My husband and I have been members for the last two years. The lockers and workout space are great…read more We both work out with Personal Trainer, Alyona Aikina. She is amazing and truly the #1 reason why my husband and I go to JCCSF.

Housekeeping: 5 stars! Professional and super hard working. (As other reviewers have said.)…read more Equipment and fitness floor: 2.75 stars: they have a few interesting machines, but they don't have enough of the more popular standard ones. There is one of each of the weight machines so the wait times can be pretty long any part of the day. They could repurpose some of the open mat area, which is unnecessarily large in comparison to the area dedicated to the machines. Group fitness classes: 3.5 stars: they have a lot of good classes. There is not enough variety, as other reviews noted. I remember when they had tons of Pilates mat classes. Now they focus mostly on Zumba, which is wonderful...we need more strength training (like Pilates or such). Spa and pool facilities: 2.5 stars. The women's locker room is well maintained, and is the main reason why we continue to choose this gym. They recently installed some very temperamental locks in the women's locker rooms, and the numbers on the locks are super small to read...seems like an ADA issue; As it is, the housekeeping staff needs to help with lock-outs all day. (And they still keep the place sparkling clean! Hence five stars in the first category above.) The women's steam room is offline chronically due to repair issues. And so women who use the pool need to walk, dripping with cold pool water, through a lounge/lobby area while the steam room is under construction. These conditions have been true for over two months now. And there is no good timeline for when the steam room and direct access to the pool area will be restored. The steam room was under construction in 2025, too. Security team is incredible. Bottom line: if housekeeping and security could run the whole place, this would be a five-star review; If you need to get through your workout efficiently, and don't want to wait in line for a shoulder press or leg press, maybe check another gym with more than one of each type of machine. If you want daily cardio-type fitness classes, and don't need machines or weight lifting work, this gym is a good option. Just don't bring a bag that you need to stow in a locker to avoid the hassle of getting locked out! (Bags of any kind are prohibited on the gym floor.) We have been members for a long time, and so we have a reasonable rate. I would not pay the current prices, however, as it feels like too much for what they currently offer. Hope this helps you decide on the best gym for your needs!

I love The Fillmore Fitness SF location. You guys have such a great team. I really enjoy talking to…read moreIsaiah in the afternoons, Ryan in the evenings and any time I can sit down with Patrick and catch up for a minute is a great day. Megan at the front desk/trainer is great as well. I hope to get to know more of your staff over time. Thanks again! Marques-

About two months ago, I joined SF Fitness because it's the only gym in my area with a swimming…read morepool. Even though the membership costs over $100 per month, and I knew I would only be able to use it a few times each month due to my schedule, I decided it was still worth joining so I could swim. Overall, I would rate the facility about 2.5 out of 5 stars. The staff does make an effort to keep the gym clean, but because it gets so busy, some areas can still be messy at times. The main reason I joined was for the swimming pool. Unfortunately, I found that the pool is almost always crowded. I tried visiting on different days and at different times, but most of the time all the lanes were occupied. Occasionally I could swim right away, but more often I had to wait anywhere from 5 to 20 minutes before a lane became available. However, the biggest reason I'm giving this gym only 2 stars has nothing to do with the pool--it's because of security and parking. My primary transportation is an electric scooter. I initially tried driving and parking in the garage, but I repeatedly experienced problems with the parking gate. On several occasions it took me 10-15 minutes just to leave because the security gate malfunctioned and someone from the Fillmore Center had to come reset it. It was frustrating, especially when I was in a hurry. Because of that, I started riding my electric scooter instead. I used it only three times. On my third visit, I locked my brand-new scooter with a $60 security lock to the bike rack directly in front of the main entrance, where people are constantly walking in and out. After my swim, I came back and my scooter was gone. I immediately reported the theft to the front desk. They told me they were not responsible and that I needed to contact Fillmore Center Security. When I contacted them, they said they first needed a police report before they could assist me. I went to the police station, filed a report, and returned with the paperwork. I then asked what they could do to help. They said they would review the security camera footage to try to identify the person who stole my scooter. Since it happened right at the main entrance, I believed the cameras would clearly capture the incident. I was then told to come back the next day to speak with the security manager, Sean. Unfortunately, he wasn't available. After several unsuccessful attempts, I finally obtained his direct phone number from the security department. I texted Sean multiple times explaining that my insurance company could not process my claim without the surveillance footage. He repeatedly told me he would send the footage to my insurance company. Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months. Despite his assurances, my insurance company never received anything. Eventually, my messages went unanswered. This was extremely disappointing because obtaining the footage should have been straightforward if the security cameras were functioning properly. Without that evidence, I couldn't complete my insurance claim for my stolen scooter. At that point, I decided to cancel my membership. Because of my busy schedule, my scooter is my primary way of getting to the gym. If I don't feel confident that it will be safe--or that I'll receive meaningful assistance if something happens--it's simply not worth the risk. After reading other online reviews, I realized I wasn't the only person who had experienced security-related issues at this location. That was even more discouraging. I'm not writing this review to discourage everyone from joining SF Fitness. If you walk to the gym or have another reliable way to get there, you may have a completely different experience. My purpose is simply to warn those who rely on electric scooters or bicycles as their primary transportation. Be aware of the potential risks, and understand that if your property is stolen, you may find it difficult to get the assistance or documentation needed afterward. I genuinely hope my experience helps others make an informed decision before joining.

