Been here 2x now, once for a baby shower & once as a guest!…read more Honestly loved it. Visited for my birthday and was able to enjoy a free smoothie. They offer so many things here if you're a member. When I visited for the baby shower it was such a beautiful day and the rooftop bar was open. The cabanas were a vibe, staff was attentive It was a beautiful baby shower When I visited as a guest I stayed all day, got a smoothie, did a weight lifting class which I loved the instructor was so good. Music in the class made me dance while I worked out it was such a vibe. I was sore in places I haven't been sore in years after taking this class, I def want to try the yoga and Pilates class next visit. After we worked out we hit the cold plunge, sauna and hot tub. Showers were amazing as they have Kiehl's products body wash/shampoo and conditioner. They have blow dryers and endless towels Bathrooms and locker rooms were clean. It was neat they also had a spot where we dried off our swimsuit after we hit the pool.

Wow, this place was pretty impressive! We were invited to a baby shower at this location. A baby…read moreshower at the gym yes and guess what it was perfect. Our hosts held it by the rooftop pool. Did someone say rooftop pool! Why yes they did and they put it on top of the gym. The rooftop pool area is beautiful and very spacious it features plenty of seating a large swimming pool and beautiful views of the mountains. This location also features a café, full spa, hot tub, cold plunge, sauna, and premium Locker rooms. They even have a daycare facility for the little ones. They too can some get some exercise and energy out while you get your workout in.. Then while they still have extra energy, you can relax and unwind in the spa or sauna. This was our first visit to lifetime Biltmore, but it won't be our last. Thank you so much for a wonderful event.

Amari was a pleasure at the front counter. He was so respectful has excellent customer service and…read morevery professional. This man deserves a promotion ASAP not only did he show me the way to the massage chair. He walked me there. this gentleman is a blessing and I usually don't leave reviews, but I had to honor Amari because he's very attentive, charismatic and has integrity that any company would be blessed to have him. Thank you Amari. I pray you get that raise ASAP. You deserve it.

Why don't your employees/trainers encourage trainees to wipe down their sweaty equipment? I can't…read moretell you how many times I've had to clean up after a training session or the trainers walk away without a word.

Incredible gym. Nice clean new equipment. Extremely friendly owner and staff. Dumbbells from…read more5-150lbs. A+ gym! Glad I found this one.

I deleted my original review due to threat of lawsuit from the owner…read more I don't feel this company was transparent about what the training program involved before I signed a contract. I don't believe I received the value of what I paid for with this service and I was highly unsatisfied with my experience.

Great equipment selection. Gym was clean. Tim at the front desk was very helpful. Will be backread more

Clean gym, friendly staff, B-Bar is a big plus. But the number of people using their phones for…read moreexcessively long times while sitting on and not actually using the equipment is very frustrating and interferes with a quality and efficient workout routine. I often have to find other pieces of equipment to use while members are idly sitting on the machines scrolling for 5-10 minutes and often longer. There's no enforcement by staff of gym etiquette rules -- including reminding members to be respectful of others by being efficient with their machine use, reducing phone time, using other areas of the gyms to scroll/make calls/text, etc. I've heard that other gyms are successfully addressing this nuisance, but it doesn't appear to be happening at this gym. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/uxJAD4jpJz4

Terrible people at the South Scottsdale location on Scottsdale road, DO NOT join this gym…read more I called them to cancel and informed them I was relocating to a different state and I asked if I needed to come in to cancel or can I do it on the phone like I did with Mountainside gym. They told me that a call was enough and they would cancel the membership for me. I relocated and saw they were still changing me so I called them and now I was told I needed to come in to cancel it, I reiterated that I was living in a different state and the guy said "when will you be back in Arizona" .... Again, I said I live in a different state now so no time in the foreseeable future. Nest I sent several emails requesting to cancel my membership and stating that I live in s different state, and nothing form them, so I cancelled that credit card. Now (10 months later) they're calling me and asking for 10 months of payments, or they will send it to a collection agency ... these people are scumbags.

