- Address:200 W Monroe St, Chicago, IL 60606
- Phone:(312) 252-3100
- Website:https://www.equinox.com/clubs/chicago/loop
- Rating:4.4
- Hours:
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 -09:00 pm |
Sat | 08:00 am -02:00 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 -09:00 pm |
Sat | 08:00 am -02:00 pm |
Clean and centrally located. That's really all i'm looking for in a gym these days. They have pretty much every machine you would need. I have never used private training but one of these days Ill take the plunge!
Awesome find. My favorite charity is close by.. The Ä°nternational Fellowship of Christians And Jews. Highly recommend both...
Clean and their staffs were friendly. Good working machines and seemed to be highly maintained. Clean bathroom too.
Love it so far! The staff is really lovely, and your fellow patrons are super courteous. A gentleman was really chill about sharing the weight bench with me without being "too friendly", and a kind young lady was cognizant that her phone was taking up space on the mat without me having to say boo. I go during a really busy time too. The lady's locker room could use more counter and mirror space (that's the only bit than can get mildly Mad Max), but overall it's a nice gym experience .
It is a pretty nice gym.It is a great place to relax and workout.
It is a pretty nice gym.It is a great place to relax and workout.
Love this gym, great trainers and awesome classes and facilities
Love this gym, great trainers and awesome classes and facilities
Pros: Location is very convenient. The place is super clean, and the staff is always friendly. The machines are pretty modern and I have very rarely had to wait for cardio equipment. There are also plenty of free weights, so there is almost never a wait for those either. The spinning classes are better than average, but not the best I've ever attended. You can sign up for spinning bikes online, which is convenient. The locker room is relatively nice and has amazing hairdryers (Super Solano).
Cons: I absolutely hate their Equinox-branded shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. HATE IT. It's so terrible that I have to bring my own products everyday instead. I also don't care for the classes. They are not very high intensity, and they are usually taught by overly bubbly instructors with bad 80's style aerobics music. The classes also get very crowded. Even if you arrive early to claim some space, you'll probably get pushed over into a tiny corner spot. My last complaint is that the weekend hours are limited. However, that is not all bad because you can use another Equinox when the Loop location is closed.
All in all, Equinox is somewhere between okay and good, but probably isn't worth the $120/mo that I paid (and that was with a company discount).
Oh Equinox, you are closed on Sunday at this location. The space is cramped. There is no pool. Yet you still strive to extract $150/mo out of suckers? And your products are lame. This is like eating at Applebees in the Loop, as far as gyms go, but paying double Applebees prices. Even FFC a few blocks over has a rooftop pool, better hours, farrrrrrr better facility, at less money. You kinda need to do a scan of your competition Equinox and clean this up -- it is a disgrace to your brand, coming from California and Texas where the facilities are actually head above. Here in Chicago, compromise central. Oh mama mia ...
Equinox has everything you want in a high-end gym: the equipment is in excellent condition, the place is very clean, staff is helpful and friendly, and there are exciting exercise classes offered. I recommend Equinox to anyone working in the loop that is looking for an experience.
Best gym you can ever find. You literally don't need anything but the clothes on your back when you workout. THey provide towels, shampoo, conditioner, razors! And much more. Friendly staff. Love it. Your truly pampered here.
Great location and great staff. Really cannot say better things. I normally use 3 equinox locations (highland park, 900 N Michigan and the Loop) but this is by far my favorite (assuming I am not swimming that day as they don't have a pool).
Only ding could be hours are not as good as the other locations with is to be expected given how the Loop dies on weekends and holidays.
Equinox has everything you want in a high-end gym: the equipment is in excellent condition, the place is very clean, staff is helpful and friendly, and there are exciting exercise classes offered. I recommend Equinox to anyone working in the loop that is looking for an experience.
Equinox has everything you want in a high-end gym: the equipment is in excellent condition, the place is very clean, staff is helpful and friendly, and there are exciting exercise classes offered. I recommend Equinox to anyone working in the loop that is looking for an experience.
Oh Equinox, you are closed on Sunday at this location. The space is cramped. There is no pool. Yet you still strive to extract $150/mo out of suckers? And your products are lame. This is like eating at Applebees in the Loop, as far as gyms go, but paying double Applebees prices. Even FFC a few blocks over has a rooftop pool, better hours, farrrrrrr better facility, at less money. You kinda need to do a scan of your competition Equinox and clean this up -- it is a disgrace to your brand, coming from California and Texas where the facilities are actually head above. Here in Chicago, compromise central. Oh mama mia ...
Great location and great staff. Really cannot say better things. I normally use 3 equinox locations (highland park, 900 N Michigan and the Loop) but this is by far my favorite (assuming I am not swimming that day as they don't have a pool).
Only ding could be hours are not as good as the other locations with is to be expected given how the Loop dies on weekends and holidays.
Great location and great staff. Really cannot say better things. I normally use 3 equinox locations (highland park, 900 N Michigan and the Loop) but this is by far my favorite (assuming I am not swimming that day as they don't have a pool).
Only ding could be hours are not as good as the other locations with is to be expected given how the Loop dies on weekends and holidays.
Pros: Location is very convenient. The place is super clean, and the staff is always friendly. The machines are pretty modern and I have very rarely had to wait for cardio equipment. There are also plenty of free weights, so there is almost never a wait for those either. The spinning classes are better than average, but not the best I've ever attended. You can sign up for spinning bikes online, which is convenient. The locker room is relatively nice and has amazing hairdryers (Super Solano).
Cons: I absolutely hate their Equinox-branded shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. HATE IT. It's so terrible that I have to bring my own products everyday instead. I also don't care for the classes. They are not very high intensity, and they are usually taught by overly bubbly instructors with bad 80's style aerobics music. The classes also get very crowded. Even if you arrive early to claim some space, you'll probably get pushed over into a tiny corner spot. My last complaint is that the weekend hours are limited. However, that is not all bad because you can use another Equinox when the Loop location is closed.
All in all, Equinox is somewhere between okay and good, but probably isn't worth the $120/mo that I paid (and that was with a company discount).
Best gym you can ever find. You literally don't need anything but the clothes on your back when you workout. THey provide towels, shampoo, conditioner, razors! And much more. Friendly staff. Love it. Your truly pampered here.