| Mon | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Tue | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Sat | 08:00 am - 08:00 pm |
| Sun | 08:00 am - 08:00 pm |
A little dated but they do a great job of keeping it clean. Always plenty of towels to use, excellent swim pool and the staff has a wonderful attitude!
Beware of providing payment info. I did a one day trial, and decided not to proceed with membership. I let them know on the spot. I was then charged nearly $300 over the following three months despite my written cancellation, and it has been more than 10 days and additional forms and still no refund. Please beware before giving them your payment information.
I went to this facility to play a league tennis match against a member. As soon as I entered, staff asked me to sign a "liability waiver". I said Sure, began to fill it out (on a tablet) and when I got to the "email" line, I said jokingly, "You're not going to send me emails are you?". The staffer said Yes. But you can just opt out of them.
I told him I didn't want to sign that. I was fine with the waiver, but not with giving them my personal info so they could advertise to me. He told me I would have to if I wanted to play my match there. I immediately left, to try to reach my opponent on the phone. I came back and there was another staffer at the desk. He assured me that it was just a standard liability waiver. He was friendly about it, and I was just about to sign when I actually read the full extent of what I was about to check "I agree" to. There it was in print: "I consent to receive texts, emails, and/or phone calls...."
This is deceptive and tacky. I've played league matches all over Atlanta at fitness clubs and country clubs, and have never been asked to sign anything. It isn't like I was a club guest who might injure myself on weight machines. I was there to play tennis.
This policy needs to change. Here's a suggestion: If a guest doesn't want to sign away their personal info, have another option - an actual liability waiver that simply requires a signature.
I would have preferred writing this directly to the club manager, but when I asked for a card so that I could contact the manager directly, the staffer said "Sure, but first I'm going to need you to go ahead and sign the form."
That's when I turned and walked out. We played at my home courts.
I went to this facility to play a league tennis match against a member. As soon as I entered, staff asked me to sign a "liability waiver". I said Sure, began to fill it out (on a tablet) and when I got to the "email" line, I said jokingly, "You're not going to send me emails are you?". The staffer said Yes. But you can just opt out of them.
I told him I didn't want to sign that. I was fine with the waiver, but not with giving them my personal info so they could advertise to me. He told me I would have to if I wanted to play my match there. I immediately left, to try to reach my opponent on the phone. I came back and there was another staffer at the desk. He assured me that it was just a standard liability waiver. He was friendly about it, and I was just about to sign when I actually read the full extent of what I was about to check "I agree" to. There it was in print: "I consent to receive texts, emails, and/or phone calls...."
This is deceptive and tacky. I've played league matches all over Atlanta at fitness clubs and country clubs, and have never been asked to sign anything. It isn't like I was a club guest who might injure myself on weight machines. I was there to play tennis.
This policy needs to change. Here's a suggestion: If a guest doesn't want to sign away their personal info, have another option - an actual liability waiver that simply requires a signature.
I would have preferred writing this directly to the club manager, but when I asked for a card so that I could contact the manager directly, the staffer said "Sure, but first I'm going to need you to go ahead and sign the form."
That's when I turned and walked out. We played at my home courts.
Y'all think going there is awful? Try working there. I was only and employee for a couple of days before quitting. I worked in the blast section (the daycare) and let me just say dealing with Allison has been absolutely awful! First thing I noticed is that she has a very "ignorant" side to her. Mocking others culture, language, and trying to "relate" to people of color. But most importantly she is EXTREMELY unprofessional. I have confronted her multiple times since day 1 of my employment that the Global Cash Card she has provided me with has not been working and would not allow me to activate it. She told me everyday that she was going to fix the problem. Then comes around pay day and I ask her about my card again and she completely blows me off and tells me she will make sure the problem is fixed Monday. Well heer comes Wednesday and the problem still hasnt been fixed. So I had to call customer service to see exactly what was wrong. Come to find out she entered my social security number in wrong and still has yet to fix the problem and everyone got paid last Friday. And no I can't even get into contact with Allison. I want my money that I worked for and let this be known I did go to the Department of Labor about this issue. If you ever consider working with Allison RUN!!!
