I used this gym for about a year. I think it's in general ok…read more Staffs and instructors are very nice and helpful and will respond to our comments. I really like Genre's classes. The pool is fine but too much chlorine since I smell like chlorine a full day after swimming. Though I suppose too chlorine little may mean the pool has potential for too much bacteria? Another annoying thing is they close out half the lanes all the time and when they would close it is always unpredictable (so you may get kicked to another lane mid-swimming). I only use fitness classes and pools. I don't have much to say about it's equipment (They look clean and nice). As for fitness classes I would say it's still a beginner-gym. So if you want peers who could push you to another level this might not be the best place.

I visited Asphalt Green to drop in for lap swimming…read more The facilities are clean and bright. The pool has lots of windows and natural light. I was kind of intimidated, because I don't get to lap swim very often. I wound up sharing the lane with 2 or 3 other people. Everyone was really friendly and communicative regarding lane-sharing. Would definitely go back for a swim. The only thing I would change is add more time slots available for adult lap swimming.

I was looking for a comfortable well equipped gym in my area. This is it for me. There is a cardio…read moreroom with the usual stuff treads, elliptical, cycling and one Erg, rowing machine. As I am an erg fanatic, I can say that the chain needs some oil. The monitor does not work . The tension control does not allow for a variety of settings . It slips. However, I can still find a way to work on my core , arms and legs. The gym has not been crowded which I like. There is a pool a steam room and a sauna. The exercise equipment room seems to be well equipped with several machines and weights. The staff is friendly. The gym overlooks the hudson so exercising is made easier due to the view, the pool has a top that opens when the weather is warm. There is an outdoor patio and a very large indoor lounge room. The hours are: Weekdays 6:30am-10:30 and 4:30-9:00pm weekends 9:30-6pm

The pool has been taken over by the British swimming school all week and weekends members with…read morechildren have 3 tiny lanes except if a private teacher with non member child takes up the remaining lanes Members who pay $1800 are given 1/2 hours to swim while British school and private instructors with non member kids swim forever Screaming kids Nappies being changed poolside Not like it used to be

This public pool is the best one I have been to yet. I'm…read morevery into pools. Have been to quite a few in NYC and this one is one of the best for adults to bring children to. It has a fake little sand/beach area. Over looks Manhattan, there is also a wrist band needed for every 45min shift. For 15 mins each hour the pool is tested. And only a certain amount of people are let into the pool at one time. This is the most awesome public pool in NYC!

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Wall Street is one of the quieter Equinox clubs in Manhattan, which is part of what I've always…read moreliked about it. The Financial District has changed enormously and can feel surprisingly subdued outside the tourist traffic, and this location mirrors that calmer rhythm while still occupying an incredible address at 14 Wall Street.

Underrated location, even at peak times never overwhelmingly crowded, always super clean, and love…read morethe staff.

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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.

My goal is to visit as many Blink gyms in NYC…read more Location: Upstairs. Gym occupies two floors. Elevator: yes Convenience: in the financial district. Close to the Fulton St station 4, 5, A, C, 2, 3. You could walk from R City Hall and 6 Brooklyn Bridge. Gym Size: Two floors. Lower floor is smaller with a stretch area. Upper floor is larger with a room dedicated to free weights. Cardio equipment is on both floors. Locker Room Size (Men's): average for the size of gym. Equipment (outside of the basics mentioned below): battle ropes, plyo boxes, No kettlebells above 50 lbs, no TRX Crowdedness: Target audience seems to be the working crowd especially during the lunch time hours. Also seems to be a favorite of Pace students. Cleanliness: clean enough. Staff Friendliness: Friendly enough. Hours: 7 days/wk. On par with other NYC Blinks but note early close 5pm on weekends. Also weeknights closing time is 10pm. Overall: an ok Blink with an odd 2-floor layout. Doesn't seem to get overly crowded (maybe lunchtime). Dedicated stretch area a plus. Not my favorite Blink but fills the need if you are in the area. *Unless noted, assume all Blink gyms have locker rooms, water fountain, stretch area, dumbbells, kettlebells (up to 50lbs), smith machines, weight machines, cardio equipment (Rower, treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, stairclimber), showers, wipes, Towel machine (pay separate charge). Assume you can scan in via App or Apple Wallet/Watch **Note: I am a Blink user with entry possibility of all their NYC area gyms via an Add-on to my Classpass membership. (I did not want to deal with Blink corporate in case I needed to cancel and wanted to avoid a startup fee or annual charge). I do not take showers at the gym and tend to go off-peak hours.

