The instructors are SO encouraging! Loved my first class. Friendly staff who want to make sure…read moreyou're super comfy before class. I also really appreciated the mix of ages, genders and fitness levels. Cycling shoes are included! Huge plus!

The staff here is always so pleasant and welcoming! They go out of their way to make you feel…read morecomfortable. You gotta try a few instructors and go with whoever fits your needs and style best. Cyclebar is always hosting great events and welcoming new riders into their studio! Wish I lived a little closer!

Great staff, lots of free classes, good equipment and facilities. Very reasonable membership…read moreprices, and opportunities to volunteer.

I've been working out here on and off since 2011. I highly recommend the small group personal…read moretraining "squads" and CrossFit classes!

CYCLEBAR @ REDMOND TOWN CENTER…read more As a first timer, I was super excited to check out this spot. They are huge on emails, I mean I got sent 4 different emails about which bike i'm on, the time I need to be there, etc. So be ready to get spammed and reminded! Parking was available and free, i'd recommend parking in the garage! Cycle Bar is located on the top floor. Checking in could've been improved - I wasn't greeted by the front desk until she realized I was new since everyone that walked in just signed in through a side Ipad. However she was kind to show me the cycling shoes. Walking into the place where the lockers were was very welcoming - they celebrated new coming people as well as a people who hit milestones. I loved seeing my name on there, it was so adorable. The cycling class itself was super fun and energetic! Shoutout to the instructor Emily G for making me feel super welcomed and helping me set up. Overall, this class was incredible - I definitely love how lively everyone is in the room. This spot should definitely expand to bigger!

I highly recommend Cyclebar Redmond Town Center. The instructors are energetic and personable, the…read morePlaylist is always fun, the studio is clean and well organized, class packages are reasonably priced and you get a really amazing workout. I've been a member for 7 years and love it!

Tried out City Cycle for the first time yesterday, and was back again this morning. I lift 5 days a…read moreweek but truly hate cardio so much, at least I thought I did. The classes at city cycle are fun and challenging. Not just boring watch your watch until you get to your target (unlike how I normally do) both the 45 minute class and 60 minute class went by so fast, and I was literally dripping sweat with an ear to ear grin.

5 stars all the way, every single time…read more This is the most efficiently run workout studio/gym I've ever attended. Staff is amazingly kind and they listen and care about feedback. The classes are always an amazing and there's so much variety in times and instructors - it's always a great workout. They celebrate all the milestone rides - riders, staff. It's such a fun and welcoming space! The space is always incredibly clean, the bathroom well stocked with hair ties, deodorant, etc. If you are looking for a great cardio workout, I highly recommend City Cycle.

Need help getting out of a workout slump? Studio 3 has been my go-to for years, and it never fails…read moreto get me back on track. The teachers here are amazing, they're not just there to coach, they actually jump in and work out with you, which makes the whole experience so much more motivating. This place has changed over time, but it still delivers a workout that's fun and keeps you coming back. I'm still mourning the loss of Blended (their smoothie and açaí shop), who doesn't love a post-workout treat that feels like a reward? Right now, that space looks like it's under construction, so I'm hoping they bring it back or create something just as great. They also moved the entrance further up the street, and the new self-check-in system makes things way smoother so no more awkward moments while someone looks for your name. As for the workouts, they've got spin, yoga, strength training, and Shred. Shred is like mat Pilates on steroids with free weights, resistance bands, and weighted balls. My favorites are yoga and Shred, both in infrared-heated rooms, so you'll definitely sweat it out. The vibe is on point with cool lighting and upbeat music that keeps you going (even through endless planks). Plus, their waiting area is surprisingly big and has a fun, modern feel. Parking? Super easy. There's free parking in the apartment complex this space is in, and if that's full, street parking is usually close by. Overall, Studio 3 still delivers, even with the changes. Now if only those smoothies would make a comeback.......fingers crossed for summer!

If you're anything like me, you'll probably love this gym. You like to work out hard, but lose…read moremotivation sometimes. You like to mix up the ways you work out, but don't necessary know what to do. You appreciate the class format, because you can go hard for 60 minutes and then be done for the day! Small (20 or less) and diverse classes, killer instructors, a tasty smoothie bar, and a lowkey casual lobby, this gym really is fantastic. Last week, I did five classes. The unlimited membership for me is the way to go, frankly, it's a great deal. I did 2 strength classes (absolutely love the loud music while lifting in a fast pace environment), 2 yoga classes (I'm terrible but I know it's important) and one cycle / shred class (great mix of intensity for a steady sweat). The instructors I met were great (especially Ally & Frank, Maegan & Cheyenne too for yoga). Really, genuinely, great. I wasn't originally a class person, and I don't socialize during classes with others but that doesn't matter. Come in for the work outs and leave happy. It's worth it!

