| Tue | 05:00 am -11:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am -11:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am -11:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Sat | 07:00 am -09:00 pm |
| Sun | 07:00 am -09:00 pm |
Such a big space!! Everything is big here. Awesome cycling and group fitness studios. There is a juice bar and cafe that serves delicious food and drink. This is a great place to chill out or even do some work. Change rooms are very large and spacious!!!
I really do love this place, it's my second home in the city for sure. Fun and challenging classes, top notch instructors and facilities. The morning classes are my jam, I'll even bring my laptop and work from the lobby sometimes as it's just as good as any co-working space I've seen. The hot tub/steam room/sauna has become a wonderful new option for a me-time & self care routine, and I love that during warm months the bootcamp classes can be outdoors on the track. Being a member here, I've seen results in my energy levels, in how fit and toned I am, and how motivated I am to stay active and healthy because I just want to keep coming back. Jonathan Cordeiro has been an amazingly kind and helpful membership advisor who ensures I am getting the best experience as a member. Thanks! Love being a member here!
Highly recommend! Wonderful environment, knowledgeable and encouraging trainers. Recommended.
Nice gym with quality equipment, beautiful facilities, and great staff/trainers.
Waste of time. Went for tour yesterday and gym looked okay. Mostly wanted to join for the pool which they kept warm and the room was also warm/humid- not impressed. Said it was salt water but smelled heavy of chlorine. The equipment looked nice but it was kinda confusing how much I'd actually get out of the membership. I told them that I would like a day to think about it. They asked for my credit card number so they could hold my reservation. Before I even left, they charged my card over $400. When I questioned them, they denied it. I had to spend an hour calling my bank, missing my later dentist appointment. Equinox claimed the transaction was a 1 in a million accidental malfunction of their system which linked to another person's account and that they couldn't delete or cancel it. I feel like it was a scam. A good business would have offered me a week of free membership for my tribulations. They just said they were sorry and that the transaction will "fall off" today, which it has not. I'll wait until tomorrow, hopefully I won't have to file a formal dispute.
**They contacted me on Monday through email and asked me to send a screen shot of my bank statement on my phone. When I told them that Chase Bank doesn't allow screen shots for privacy reasons, they asked me to take a photo of it from my computer!!
The charge finally 'fell off' on Tuesday. Good thing I didn't need that money for anything before then...
Waste of time. Went for tour yesterday and gym looked okay. Mostly wanted to join for the pool which they kept warm and the room was also warm/humid- not impressed. Said it was salt water but smelled heavy of chlorine. The equipment looked nice but it was kinda confusing how much I'd actually get out of the membership. I told them that I would like a day to think about it. They asked for my credit card number so they could hold my reservation. Before I even left, they charged my card over $400. When I questioned them, they denied it. I had to spend an hour calling my bank, missing my later dentist appointment. Equinox claimed the transaction was a 1 in a million accidental malfunction of their system which linked to another person's account and that they couldn't delete or cancel it. I feel like it was a scam. A good business would have offered me a week of free membership for my tribulations. They just said they were sorry and that the transaction will "fall off" today, which it has not. I'll wait until tomorrow, hopefully I won't have to file a formal dispute.
**They contacted me on Monday through email and asked me to send a screen shot of my bank statement on my phone. When I told them that Chase Bank doesn't allow screen shots for privacy reasons, they asked me to take a photo of it from my computer!!
The charge finally 'fell off' on Tuesday. Good thing I didn't need that money for anything before then...
Waste of time. Went for tour yesterday and gym looked okay. Mostly wanted to join for the pool which they kept warm and the room was also warm/humid- not impressed. Said it was salt water but smelled heavy of chlorine. The equipment looked nice but it was kinda confusing how much I'd actually get out of the membership. I told them that I would like a day to think about it. They asked for my credit card number so they could hold my reservation. Before I even left, they charged my card over $400. When I questioned them, they denied it. I had to spend an hour calling my bank, missing my later dentist appointment. Equinox claimed the transaction was a 1 in a million accidental malfunction of their system which linked to another person's account and that they couldn't delete or cancel it. I feel like it was a scam. A good business would have offered me a week of free membership for my tribulations. They just said they were sorry and that the transaction will "fall off" today, which it has not. I'll wait until tomorrow, hopefully I won't have to file a formal dispute.
