| Tue | 05:30 am -11:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:30 am -11:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:30 am -11:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:30 am -10:00 pm |
| Sat | 08:00 am -09:00 pm |
| Sun | 08:00 am -09:00 pm |
Better than Wall St, better than SoHo, better than E. 54th Street, much better than Orchard Street.
The manager here is fantastic.
Meh. This location isn't anything special. Sure it's really beautiful aesthetically but that's about it. The layout of the actual workout space is really weird and feels compartmentalized. Not much equipment offered on the mat, either. Steam room smelled horrible and was out of eucalyptus spray. The layout of the locker room was also not my favorite because of the way the lockers are lined up really in an open forum unlike other locations where there are smaller pockets offering more privacy. You feel like you are in this wide open space and facing the mirror so whoever is doing their makeup just has a reflection behind them of a bunch of naked people. Awkward.
If you consider signing up at Equinox, think again. Before you sign up they will treat you nicely, but later they will increase your membership fee without a notice and with no cancellation option. Membership fee is guaranteed to increase. They are a fraud. Stay away.
It's a beautiful place. Typically Equinox's upscale feel with wood, stone and iron.
Situated on 4 floors with the locker facilities on the lower level, this place is fully handicapped accessible.
Plenty of cardio and stretching less free weights and just okay machines.
Conveniently located in NoHo this place is easily accessible by cat, bus, train or by walking.
Don't join and cancel unless you want to be harassed by Justin for the rest of your life. For the past three years I receive almost monthly texts from him asking to rejoin. I have asked you all politely to take me off this list, explaining I live nowhere near an equinox now. I've asked over 20 times- NOW TAKE ME OFF THIS DAMN TEXTING LIST!
Excellent gym just wish the layout wasn't as vertical.
Excellent gym just wish the layout wasn't as vertical.
My fave of all their locations. Take the Best Butt Ever class.
My fave of all their locations. Take the Best Butt Ever class.
Great amenities! Everything is brand new and fresh
Great amenities! Everything is brand new and fresh
Great gym. Clean. Roomy. Well oiled equipment. Friendly staff. Class rooms are large and ventilated well.
Great gym. Clean. Roomy. Well oiled equipment. Friendly staff. Class rooms are large and ventilated well.
This is by all measures probably the best Equinox location. Its staff, equipment and services are top notch. The entire place including the locker room is spotless and management is on point.
This is by all measures probably the best Equinox location. Its staff, equipment and services are top notch. The entire place including the locker room is spotless and management is on point.
If you avoid pick hours, you'll find this gym being nicely empty with available machines and very friendly desk staff. BUT one thing which annoys me is DIRT and DUST in stretching areas. I don't blame maintenance staff, they work hard. The problem is that one of those stretching areas is located between an elevator and a "staff"'s door. While I'm stretching trainers and managers often walk back and forth through that area wearing street shoes!!! I saw a couple of women (managers??) wearing high hills and boots!!! I can't feel comfortable stretching there and lying on the floor. It's just disgusting. Also it's not the gym's fault, but I noticed that some of visitors never change their shoes, bringing all that street cr*p inside the gym. It is not hygienic at all. I also suggest wearing flip flops in a shower area. But if you're a normal New-Yorker who doesn't wash his/her hands before grabbing a slice of pizza, I think you'll find this gym just perfect, if you'll manage to avoid pick hours.
