I love this gym! Great weight machines, huge free weight area, always clean, cold plunge and saunas…read more(steam or dry), great Pilates area Also put your weights back and wipe the machine down after you use it PLEASE!

The gym is great for classes. The classes are the reason I keep coming here tbh!!! Kimball is the…read morebest instructor as are Joan and Norma!! All of the instructors are fabulous. The new shower products are an upgrade from the old ones. The reason my rating is low; The main issue I have here is that I frequently see people taking selfies in the locker room. I used to complain about it, but management doesn't seem to do anything. I get an email that it's serious or a phone call and I appreciate it, but nothing seems to happen. Just today, I went through the locker room to go to the party that the gym was having, and I saw a girl taking selfies in the locker room. Other women were changing there, so it wasn't like she was all alone. It's super easy to get photos of people changing in the background. I have easily seen people taking selfies in the locker room at least a dozen of times in the last couple years. We change there. We don't have our clothes on. Why is it okay to take a photo? Even if you aren't intending to photograph others, which most people aren't, people can easily show up in the background. It makes me so uncomfortable. I avoid changing in the locker room now, or if I do, I try to hide in the back. Changing in the bathroom stalls isn't easy because things can fall into the toilet and changing in the shower is wet and the showers sometimes get crowded. It has decreased how much I value this gym, and I am hesitant to recommend it to others. I pay a lot for the gym and amenities, but if I have to constantly look over my shoulder, it ruins the experience. And when I do shower here, I have to bring clothes I can immediately change into in the shower to minimize walking around undressed in case someone decides to take a selfie and I happen to be in the reflection in the mirror. This also limits my ability to do stuff in the locker room like put lotion on. If I complain, I feel l get labeled as a "Karen". Staff doesn't seem to care. People get upset if you talk to them, and I shouldn't have to. I get emails from management that they take this seriously, but if they did they could at least put prominent signs on the mirrors in the locker rooms or have staff members remind women in the locker room not to take photos.

Writing this review is long overdue, but I cannot recommend Kids World at Renaissance ClubSport…read moreenough! It has truly become our second family. The fact that the staff knows every single child and parent by name is amazing and creates such a welcoming environment. My son did the Leaping Learners program last year and thrived. He learned his colors, how to count, how to color, and how to write his letters. Beyond academics, he made close, wonderful friends in the class. The teachers are absolutely amazing, patient, and caring. The seasonal camps have been an absolute blessing. They offer unique, hands-on experiences that my son still talks about. He was able to pet farm animals, touch a snake, and learn all about music and outer space. He even learned how to swim over the summer thanks to their amazing coaches! If you have a toddler and are looking for a way to relax, workout, or just enjoy some self-care time, this is the place to be. The family membership includes up to 3 hours of childcare per day! This amenity is truly how I keep my sanity as a parent. I would recommend Kids World to anyone. It is worth every single penny!

ClubSport is not at all worth the $200+ monthly membership, but it was fun to work out here for a…read moreday. Unfortunately, I thought the top floor was mostly cardio + the few machines that could be seen from the stairwell, and not the proper weight room that it is, so I spent most of my workout downstairs doing dumbbell work... whoops. Firstly, the squat rack downstairs in the turf area feels like dungeon equipment. I did squat here and it was terrible. There are better squat racks upstairs, so don't make the same mistake as I did! Some of the machines upstairs felt similarly a little outdated. The seated leg curl and extensions were the janky older style and many of the pads/seats were peeling. I didn't find too many unique or novel machines other than the kneeling leg curl machine which was super fun to use. I couldn't find a shrug machine but everything else was accounted for. The people who work out here are... interesting? They act like White Lotus style caricatures of people. They hoot and holler at each other from across the floor, strip their shirts off and marvel at each others' abs, heckle their cardio bunny wives for not lifting with them, and otherwise just act like drunk partygoers. It is exacerbated by the fact that they do not play any music here, so for an hour I just had to listen to a group of middle aged men talk about how regular exercise translates to more stamina in the bedroom.......

I primarily use Equinox Newport Beach for free weights and treadmills, and it's been a great…read moreexperience. The treadmills and equipment are well-maintained and noticeably more modern compared to my home location in Palo Alto. The men's locker room is clean and well-kept, and the AC is kept at a comfortable temperature throughout the club, though the treadmill section could stand to be cooler. Front desk staff are super friendly and welcoming every time I come in. You also get 2 hours of free parking validation. The club itself is on the smaller side, but the spacing is great, never feels cramped or like you're fighting for equipment.