This place is horrible and the manager herbie schmale is extremely rude.i am a straight man and he made a very forceful pass on me which was very uncomfortable.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors and new general manager. Points off for the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. He appears to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
His glad-handing in the front entrance seems disingenuous, simply for show, a facade used to perpetuate his condescension and rudeness towards members. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing and malcontent.
Customer service is not his forte, and customer service at the gym overall is poor as many other reviews also note. For example, if you ask a gym employee (e.g. someone at the front desk) a simple question, it may likely be met with snark and rudeness. They often seem irritated with simply having to do their jobs and sometimes do not know the gym's policies. Some of the employees do take their jobs seriously and are great; however, this seems to be an exception rather than the rule.
Anyone can join the gym, so some of the clientele is conspicuously undesirable. For example, you may likely encounter hyper-aggressive, degenerate men in the weight room. They often have over-developed bodies and under-developed brains. They're very territorial about machine use and have little to no etiquette. They treat the equipment as though it's solely for their personal use, and seem oblivious to the concept of sharing.
Roid-rage and self-entitled millennial behavior are on full-display in the 5th-floor weight room. It's unfortunate because the equipment is nice.
People frequently use their cell phones in the locker room. This is a very disturbing phenomenon since most smart phones have cameras/video recorders built in. Some people use FaceTime, so you know camera use is active.
No one wants to be filmed surreptitiously while changing in the locker room, but there are virtually zero safeguards against this possibility, and ample evidence suggesting that's what people are doing or trying to do. The gym is way too crowded, and more often than not their policies are completely unenforced.
The facility has improved aesthetically. The new food court is nice, though overcrowded.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors and new general manager. Points off for the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. He appears to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
His glad-handing in the front entrance seems disingenuous, simply for show, a facade used to perpetuate his condescension and rudeness towards members. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing and malcontent.
Customer service is not his forte, and customer service at the gym overall is poor as many other reviews also note. For example, if you ask a gym employee (e.g. someone at the front desk) a simple question, it may likely be met with snark and rudeness. They often seem irritated with simply having to do their jobs and sometimes do not know the gym's policies. Some of the employees do take their jobs seriously and are great; however, this seems to be an exception rather than the rule.
Anyone can join the gym, so some of the clientele is conspicuously undesirable. For example, you may likely encounter hyper-aggressive, degenerate men in the weight room. They often have over-developed bodies and under-developed brains. They're very territorial about machine use and have little to no etiquette. They treat the equipment as though it's solely for their personal use, and seem oblivious to the concept of sharing.
Roid-rage and self-entitled millennial behavior are on full-display in the 5th-floor weight room. It's unfortunate because the equipment is nice.
People frequently use their cell phones in the locker room. This is a very disturbing phenomenon since most smart phones have cameras/video recorders built in. Some people use FaceTime, so you know camera use is active.
No one wants to be filmed surreptitiously while changing in the locker room, but there are virtually zero safeguards against this possibility, and ample evidence suggesting that's what people are doing or trying to do. The gym is way too crowded, and more often than not their policies are completely unenforced.
The facility has improved aesthetically. The new food court is nice, though overcrowded.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors and new general manager. Points off for the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. He appears to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
His glad-handing in the front entrance seems disingenuous, simply for show, a facade used to perpetuate his condescension and rudeness towards members. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing and malcontent. Customer service is not his forte.
Anyone can join the gym, so much of the clientele is undesirable. For example, you may likely encounter hyper-aggressive, degenerate men in the weight room. They often have over-developed bodies and under-developed brains. They're very territorial about machine use and have little to no etiquette. They treat the equipment as though it's solely for their personal use, and seem oblivious to the concept of sharing.