Very comfortable and convenient. Beautiful looking sauna within locker rooms. Standard adequate gym…read moreequipment, but limited floor space.

Wow they finished the remodeling for the lockers, shower and added a sauna. This feels very…read moreluxurious now, and it's also clean... For now. Now they need to remodel the actual gym or at least improve the layout to make it more logical to move from one area to another so it doesn't feel like you're walking through a maze. But overall it's great.

I love this place! Great place for weddings. My husband is…read morepart of this club and god! We love this location, good customer service, food, great service! The hotel there is also amazing 100% recommend! And if you are having dinner there get the prime rib!

Would give 0 stars if I could. I had high hopes because I'm a member at Los Angeles athletic club…read more. I thought because this place had more history. It would be a nice venue, but couldn't be further from the truth. Firstly, every one of the staff members was rude and standoffish, I think this must be the only place to work out near downtown San Francisco because it was so overcrowded..Restaurant wait was long, and good luck waiting for your check. Complete attitude of indifference. Seems that all they care about is turning beds and jacking up their membership numbers. They literally turned off my room key before I even checked out, all my luggage was upstairs still. Didn't apologize or offer to get the lubgage. Do NOT recommend

I've been getting weekly personal training sessions with James Coca for a little over a year now…read moreand it's been a really worthwhile experience. I went in with some lingering injuries to my lower back and right shoulder, so James started me out the first month or two slowly with a focus on strengthening those areas before advancing to heavier weights and exercises. My primary goal was to gain strength and some muscle, but I also wanted to do some tailored strength training for my tennis game, and James diligently created and continually customized workouts each week to help me progress in those areas. He also has a great personality, which makes the training sessions fun and something to look forward to each week. As part of the personal training package, I also have access to free group classes and testing (DEXA scans, VO2 Max tests), and I've really enjoyed the Tuesday Hyrox class with Donovan and the Sunday Circuits class with Elijah. I've also now gotten two DEXA scans (9 months apart), which has shown that I've increased my muscle mass by 5 pounds while lowering my body fat percentage. In addition to seeing myself lift heavier weights over time, it's also great to be able to quantify the change in body composition as well. Overall, it's not cheap, but with the targeted training and extra access to group classes and perks, it feels like great value for the cost. I've never had a personal trainer before, and I'm glad I started last year even if it meant cutting down on expenses elsewhere - it's increased my accountability to my health goals, and that feels like a great investment!

I've been training with Brandon Tran for almost 2 years now, and am by far at the peak physical…read morefitness I've ever been in my life (strength, injury resistance, cardiovascular health, flexibility, skill with movement, and mental discipline). If you commit fully, you will get results.

Love this gym! Has a great selection of equipment and is very clean. Friendly staff as well. Would…read morerecommend :)

A hidden gem of a gym :)…read more This gym boasts incredible selection of equipment - perfectly organized and extremely clean. And the best part? It is so affordable. $70 for week pass in SF? Unheard of. I wish I got the staff member's name because he was so friendly and you could tell he really cared about the gym (I think he must be the owner?)