I drove up from Portland to see family who were visiting Seattle for the weekend. I normally work…read moreout at Orangetheory in Portland and drop in occasionally to a few different local spinning studios for variety and cross training. Literally every reasonably located noontime Friday OTF Seattle class was full, so it occurred to me I could drop in to SoulCycle which I had been dying to try based on on what I had previously heard and read. I saw on Yelp about parking in the Whole Foods parking garage and buying something after class to get validated, so that saved me some time as I literally was coming from the road up from Portland and heading straight into class. I wasn't sure how to find my way from the garage, but a friendly woman held the elevator for me as I ran for it (I was rushing as time was cutting close). She happened to also be going to SoulCycle as well so she walked and chatted with me. The studio is gorgeous! I walked in and signed my digital paperwork at the front desk, then got my stuff situated in a locker. At first, I couldn't believe how many bikes were crammed into such a small space, but it was actually great because the volume of people in the room made the energy palpable. Victoria was a fantastic instructor and lived up to the reviews I'd read online. I loved the playlist. The fist bumps and high fives during class were fun too, as I'm used to that at OTF. I've never been to such an intense spin class, but this was totally up my alley. I came with my own spin shoes and concert/music earplugs, which I've learned to use in most of deafening workout classes. SoulCycle is SO LOUD. The bikes are a bit different than ones I've used before and there wasn't any introduction to the handlebar positions before class (unless I missed it), so that would've been useful. I was 1/3 of the way through class before I realized there was a middle handlebar (my towel was over it). The placement of the water bottle rest is low and awkward and I dropped my water bottle onto the floor the first time I attempted to put it back, so I had to unclip. It was also a little hard for me to find/reach my weights being unfamiliar with the bikes. I'm sure it's something I'd get used to with repetition, but it's possibly #shortpeopleproblems. I left class feeling like I'd given it my all and dripping in sweat. I'm still sore two days later. So great! I had planned on changing my clothes after class before going to meet up with my family, but that didn't really seem like it was going to happen with the small number of changing rooms/ bathrooms and large number of people lurking around after class. That's really my only complaint, but I had so much fun in class that I can't knock off a star for that. I left wishing I had time to take another class the next day before heading home. Seattle is known for the "Seattle Freeze" but I didn't feel any of that at Soul Cycle South Lake Union! I will definitely take another class here next time I am up in Seattle.

This studio is definitely set up better than the Bellevue location. Much better flow of post and…read morepre-class traffic, and there's parking right across the street in the Whole Foods garage. It's only $3 on the weekends! I've been a regular for Matt's soul survivor class on Saturdays at 9:30am and I'm obsessed. Definitely my favorite instructor so far! I drive from the east side to this studio to take his class and it's worth it!

I had an amazing ride with Frankie D this morning - great music, lots of variety in choreo, very…read morechallenging. It was my second ride at 1Rider. 1Rider's studio fits about 20 bikes, and half were taken. We also got a good arm workout in. They provide towels, lockers, even shoes. There are no excuses, just go. I only wish they had more cycle classes at the times that work for me - early morning or late evenings.

I received a guest pass to 1rider and had a great experience with a friend, so when they advertised…read morea friends and family Black Friday deal for $100 gift cards priced at $10, I bought five to kickstart my time with the studio. Please see the attached photos for all the information they posted about this deal- it seemed too good to be true but I assumed they were just trying to get new folks in the door. When I went to pick them up, they handed me the "gift cards"- they were coupons for $100 off one of their cycling packages or fitness programs, with an expiration date of 1/31. I asked how to load the gift cards to my account, and I was told by the sales associate that "they were gifts FOR friends and family, you can't use them for yourself". She also said that there had been a lot of confusion about this with other customers, and "at least they were only $10, right?". I asked for a refund because this was not what I thought I had purchased based on their very simple marketing of "spend $10 bucks, receive a $100 Gift Card" with no details or terms, and she told me she'd have the owner reach out. I have received email communication from the studio owner Kati, who tried to help me by offering to let me use the coupons in different ways, but ultimately said she couldn't refund my order and told me to follow up if I had additional questions. I have since tried to follow up via phone and email with the studio to pursue a refund, and have not heard back from anyone since December 8. I am assuming they didn't intentionally scam people out of their money, but their very misleading marketing pitch and lack of details at the point of sale for these gift cards led to me paying for $500 in gift cards, receiving a receipt for $500 in gift cards, and three and a half weeks later I still have no actual gift cards or a refund from the business. Super disappointed with their response, especially with how fun and supportive they portray themselves to be.