Last time I hooped at this facility was about 15 years ago for drop in with my son. Now that I…read morerelocated to Sac area this past year I was happy to find out it was still open. I called ahead of time to see what were the open times, drop in fee, etc. I went on an early Sunday morning to get some gym time and had the gym to myself from 7:30am to 9am. Gym floor was clean, facility was clean and front counter attendants were nice and helpful. Definitely will be coming back. Btw $10 drop-in fee

I've emailed this place twice over the past month to try to book a birthday party for my son. Both…read moretimes they took several days to reply and asked what time I wanted to schedule the party. Both times I immediately responded, and both times I've not received anything back since. It's been nearly a month since my first attempt and now over a week since my second attempt.

The soccer at xoxo is bad the refs are bad they don't up keep the fields, the person that runs it…read moretall guy is like a dictator worst place I ever played. Seen another comment you have to know someone for special treatment

It's a clique you have to belong to and know enough people to play with. Otherwise, outsiders and…read moresingle players are discouraged and you never receive callbacks.

Still in good shape, some deeper cleaning needed, but overall, this gym remains a nice workout…read morelocation in the In-Shape system and we enjoy coming here after work or after a work meeting. Parking is pretty easy and free at 3 nearby parking garages w/90 minutes validation, which would be much better at 120 minutes b/c 90 minutes really isn't enough when we have to change into workout clothes, and then wash up after getting all sweaty from exercising and have to walk to the gym and back from the parking garage, all those minutes add up. Another thing about limited time is the LIMITED HOURS that this gym is open. It'd be better if it wasn't open so early but open till later on weekends.

Beautiful gym located in the heart if downtown Sacramento. World class equipment with an awesome…read morestaff. Recently made this my main gym and the gains have been incredible. They have plenty of dumbbells from 5 pounders to 120 pounds. Cardio machine of all kinds. Bathrooms and lockers are always very clean as well. The sauna here is awesome as well as the steam room. Roof top basketball court is always available. I've even attended a birthday party here for my nephew and we ran some basketball games and enjoyed the lounge area on the top floor. Can't say enough about this gym. Lots of mirrors to catch every angle of the work I put in. I would highly encourage everyone to sign up for a trial and see what you think of this location yourself. It's worth every penny.

This review is only for yoga at city sports. I can't speak to the rest of the gym. I absolutely…read morelove yoga here, especially with Kayla. Parking is incredibly easy, as there's a big parking lot. You do want to arrive early for yoga to get a good spot. They have limited thick mats that you can place underneath your mat. This is due to the floor being pretty sturdy. Outside of the yoga studio, there's wipes available. I love Sunday yoga with Kayla. She'll put on the best music and really talk about what we are strengthening with each pose. She gives variations if you want a deeper stretch. The restrooms here are also incredibly nice. I don't really use the rest of the gym. It does look incredibly spacious and nice. For now, I'll stick to yoga but maybe one day I'll actually explore the rest of the gym.

This is hands down the worst gym experience I've ever had. I…read morewent to City Sport Club for the first time with a free pass and they straight-up refused to activate it. Instead they wasted my time with a long sales pitch trying to force me into a membership without even letting me try the place first. Completely ridiculous. Meanwhile the Club Studio nearby activated my trial guest pass with zero questions or BS. Night and day difference. Never going back to City Sport Club.

I like City Sports Club, the parent company of LA Fitness. This location is not busy and the gym…read moresmells fresh, and relaxing to work out in. I like their machines and haven't had any issue with maintenance. You won't be disappointed as this gym still feels new. Some cons is that this gym is more expensive than some other options but are comparable to 24 hour fitness. I have also heard that they can be high pressured during sign up.

A solid local gym choice, although don't expect any bells or whistles. They are missing several…read morepieces of equipment that would make lifting safer (such as a hex bar) and seem to have little drive to acquire them when asked. There does not seem to be a culture of wiping down the equipment after use (which is maybe more on the patrons, but they could post signs, because gross). The "free" personal training session is basically a high-pressure timeshare presentation to buy more personal training sessions, but that's to be expected, I suppose. Tends to be less busy, which is nice, and the prices are very reasonable. Front desk staff are always friendly.

The recently completed remodel looks beautiful. Men's locker room now has a steam and a dry sauna,…read moreas well as upgraded, individual showers. I use the competition pool, which is always heated properly with balanced chemicals. I also regularly use the gym, where the equipment is all new and everything functions well. Staff is always kind and friendly. Membership is not inexpensive but it's an upgraded experience from past years. Long time member here...

