When the biggest challenge is finding the location, you're in a good situation. It's downstairs at…read more6 1/2 at between 51st and 52nd St. The place provides you lovely amenities, such as staff, clean towels, lotion, shampoo, conditioner, etc. It's a full established place with a swimming pool, gym, sauna, and whirlpool. I have been there for over 30 years hard to believe. What I like most is the free classes, if you are a member. If you are a visitor there are class and gym charges. It has a pool three-quarter length. Floor gym with weights, machines. and classes (schedule is posted). Facility offers massages and exercise trainers at a reasonable fee. if you're interested in joining David is there to help you - make a reservation. The only negative comment I would say is if you are over 6 foot 2 the low ceilings may be an issue for a runners. Also, if you interested in finding a place to do yoga, pilates, or martial arts, they have classes multiple days a week as well. It's a great place to visit, and even better to have as a regular routine.

A little out dated but the gym is very private and went there at peak time 6:00pm and it was not…read morebusy. Great amenities and customer service.

I love the health club at the Corinthian! It truly makes the building feel like a community…read more On our 4th floor you can find all of the building's amenities, including the gym, pool, golf simulator, sauna, steam room, kid's playroom, meeting room, work area, laundry room, lounge, and deck access. The staff is very friendly and attentive, and pre-covid there would be many events in the lounge and outdoors for all of the residents to enjoy. I can't wait for these to begin again! The gym has all of the equipment and machines one would need, and even before the pandemic I would never have to wait for a machine. The pool, sauna, and steam room feel as if you're at the spa in your very own building. The 4th floor really enhances life here at the Corinthian.

Nice mid-town location walking distance to the UN. Full service building with a well run club…read more Small outdoor track, plenty of machines and weights. Pool and sun deck as well.

Great pool which is hardly ever crowded. The locker room is roomy and kept clean. Even though the…read moreshowers themselves are cold and bad, there are private shower and dressing stalls available. Large, clean weights/workout equipment room with machines that are in very good condition. Just a heads up, they do not have a computer room or an indoor gymnasium at this center.

I think ppl went to UES pool. This is why this pool is empty recently. There's no time regulation,…read moreno broken lockers, pretty laidback vibes. I highly recommend. one block from E23st /1st ave Starbucks. it's next to FDR.

Half the place continues to be under construction, including the pool, for going on 5 years.read more

The NYC Parks Department maintains a bunch of recreation centers in the city that are often refered…read moreto as City Gyms. These include Community Centers, Field Houses, and Nature Centers and offer services such as indoor pools, weight rooms, basketball courts, dance studios, boxing rings, art studios, game rooms and libraries. The Hansborough center is mostly a gym/sport destination (though they are opening a computer room soon). I go here to work out - lifting weights, cardio on the machines, walking on the track, and sometimes swimming. They have a few classes and offer some after school stuff for kids. I don't know how crowded this place gets on evenings and weekends since I come in the middle of the day, but it seems well-used and therefore well kept. Plus, it's in a historic part of Harlem. The best thing is the price. $50/year for most centers, $75/year for ones with a pool. If you get a membership to one, you can visit ANY rec center in the system in any of the 5 boroughs. If you're looking for a place to work out and have basic needs, then a City Gym is a good choice. This one in particular if you live uptown. They're not all this nice, and the one in Chelsea is rumored to be even nicer. I'd do some investigating to see if the center near you is a place you'd spend time. If you come here, don't be fooled by the 134th street address. What you want to do is walk east along 135th (if you're coming from the B/C or 2/3 stations) until you come to Lennox Terrace apartment complex (just east of Malcolm X Blvd./Lennox Ave.). You'll see a little street that runs behind the building along the parking lot. Turn in there. The Rec center is on the left on a tiny strip of street labeled, helpfully, 134th. Don't confuse it with the Joseph Kennedy rec center at the end of the street.

It's an apartment building nice driveway lobby's dark needs updating Interesting fountain in front…read moreof building nice white bricks tall building very friendly staff some tenants nice but others act like they are the only tenant here ! Local law scaffoldings been up for years never ends the pointing garage in the building means a lot when it rains or snows Dentist below does it all bus right outside street M15 south local Grand Central Terminal 20 minute walk lotsa food in the court shops too come by see this place

Fantastic well run building. Great outdoor pool on the rooftop with stunning views. Totally…read morerenovated rooftop to relax and eat dinner on. Staff are incredibly good. Real sense of community and great neighbors. Highly recommended.

Came to 14th Street Y to see Mark Jason Williams' play Straight Face Lies. It was a funny, familiar…read moreplay about family and the lies that are sometimes told in the name of love. It was an enjoyable evening. What was remarkably with the company is I was running late (damn you MTA!) and my friends spoke with organizer who actually gave a ten minute grace! I made it within that window and I was able to enjoy the play. I thanked the lady after but I'm so sorry I didn't get her name to publicly thank her here. Taking pics of course is frowned upon but when has that ever stopped me. Building was clean and looked well kept. 14th street Y's staff was very friendly and welcoming. I'll definitely consider attending other events here. The End.

Not a safe place. I was a long standing, peaceful member until one day I was harrssed and…read morephysically threatened by an employee. I asked staff for help and they ignored me. A few days later, a staff member told me by phone that the matter was being investigated. She lied. My membership had been cut off. I asked why. No one told me. I made repeated requests to rejoin, and least, tell me what MY offense was when the other person so clearly violated me. No reply at all. Not even the courtesy of a response. I'm an elderly white woman. The other person was half my age, large, and black. She said, "I'm going to get you," and could have done real harm to me. The only explanation I can see is racism.

I had a lovely time here. The admissions fee for non…read moreresidents of Roosevelt island is $55. So some of the cheapest pool prices in the city. They have little snacks you can buy like chips and bars. The mural is beautiful although you can't realllyy see it since your basically standing on it. The oool is a nice size. Not huge but I didn't feel like I was too close to anyone while in The water. The lounge chairs are nice and there are umbrellas that you can open up for shade. The locker/bathroom situation could have been nicer for a swanky little pool but it wasn't horrible. I think I'm just skeeved out by bathroom in general and all the water. Wet floors. Hair on the floor. Someone left the shower running. Just silly gross little things that it would be nice if they checked and kept it a little tidier. I will say there were lots of kids at the pool. Earlier in the morning the younger the babies. Most of them weren't bugging out like this was hurricane harbor but I did have to curb my conversation as they swam up real close and didn't have much concept of personal space. Not horrible though. It could get annoying but they didn't bother me much. I'm pretty patient. Some of my friends were not as thrilled with it. Overall a nice pool and if you don't mind a few kids being around I'd def recommend.

In my opinion, this place is a disgusting nightmare. Spouse convinced me to come here from…read moreManhattan for the day. This is the worst day of the summer thus far. The place has no food, no service, is overrun with loud crying kids, chairs are uncomfortable, people are packed together, can't move chairs or umbrellas...... I could go on and on. If you have money and standards - stay away. Zero chance I would ever return.

An oasis for Racquet sport lovers. The only club in New York city to offer 3 racquet sports…read more (Tennis, Squash, and Padel) Upscale membership, re renovated, saunas and cold plunges, A rooftob lounge and a 50' temperature controlled bubble. The highest ceiling for any indoor padel courts on the east coast

A bit hard to find but worth the hunt. Nice clay cts and clean locker rooms. Entrance is very…read moreunderstated. Very big elevator takes you up to the bubbled cts. No complaints. Nice venue.