Please keep the pool clean. I'll attach photos next time. The pool is absolutely disgusting. The…read morestaff is unfriendly, while the housekeeping ladies are incredibly sweet and helpful. They often go out of their way to help instead of the actual staff.

clean. beautiful facility. high quality equipements…read more for its price, i expected it to be less crowded...but on a saturday morning it was very crowded. it is what it is though, they're just that good i guess.

Gym was nice when it first opened but has significantly gone downhill. Classes are good for those…read morestarting out but you quickly feel like they aren't specifically catered for your fitness goals or aren't structured in a way that is beneficial if you do other activities outside of the gym. For example, their CS4 circuit classes target your lower body majority of the time, so if you are a runner then you risk overtraining legs or if you want an upper body workout then you have to just go to their overcrowded weights area. What especially sucks is their hours. They close early on the weekends at 6 pm. Especially during the summer when the sun sets around 7:30pm, you're not really able to get a night gym sesh in. Wish there were an. I think this gym is more for people who enjoy taking classes than those who want an open-gym experience.

Great facility. Came here for the Prep Dig College Prospect Girls HS Volleyball Showcase. The…read morelocation reminds me of San Diego Sol Basketball Club. The facility is really nice. It's very very large and they also have an opportunity for people who play basketball to bring their teams here. It is primarily for volleyball and is set up for volleyball. There were at least 200 women participating today and many many parents as well. It was great to see out high school junior get an award as well after participating in the showcase. We understand that love volleyball is a partner of this prep dig showcase and that's great to know. They also have a really, really nice café and the café is great because you can order different types of food and they have plenty of refreshments. And Alani can of energy drink cost us five dollars. But it's the good brand so I'd rather pay that then go down the street and get one for six dollars. Also, they have a very large cafeteria area where their café is and they also do açai bowls here. Overall, this is a great facility and I wonder if they do sports birthday parties or sports events here. There are plenty of banquet tables in the side gallery area next to all the courts and they are set up to have eight people per table they're that big. I want to say there are about 10 banquet tables in this area set up right now. They probably could set up about 12 to 15.

I'm very disappointed with this program (Future Star), especially because my child did not show any…read moreimprovement in her skills during her time here. I expected the coach to help each student develop and progress, but unfortunately, that was not our experience. There was no scrimmaging or actual game practice, and the coach seemed more focused on finishing the session quickly than paying attention to each child's individual skill level. The class included kids ranging from complete beginners to intermediate players, yet everyone was taught at the same very basic beginner level. My child already had some experience, but instead of building on her existing skills, she was repeatedly given beginner-level instruction. I really feel that her time here did not help her improve at all. If your child is an intermediate or more advanced player and you are looking for real skill development, I would not recommend this program. On top of that, the building was very warm and had no air conditioning, which made the experience even more uncomfortable. Overall, I'm very unhappy with the lack of coaching, individual attention, and skill development. Unfortunately, we definitely will not be returning.

Parking validation is only 3 hours. This facility has LOTS of amenities, you can't use them all in…read more3 hours. I recommend moving your car and re validating your parking. The pool is useless if you are serious swimmer. Frequently 90°, I'm overheating after 300 yards. This pool is for geriatrics and kids. Also for their pool parties but not for real swimmers. Workout area is great, lots of racks. I hate the lighting though. The ceiling is covered in outdoor parking lights. I don't think it bothers anyone else but it's offensive to me. I wish there were designated stretching areas but you can stretch in front of your rack if that's where you are working out otherwise you just have to find a space. The locker room is bad, too crowded. Not enough lockers. Not enough toilets. The sauna - horrible. It only holds 8 people at a time, the steam room is even worse 5, if that. The showers are decent, plenty of room to do what you need to do. I've only done cycle classes, they are basically HITT workouts high RPM, High heart rate, but only 45 minutes. There as a recovery area where there are massage chairs, Normatec goodies for use and hyperice massage guns....and vibration plates. Very nice! Is it worth it. I'm still a member so yes, but it could improve.

I recently applied for a position and was surprised by my initial interaction with the hiring team…read more After missing a call, I received three calls back to back. When I answered, the hiring manager(I assume, she didn't bother introducing herself) conducted a phone screening but came across as impatient and condescending throughout the conversation. Many of my answers were met with responses such as "umm, okay," which made the interaction feel dismissive and unprofessional. I understand that recruiters are often busy and screening many candidates, but first impressions matter. Regardless of whether someone is hired, applicants deserve to be treated with professionalism and respect.

Great club, great amenities, the snack bar is amazing, great sandwhiches with fresh ingredients…read more The members are welcoming to their community great place to socialize and network, for what you get, the price is a steal only 100 bucks a month for the gym access.

