Two stars for this place? C'mon people. It's a public gym, not a spa retreat, with moderate prices. You get what you pay for. And I think for what you pay you get a really good deal.
Did the place go down after being acquired by LA Fitness? I don't know. Being to tons of other gyms before I can only judge from what I see.
Here's the good:
- massive amount of workout equipment (I never had to line up to use a machine)
- lots of cardio options (treat mill, elliptical, rowing, stair climbing)
- separate spinning room
- women's section (which I obviously can't judge)
- swimming pool
- sauna
- juice bar
- cinema cardio room
- punching bag
- squash court
- basketball court
- running lane
- free towel service
The not so good:
- classes (I feel there could be more variety and they could offer simply more classes)
I don't need personal training so I can't rate them but the normal advice would be: they're sales people. Of course they want to sell you their services. Keep that in mind and always double-check with your needs, and you should be good.
I like this LA Fitness for what it is - a spacious gym with amenities and overall good value for your money.