I must be completely honest! Rio del Oro has a beautiful back yard with all the pools! I have been…read morea member a club since I was 16 years old in many states. Unfortunately, I had to give up my my membership after 6 years due to many factors! Rio del Oro only caters to kids which I completely understand! The only issue is the kids run the place and some of their parents support their bad behavior! I have observed over the years teenagers throwing heavy weights in the pool, a chair thrown in one of the pools, kids crossing lanes to interrupt adults doing lap swims, a young kids yelling as I went for another lap tell his mother mom that I said she was a bitch... I told her it didn't happen.. some dude told her that I didn't like didn't like kids A friend who was a member approached her to let her know she was absolutely beautiful and I never said this... I was accused of hating kids and that I couldn't speak English... etc... Along with saying do you know who I am... Unbelievable! Another member who was 20 minutes late, I let him know he lost his lane.. he got his in my face.. I kept on swimming at which time he tried to crash into me with his body to hurt me! No deck personnel to facilitate the rules! I have written so many incident reports... what's written on the schedule can change out on the deck. The masters swim took over the big pool when they are supposed to be in the 6 lane pool! I have felt like I was in the twilight zone me at this Club! The staff are wonderful.. Like I was told many times by the staff, I only work here.. they said we are the last to know... The staff makes Rio Del Oro awesome.. it's management failing to have deck personnel to rein in the kids and their parents! I have moved on to another gym which takes care of unruly kids and their parents! By the way, I have never ever written a bad review in my lifetime... I spent tons of time at Rio Del Oro that what I observed is the truth.. Rio del Oro Management will respond with their classic statement that this a family oriented club...

Such a cool facility with something for the entire family - from basketball to tennis to weights to…read morespin class to swimming...and even a couple of water slides and a lazy river. No a west sacramento native, no worries. Non-residents are allowed for a few $ more. Wry reasonably priced so that anyone can enjoy. Day passes, monthly pass, quarterly passes, etc etc.

It's a nice and well-run place. We came for a quick dip on our way from Nevada City to the East…read moreBay. It was HOT outside and the kid was complaining about the long car ride. So, a little cool-down was appreciated. They were super friendly and the price was ok. If only we had considered that a.) they have a lot of camp groups during the summer holidays and b.) there is virtually no shade in the entire area and especially in the afternoon, every single little shady spot was already taken. People who come here often know to bring their own umbrella (something that's officially allowed) and come earlier to get the spots they want. But even though we suffered a little, it was worth it. The facility is very nice and clean, has an awesome family changing area and my kid just adored the lazy river.

Overall, this is a great gym to workout at, swim and take fitness classes. This gym is also the…read morecleanest gym I have been too. As I workout I see the workers wiping down machines and checking for trash around the gym. I also love how they offer towels to members here. The front desk is also great at remembering members names and greeting them. They are always so welcoming and are very nice. The main inconvenience I have had here is they take a long time to fix broken machines.. way longer than other gyms I have been too. I see there's a lot of reviews saying the same thing so hopefully Laguna Creek Sports Club can work on that! The location of this gym is also nice because parking is never a problem. At other gyms I have been to, parking would be a pain sometimes because the gym would be in a shopping plaza.. which limited the parking for gym members. Laguna Creek Sports club is tucked away in a neighborhood and has plenty of parking, even when they have their big tennis events.

I'm very disappointed with how this club treats its swim team members…read more Although we pay both membership fees and swim team fees, swimmers are not allowed to use club towels, spa facilities, or the adult locker room, even when children are accompanied by adults and under supervision. Meanwhile, these amenities are available to other members. This creates a clear sense of inconsistent and unfair treatment toward a specific group of paying members. What is particularly frustrating is that these rules and differences in treatment were not clearly explained at the time of joining or during the sign-up process. Members are not made aware in advance that swimmers may be treated differently or have more restricted access compared to other members. There have also been repeated instances where a female parent has entered the boys' locker room many many times, which raises additional concerns about how locker room access rules are being enforced and managed. I have raised these issues with management, but they have not been addressed in a transparent or satisfactory way. If you are considering joining with children in the swim team, I would strongly recommend asking very specific questions about facility access and how policies are applied before committing.