I honestly don't understand how this place is still operating without a major remodel. The moment…read moreyou walk into Los Cab, it feels like you stepped back into the 1980s -- and not in a charming nostalgic way. The facilities are incredibly dated, tired, and poorly maintained. The locker room and shower facilities are especially gross. No towels, no bath products, nothing complimentary. You have to bring everything yourself -- even your own lock for the lockers unless you want to pay extra for one that already has a lock attached. For the membership prices they charge, that's ridiculous. The gym/workout area feels like an old budget fitness center from decades ago. Ancient equipment, outdated layout, and just an overall neglected feel. The entire club is in desperate need of a renovation. And if you're joining primarily for tennis, look elsewhere. Tennis clearly takes a backseat now because the club is dominated by pickleball courts. If you're a true tennis player, the nonstop loud popping noise from pickleball paddles will drive you insane. To make things worse, they don't even have a proper app for court reservations. In 2026, you still have to CALL IN to reserve a court like it's 1995. There are far better tennis clubs in Orange County that actually invest in their facilities and tennis programs.

Just wanted to give a shout out to the blonde girl who I think is a manager here. I feel horrible…read morethat I don't remember her name, but I think her name was Julie or Julia. I needed to go on hold and had so many questions about the options I had, but she was super sweet and answered all my questions for me. Later that day I saw her get screamed at by another member and she handled it like a champ! Because of that I wanted to make post and let her know good job! Staff like you are why I stay a member here!

The cost is evident as far as gyms go: you pay for what you get…read more The amenities are great: towels, toiletries, med spa/salon and a cafe. You do not need a membership for the spa and cafe. There are lots of options, Pilates (paid) CTR with reformer machines/ pickleball/ sauna/ cold plunge/ huge pools and large pool deck. Massage chairs and water chairs...lots of amenities but some need a refresh If you have kids, childcare is included if your child is also a member. The rock wall have limited hours but always a hit. They could use new shoes etc I use the sauna and steam room often and really like the CTR classes Parking can be difficult if you are in a rush. Best arrive at least 15/20 min early. Cost is steep at over $300 a month but overall if you à la carte it all, you would pay more.

There truly is no gym experience like there is at The Look! Bryan has created an amazing…read moreenvironment that caters to each member's unique fitness and nutrition needs. It has never felt like a one-size-fits-all approach, but a personalized plan and personal relationship with the trainers. It's one thing to have a beautiful and clean state-of-the-art gym, but to have the right trainers is another. I have trained directly with Leanne for almost a year and I have never trusted a trainer or fitness professional more! She is deeply knowledgeable, encouraging, detail-oriented and so much fun to be with - which makes her ass-kicking exercises a little easier (but not by much). I can SEE and feel how much stronger I am since training with her. I have lost 20 lbs and kept them off since training with Bryan and Leanne. They consistently check in on me, pay attention to all my needs and have made The Look the best gym experience I have ever had. I cannot recommend working out at The Look enough!

The safety of customer is their first priority. Very friendly and professional team . I like the…read more motivation and courage they are giving each individual with considering everyone's limits , capabilities and strength .

I have been coming here since 2014. If you are a student, you get access to so much here at the…read moreAnteater Rec Center (ARC): rock climbing wall, three full basketball courts, two fitness areas with free weights and machines, a dance studio, indoor running platform, mat space with punching bags (for wrestlers, grapplers, martial artists, etc.), and a perfectly warm outdoor pool. The great thing is that the ARC opens up at 6 am during normal hours, so you can get your work out in super early. It also closes pretty late, for those who like a work out at night. If you are a student at the ARC, I highly recommend trying the group fitness classes or the martial arts classes. Exercise regimen are just easier to maintain with a group, especially if you are just starting. Traditional Jiujitsu is taught by Ray, who is super chill and teaches you the fundamentals of self-defense. The Brazilian Jiujitsu class is taught by Harrison and Cheri, who are both upper belts under blackbelts Coach AJ / Coach Alex who teach at Valhalla Jiujitsu. They are extremely knowledgable, friendly, and know how to motivate a class and keep it fun.

The 4 stars are for the great staff! The staff is always kind and respectful. Also the student…read moreworkers that are there are very knowledgeable about the gym itself. Briana was so kind in taking the time to explain how certain equipment and machines work. She was very patient and helpful to me. The front desk staff are always kind and helpful. It can get busy here at times. Pool is pretty busy on weekends that are sunny. My only complaint is that the lockers are a bit outdated and main lockers can use a bit more tLC.