Extremely dissatisfied in the customer service. The regional manger is a misleading manipulative…read moresalesman. Was told a cancelation form would be filled out for me since I just wanted a membership for the summer to walk. Now getting charged an extra month due to the form never being filled out like I was promised it would be. Their WiFi was down the day I signed up and was told it would be filled out for me after it was back up. Now I'll be losing money because he "doesn't remember" any of this. Do not recommend going here.

To say TriFit has changed my life, is not overselling this magical place. At 47 years old, I am in…read morebetter shape and healthier than I was in my 30's, all thanks to the training and community created at TriFit by owners/trainers, Steven and Alex. Not only am I in the best shape of my life, but I have met great people and friends through the gym. We hold each other accountable in fun and great ways, and they make me want to jump out of bed in the morning to make the 6:30 class. If other gyms have failed you, you need to give this one a try. You will not be disappointed.

This "gym for non-gym people" will make you a gym person. The coaches care about everyone…read moregenuinely- remembering everyone by name, offering accommodations and modifications to all abilities and fitness levels, and building an environment that is inviting, free of judgment, educational, and fun. I have been going to Trifit classes for over a year now and instead of dreading my workouts, I look forward to them. This place really has allowed for me to make such a drastic change to my lifestyle- building my confidence in fitness spaces, helping me find movement that I enjoy and motivation to stay consistent. No question is too stupid to ask and the information and experience I've gained from working out with the coaches at Trifit is priceless. Getting a membership here was the first decision I made when deciding to prioritize my mental and physical health in my 30's. If you're looking to make a major change to your lifestyle but might need community or guidance to support you on your journey- this is the place to be.

I recently joined Mountainside Fitness and expected a time consuming sign up process with extensive…read moresales pitches to try to get me to sign up for more of a membership than I needed or could afford. I was pleasantly surprised when Bailee streamlined the process without any pressure. She also offered me free trials of membership benefits like the red light therapy and the brand new cold plunge! Bailee was so friendly and helpful in assisting me in deciding on how to proceed with my membership choices in a non committal way like I wanted. Another gentleman (I think his name was Brad) gave us a tour and was very respectful of the limited amount of time I had to spend on the tour. A great part about Mountainside fitness is that they allow 12-year-olds to join so that means my daughter can come with me! I could not find another gym in the area that allows children under 13 to attend so I was really pleased at this privilege. I also liked that all the memberships allow you to go to any location.! I'm really grateful that Bailee was there to help, being that she was so knowledgeable on the membership options and perks! P.s. I love the cold plunge!

When I moved to Phoenix in January, after getting settled in, I became a member of Mountainside…read moreFitness. While living in Houston previously, I was a long-time member of 24 Hour Fitness. To my surprise, there aren't any 24 Hour Fitness locations in Phoenix. So, I needed to make a switch. Mountainside has quite a few locations around town. The closest one to my place is the Desert Ridge location. So, that's where I typically go to. But I was feeling frisky and decided to try out the Paradise Valley location on a Monday around 5:30 p.m. The parking lot was almost full, but I was able to snag one of the last available spots. Something to keep in mind at peak times. The layout and size of this gym is almost identical to the Desert Ridge location. Which is a good think. The gym, locker room, and bathrooms are clean. There's a good selection of equipment and it's well maintained. There's a half basketball court, dry sauna, and steam room. There are a decent number of TVs (though they could be bigger). There are exercise classes. All in all, for the bang for your buck, I haven't seen any other gym (ever) that provides better value. You also get complimentary towels with your visit. Forgot to mention that. Mountainside Fitness does everything I look for in a gym at a high level. There's a reason most gyms have overall ratings on Yelp of less than 4 stars. Mountainside Fitness gyms tend to be above 4 stars. That speaks volumes.