Y'all think going there is awful? Try working there. I was only and employee for a couple of days before quitting. I worked in the blast section (the daycare) and let me just say dealing with Allison has been absolutely awful! First thing I noticed is that she has a very "ignorant" side to her. Mocking others culture, language, and trying to "relate" to people of color. But most importantly she is EXTREMELY unprofessional. I have confronted her multiple times since day 1 of my employment that the Global Cash Card she has provided me with has not been working and would not allow me to activate it. She told me everyday that she was going to fix the problem. Then comes around pay day and I ask her about my card again and she completely blows me off and tells me she will make sure the problem is fixed Monday. Well heer comes Wednesday and the problem still hasnt been fixed. So I had to call customer service to see exactly what was wrong. Come to find out she entered my social security number in wrong and still has yet to fix the problem and everyone got paid last Friday. And no I can't even get into contact with Allison. I want my money that I worked for and let this be known I did go to the Department of Labor about this issue. If you ever consider working with Allison RUN!!!
I enjoyed the gym, but the lack of diversity was a bit of an issue for me. There were times that I'd cheerfully greet people and be completely ignored. Don't get me wrong, some people were super friendly and the staff was awesome, but I paid a ton of money to be completely ignored on a regular basis. I know that some of the members had been regulars for years on end, but that doesn't justify being rude or snotty just because I'm new and younger (many of the clients are far older than myself). I'm currently looking for a new gym where diversity is more a part of the culture.
I enjoyed the gym, but the lack of diversity was a bit of an issue for me. There were times that I'd cheerfully greet people and be completely ignored. Don't get me wrong, some people were super friendly and the staff was awesome, but I paid a ton of money to be completely ignored on a regular basis. I know that some of the members had been regulars for years on end, but that doesn't justify being rude or snotty just because I'm new and younger (many of the clients are far older than myself). I'm currently looking for a new gym where diversity is more a part of the culture.
Northeast Athletic Club is the best . Whether you want to take a class, work out on your own or even play a little tennis. They have it all1
This is one of the best health clubs in the city. The whole facility is clean and well maintained. Nice pool and the club even has sauna and steam rooms. One of my favorite clubs in Atlanta and I've been to a few for sure. Great staff. A+
This is one of the best health clubs in the city. The whole facility is clean and well maintained. Nice pool and the club even has sauna and steam rooms. One of my favorite clubs in Atlanta and I've been to a few for sure. Great staff. A+
Absolutely filthy facility. Mold in the locker room. Maintenance personnel spraying ant killer on the pool deck while swimming. Rude and indifferent staff. Old equipment in disrepair. Absolutely terrible experience at Northeast Athletic Club. There are many other options nearby that offer much better service and value. Stay away!
Very happy with this facility. Clean and well maintained. One of my favorite clubs in Atlanta. Great staff. A+
We joined so that my 3-year old could take swimming lessons. In short, the facilities are very dirty and the pools were frequently closed. Swim instructors usually only lasted a few weeks, and no one ever called to let us know that the instructor would be a no show. Management is apathetic at best, and it is very difficult to cancel your membership.
Been a daily attendee for the past 20 years. True, the membership is $100+ a month. Great variety of services and sports. I recommend you be someone who hits the club 4 or more times a week. You will not get your money's worth going 1-2 times a week. Water facilities do require maintenance and can occasionally be out for days, still best wet area in Atlanta.
MJ has been a wonderful trainer for me over the past couple of months. I am lifting more than I ever have been able to in the past and learning how to do a multitude of lifts that I was never able to do before. The facility is very clean and well kept. Thanks!
Absolutely filthy facility. Mold in the locker room. Maintenance personnel spraying ant killer on the pool deck while swimming. Rude and indifferent staff. Old equipment in disrepair. Absolutely terrible experience at Northeast Athletic Club. There are many other options nearby that offer much better service and value. Stay away!
Been a daily attendee for the past 20 years. True, the membership is $100+ a month. Great variety of services and sports. I recommend you be someone who hits the club 4 or more times a week. You will not get your money's worth going 1-2 times a week. Water facilities do require maintenance and can occasionally be out for days, still best wet area in Atlanta.
We joined so that my 3-year old could take swimming lessons. In short, the facilities are very dirty and the pools were frequently closed. Swim instructors usually only lasted a few weeks, and no one ever called to let us know that the instructor would be a no show. Management is apathetic at best, and it is very difficult to cancel your membership.