Hostile, obstreperous front desk who stayed glued to their mobile phones…read more It is infuriating to encounter people working in customer service who think it's appropriate to be rude to customers. They not only hate their jobs, they hate you and want you to know it. The pods are ideal to avoid interacting with rude, hostile staff. Alas, the trainers who are not in good physical condition, are still employed here and still incredibly rude. This location offers the best variety of equipment with two floors of every machine you will ever need.

They have a great sense of community. The amenities are nice and the staff is effective. There are…read moremultiple classes one can take. I recommend this community center!

My friend who went to Stuyvesant High School told me about the pool and we went together several…read moretimes. It's a nice 25 yard indoor pool with water maintained at a cool temperature in the summer. It feels great taking a swim on a hot summer day. The day pass is $15, but if you plan on going the whole year, the annual pass is definitely a reasonable choice. The pool is usually not too crowded and I usually have one more person in my lane. Make sure to bring a lock with you so that you can store your stuff securely in the locker. You also need to wear a swim cap to swim in the pool. I also like that there is no need to bring a hairdryer because the hand dryers in the girls' locker room is positioned well and powerful enough for drying your hair.

They are open 11am-3pm then close for an hour from 3-4pm. At 4pm they reopen til 7pm. While these…read moreare the official hours, they hardly ever open on time. Usually it's about 11:15/11:20am. It is hard to understand why because there are usually a bunch of attendants sitting around in the front at 11am but they never open the entrance gate til around 11:15/11:20am. Sometimes they have to wait for the police attendant to come. Once they do open, it is pretty fast to get inside. They look to make sure you have a lock. They require you to rinse off before going into the pool. On the deck, they don't allow you to wear anything besides a bathing suit or a white tee and flip flops. Not supposed to bring food, books or cell phone out.

I'm an original New Yorker born and raised in Park Slope Brooklyn, I still live in Park Slope, I am…read morevery familiar with this pool, and how it was before all the gentrification, lots of changes at this pool for the better, the pool has definitely improved, the pool is very nice but the staff is the same ol' same ol' NYC City Parks and recreation Staff hospitality, being that it's a city pool, expect to receive the same treatment as if you were in a City Jail, the Pool staff dosent greet you with a "Hello" they greet you with a "Do you have a lock?", "Let me see your swimming Shorts", Bag search, "No phones on the pool deck." The staff makes sure to harass you as much as they can, you aren't allowed to have fun, they have a problem with everything, no running, no jumping, no holding on to each other while swimming, phones must be in the locker and cannot be used in the pool deck. The kiddie pool was closed on this day I visited because someone shit in it. I actually read in the news that they closed the entire pool the week before on one of the hottest days of the summer because someone shit in it. Google it if you don't believe me. The atmosphere has definitely improved, but not worth coming here again since the staff likes to make sure that they manage every little detail and impose each and every rule upon you. You really can't have fun at this pool, everything is a problem, literally my 4 year old daughter was holding on to me while swimming, they said "No holding on to each other while swimming." This place has potential but as long as it's ran by the NYC Parks and recreation it will always be a toilet.

This is a long story but I went here myself several years ago and had a great experience. I was an…read moreadult non swimmer, but now I can swim!! I thought if I ever had a kid this is where I would go. Fast forward I brought Otto my son here when he was about 5 months. He didn't love it but the instruction was solid and loving. We stopped for a while because he was just not ready -- though I'm really glad I gave him that first year because he learned how to go under water and never held his nose. We shopped around for cheaper and closer and finally we came back. In one lesson he was swimming !!!! His teacher then and now Victoria is amazing!! She is steady loving and firm. The way we learn best. It's so worth the money if you really want you child to be safe in the water and learn to swim .

Tribeca location... We've been going to this location for…read morethe past 6 years. Alice is absolutely amazing and all 3 kids are very happy but what makes us parents happy is the quality of their work. They have recently opened a play space for the kids while they wait for classes; the locker rooms are now spotless, the place overall in nice and clean and very welcoming for families. Customer service is great, they're very accommodating and flexible. Highly recommend them.

A small NYC gated children's playground located on Minetta Lane, West 3rd Street and Avenue of…read moreAmericas in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, NYC. Oh, if there was a spell to physically regress to a child in Halliwell's the Book Of Shadows from "Charmed"! I would be cavorting the spray shower on stifling hot and humid summer days without shoes and climbing the play structure. There are a pair of low swings and built-in chess tables. Certainly childhood is simpler and carefree than the complicated responsible adulthood.

Really well kept playground to bring the kids…read more Well maintained equipment to improve and play on. Nice gardening around the trees. Working water fountain. Soft matted ground in the play area. Benches to sit on. There is also a large fun water spray area which I ran through on this 100 degree day!