Every time I visit NY I check out a different Equinox and this is my favorite in Manhattan. The building is beautiful and it feels like you're working out in a museum. Great equipment and facilities and a nice staff
I had an amazing experience here. I'm seriously contemplating a move to New York over the next few months, and was in town over the weekend and wanted to check out gyms. Equinox has dramatic and beautiful branding, that sticks out even in the bustle of NYC. Because I wasn't certain exactly when I'd move, I offered to pay the day fee, and then I realized that at $50, it was a little steep compared to what I'm used to paying. This is understandable, as they really want you to meet them and show you the space before giving you the green light to workout. If you're polite, friendly, and earnest, and don't just want a freebie, they will be super gracious and accommodating in turn. I met with Trevor James, who was very helpful, and personable. While you're meeting the staff, it's good to pepper in information that let's them ascertain the level of your fitness knowledge so they can know how to give you suggestions. The facilities were high end and low key, which is REALLY tough to find in Philadelphia. It's a little pricier than other gyms, and there are a few things you get when you pay for luxury: Amazing comfy box jump platforms, solid weights (pro tip: The top floor has most of what you need if the main weight room is crowded), and staff that is friendly, and eager to help. As anyone who pays for luxury knows, a small part of the experience are the amenities. What you're really paying for is the service, courtesy, and your actions being interpreted in the best possible light.
PS I had a couple of PRs here: Incline DB 95 x 9, and a 48" box jump!
Thanks for a great visit guys!
Absolutely brilliant. The friendliest staff I have ever met, really great classes, a beautiful space with good equipment, super clean too. The nicest Equinox I have ever been to. HIGHLY recommended.
Of the 6 I've been to in NYC, Bond St is definitely my favorite. I just wish they offered more classes.
Absolutely brilliant. The friendliest staff I have ever met, really great classes, a beautiful space with good equipment, super clean too. The nicest Equinox I have ever been to. HIGHLY recommended.
I had an amazing experience here. I'm seriously contemplating a move to New York over the next few months, and was in town over the weekend and wanted to check out gyms. Equinox has dramatic and beautiful branding, that sticks out even in the bustle of NYC. Because I wasn't certain exactly when I'd move, I offered to pay the day fee, and then I realized that at $50, it was a little steep compared to what I'm used to paying. This is understandable, as they really want you to meet them and show you the space before giving you the green light to workout. If you're polite, friendly, and earnest, and don't just want a freebie, they will be super gracious and accommodating in turn. I met with Trevor James, who was very helpful, and personable. While you're meeting the staff, it's good to pepper in information that let's them ascertain the level of your fitness knowledge so they can know how to give you suggestions. The facilities were high end and low key, which is REALLY tough to find in Philadelphia. It's a little pricier than other gyms, and there are a few things you get when you pay for luxury: Amazing comfy box jump platforms, solid weights (pro tip: The top floor has most of what you need if the main weight room is crowded), and staff that is friendly, and eager to help. As anyone who pays for luxury knows, a small part of the experience are the amenities. What you're really paying for is the service, courtesy, and your actions being interpreted in the best possible light.
PS I had a couple of PRs here: Incline DB 95 x 9, and a 48" box jump!
Thanks for a great visit guys!
I had an amazing experience here. I'm seriously contemplating a move to New York over the next few months, and was in town over the weekend and wanted to check out gyms. Equinox has dramatic and beautiful branding, that sticks out even in the bustle of NYC. Because I wasn't certain exactly when I'd move, I offered to pay the day fee, and then I realized that at $50, it was a little steep compared to what I'm used to paying. This is understandable, as they really want you to meet them and show you the space before giving you the green light to workout. If you're polite, friendly, and earnest, and don't just want a freebie, they will be super gracious and accommodating in turn. I met with Trevor James, who was very helpful, and personable. While you're meeting the staff, it's good to pepper in information that let's them ascertain the level of your fitness knowledge so they can know how to give you suggestions. The facilities were high end and low key, which is REALLY tough to find in Philadelphia. It's a little pricier than other gyms, and there are a few things you get when you pay for luxury: Amazing comfy box jump platforms, solid weights (pro tip: The top floor has most of what you need if the main weight room is crowded), and staff that is friendly, and eager to help. As anyone who pays for luxury knows, a small part of the experience are the amenities. What you're really paying for is the service, courtesy, and your actions being interpreted in the best possible light.
PS I had a couple of PRs here: Incline DB 95 x 9, and a 48" box jump!
Thanks for a great visit guys!