This place is a disaster. The membership team is rarely friendly, the lockers are constantly dirty…read moreor broken, and the bathrooms smell absolutely terrible. Those issues are frustrating, but they're tolerable. What is not tolerable is having money withdrawn from your account using a signature you did not authorize. When confronted about it, instead of taking responsibility or offering a simple apology, they seem to go above and beyond to find excuses for how the "mistake" happened. Mistakes can happen, but unauthorized charges and the use of a signature that isn't yours are serious matters. What makes it even worse is the complete lack of accountability. At this point, it's not about dirty lockers or bad-smelling bathrooms. It's about trust, accountability, and how customers are treated when something serious goes wrong.

Do NOT sign up for the stretch sessions. They have constant turnover on the stretchers, all…read moreranging in quality. One even no called no showed for my session. They failed to explain that after your sessions, you would automatically be charged for future ones , and they failed to cancel my membership when I asked them to in person. I'm now out almost $100 and asking for a refund has been a nightmare. Beyond disappointed in the lack of clarity, transparency, and professionalism.

I checked out Camelback Village Racquet & Health Club as a guest on a Sunday evening. This local…read morefitness chain has several locations, including Desert Ridge, Scottsdale, Gilbert, and more. After parking in their complimentary lot without any issues, I checked in at the front desk. You can work out in a bunch of different ways at the Village: standard fitness equipment, classes, basketball, swimming, racquetball, and more. With that being said, they're known for tennis. While I don't know exactly how many courts they have, I'd venture to guess over 20. They're all outside... I don't understand why they don't have at least one or two inside given how hot it is in Phoenix. Which is why we decided to play at 8 p.m. When you're playing, you have the Papago mountains in the background which makes for a picturesque experience. The courts are well maintained, there are shaded seats, wet towels, and water jugs. All of this is a nice touch. You can also rent ball machines if you're practicing solo. The courts weren't busy since it was a Sunday, late, and it was during the summer, but if the weather is nice and it's a weekend, expect the courts to be packed. You can reserve a court to be safe. After working out, I showered at the facility. I was impressed here too. The showers are a good size, you have saunas, hot tubs, steam rooms, and an area to chill with comfortable seating. You don't have to bring toiletries because they basically have everything you would need: soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, after shave, shaving cream, combs, q-tips, etc. Talk about convenience. For all of the amenities, you are going to pay a premium. More expensive than places like Mountainside Fitness. At least in my mind, it's only work it if you go several times a week. Or if you're interested in tennis especially. You can also take lessons for an additional charge. The staff I interacted with, though limited, was pleasant.

So an update 1)…read moreAnother new GM. 3rd one in the last yr. This one has been denied the job several times at a couple locations. Hired in house with no tennis experience. Tennis side of the club is livid 2) Renovation to Men's wet area are 15 months in and dry sauna works, nope, closed for the 3rd time this month. New tile is cracking .... 3) New Tennis director teachs at the club and has applied 5 times and on the 6th attempt gets the job. FyI 6tennis directors in 8 yrs Members pay the same monthly dues but Members who have been around have groups taking 7 or 8 courts every week and are not required to make reservations. THEY ARE GRANDFATHERED IN, per the new GM, Micki. OTHER members are required to get up at 4:55 AM, 48 hrs in advance to "maybe" get a court.

Gym equipment is of great quality + staff is very knowledgeable. Braden will push you hard and help…read moreyou achieve your fitness goals. Convenient location and not crowded

I've been a client at Die Trying for nearly a year and I would recommend it to anyone who is…read moreserious about creating a lasting and effective change in their fitness habits. I've been trained by Tyler Harding the entire time, and he has dramatically changed the way I carry myself inside of a gym. I started as a relative beginner who had spent little time inside a gym, and he built a program that ensured I became a pro at the fundamentals before building on top of that to increase what I could do- which was more and more over time. What you should expect on top of your new fitness routine though, is a handful of other lasting effects, including a developed mental toughness, a desire to work harder than you've probably ever had, self-accountability, and discipline. I don't think I would have ever been able to develop a desire and excitement for lifting if it hadn't been for starting at Die Trying. It's been an absolute pleasure.