts, friendly owners...they have done a great job of automating the facility !read more

Brooklyn Heights is a terrific neighborhood Equinox, set above a fairly commercial stretch but…read moreclearly woven into the daily life of the surrounding community. The club itself feels polished, spacious, and easy to settle into, with the second-floor setting giving it a welcome sense of separation from the street below.

Hello, my old friend. I've been on a bit of a hiatus from Equinox (and instead becoming a Barry's…read moredevotee), though I'll never say no to a good chilled eucalyptus towel. We were staying nearby and my husband had a guest pass and it was either vegging out in the hotel room, eyeing the minibar, or moving my butt, so off I went. This Equinox is situated pretty close to the Insta-famous picture spot of the Brooklyn Bridge that all the movies and TV shows feature, so be prepared to wade through a camera-wielding crowd. The stairs to the check-in desk aren't bad at all. If you want a Stairmaster workout before your actual workout, try the stairs at the Seaport location in Boston. Brutal. Layout is pretty typical for an Equinox - I did appreciate the natural light facing the weights area. Perhaps in a nod to what the clientele are clamoring for, much of the space is devoted to weights/machines, with all the cardio equipment in a smaller cluster near the back. When we went in the afternoon on a weekday, the space, particularly the locker room, was completely deserted. There's also a smoothie/juice bar on the first floor.