Tried out my first hot yoga class it was a good experience! The FiDi location is convenient and…read moreabout a 5 minute walk from Montgomery station. The studio seemed clean and well-maintained. I arrived early to check in so I would have time to get situated before class. Hannah was kind and helpful and her colleague that checked me in (I forgot her name) was friendly too. This location has plenty of lockers where you store your belongings. It is recommended to bring your own mat and towel, so you don't have to rent them. This cost is waived on your first visit. Also, definitely bring a water bottle. They have a fill-up station close to the lockers. Ashley was a wonderful instructor and I thought she did a great job with explaining poses and the pace was comfortable. She was helpful with adjustments and instructions. I will say the room was quite warm and it was challenging at first, but staying hydrated and grabbing a cool towel will help. You can always step out to take a quick breather or refill water, if needed. The locker room is alright, but they only have 3 showers and bathroom stalls, so you may need to wait. Definitely recommend bringing a towel, change of clothes, and a pair of shower sandals. I was totally drenched after class, and didn't want to head out without showering and changing. It was a good workout, and I'd be open to trying out another class or two in the future. Recommend checking out Hot 8 Yoga if you're interested in a class & curious about hot yoga!

Love Hot 8 Yoga! I visited the Fidi location for the first this weekend and while the studio is…read moredown a flight of stairs, the space feels elevated and more importantly super clean! I took a Yoga Sculpt class and the instructor was great. There's water and salt plus yoga mats and towels to rent. My favorite touch was of course the cold eucalyptus towels which were so refreshing at the end of class!

This is The first gym I went to in America and it eventually become the only gym I will go in San…read moreFrancisco! I originally went to USF for my degree and I have to say I'll not go swim elsewhere besides Koret since I have been here once. Olympic sized swimming pool, 2 spacious weight rooms and huge cardio room, badminton court, very clean locker room, pool tables，theses can all become the reason you choose Koret center.

Just updating this to say the gym is closed closer to 1.5-2 months per year, easily. There's a…read morereason why it's so much cheaper. If you're someone who goes to the gym 6-7 days a week do not choose this gym.

Shoutout to Luisa, who is an absolutely stellar employee at this location. The other day I had some…read morequestions re my membership as well as some questions about wellness packages. She helped me navigate through all of the information gracefully and in a way that helped me make the best decision for me. Will be going to her for all my needs in the future!

Vanessa is so talented and knowledgeable about massage and body mechanics- i was blown away by her…read morehospitality and her passion for her work.

I don't typically review gyms/non-restaurants on Yelp, but I loved this gym so much that I think…read moreit'd be helpful to share some info with people who are considering this place. I personally stopped going to this gym after a couple months because it wasn't super close to where I lived, but if I lived in Sunset, this definitely would be my go-to gym. - It's super clean! Everyone is always wiping their machines after using them, which I don't see at my current gym. The floor is pretty much spotless and there isn't trash thrown around everywhere. - Their fitness classes are really fun! I attended their mat pilates, Spin, and barre classes and enjoyed them so much. You do have to sign up for classes starting 7pm the night prior, which is a bit of a small window, but you can set a phone alarm to remind you. - They provide towel service. You can ask for big or small towels. - Clean locker room. All of the lockers were working properly. Half of them are locked (which you can rent to unlock and use), but you can also use the free ones. The bathrooms and showers are also clean too. This gym isn't the largest, but they have a decent amount of equipment. They have 3 olympic squat racks, 1 smith machine, and plenty of benches and dumbbells. The gym would get a bit busier around 3-5pm, but even when it was busy, you can get a good workout in.

Great community gym, and the only gym in my area that has a sauna which is a huge plus. Yoga…read moreinstructor Natalya is amazing and a class I look forward to every week-- she really facilitates a community feel to her class and she never does the same class twice which keeps things interesting. I also enjoy the Les mills classes, a workout program which I had previously never heard of before coming to UCSF gym. Body pump in particular is a great beginner weightlifting class for someone like me who I was intimidated by lifting weights. Everyone is very considerate about wiping down equipment, which I appreciate. I guess that's hospital gym culture!