Roid-rage and self-entitled millennial behavior are on full-display in the 5th-floor weight room. It's unfortunate because the equipment is nice.
People frequently use their cell phones in the locker room. This is a very disturbing phenomenon since most smart phones have cameras/video recorders built in. Some people use FaceTime, so you know camera use is active.
No one wants to be filmed surreptitiously while changing in the locker room, but there are virtually zero safeguards against this possibility, and ample evidence suggesting that's what people are doing or trying to do. The gym is way too crowded, and more often than not their policies are completely unenforced.
The facility has improved aesthetically. The new food court is nice, though overcrowded.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors and new general manager. Points off for the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. He appears to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
His glad-handing in the front entrance seems disingenuous, simply for show, a facade used to perpetuate his condescension and rudeness towards members. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing, and adversarial. Customer service is not his forte.
Anyone can join the gym, so much of the clientele is undesirable. For example, you may likely encounter hyper-aggressive men in the weight room. They're very territorial about machine use. There's very little etiquette in this area. Roid-rage behavior. It's unfortunate because the equipment is nice.
People frequently use their smart phones in the locker room. It's very creepy, since most phones have cameras/video recorders built in. The gym is way too crowded.
The facility has improved aesthetically. The new food court is a terrific space with plenty of healthy options.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors and new general manager. Points off for the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. He appears to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
His glad-handing in the front entrance seems disingenuous, simply for show, a facade used to perpetuate his condescension and rudeness towards members.
Other reviews have also expressed issues with the front desk manager. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing, and adversarial towards members. Customer service is not his forte.
Anyone is allowed to join, so the clientele is not great. For example, you may encounter hyper-aggressive, heavily tattooed men in the weight room who curse when lifting weights. They're also aggressive and territorial about machine use. Roid-rage behavior.
With some exceptions (see above) the gym has improved. The new food court is a terrific space with plenty of healthy options.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors and new general manager. Points off for the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. He appears to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
His glad-handing in the front entrance seems disingenuous, simply for show, a facade used to perpetuate his condescension and rudeness towards members.
Other reviews have also expressed issues with the front desk manager. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing, and adversarial towards members. Customer service is not his forte.
With some exceptions (see above), the gym has improved overall. The new food court is a terrific space with plenty of healthy options.
Nicely renovated. Generally good instructors. Great equipment and fine location. There's a new general manager and customer service has improved impressively under her leadership.
One exception is the front desk manager, a millennial in his 20's. Dealing with demanding clients can understandably be challenging. However, this is no excuse to treat members with overall contempt (abrasively) in a petulant and smug manner.
Other reviews have also expressed issues with the front desk manager. As an opinion, he seems arrogant, patronizing, and adversarial towards members.
With some exceptions (see above), the gym has improved overall. The new food court is a terrific space with plenty of healthy options.
Great amenities, incredible space, nice view, great staff, and the water pressure in the showers will have squeaky clean for days.
Great experience. I had heard good things, but exceeded expectations. Very large, very friendly staff. 6 stories, so even in busiest times not too busy.
Massive change rooms
Great experience. I had heard good things, but exceeded expectations. Very large, very friendly staff. 6 stories, so even in busiest times not too busy.
Massive change rooms
Dark and ultra low energy. Newly renovated with chosen colors of gray on gray on gray, highlighted with a gray/brown.. Depressing!The cafe is where everyone hangs out because it's the only place that has an upbeat feeling. Note Equinox refuses to permit membership cancellations, you are required to sign up for a full year. Additional warning! Your membership will automatically renew without warning after your 1 year stint. To stop renewal Equinox requires 45 days prior notice.... It's basically an added $350 fee. Staff is very nice, however they have zero authority to make changes they all blame corporate.
Dark and ultra low energy. Newly renovated with chosen colors of gray on gray on gray, highlighted with a gray/brown.. Depressing!The cafe is where everyone hangs out because it's the only place that has an upbeat feeling. Note Equinox refuses to permit membership cancellations, you are required to sign up for a full year. Additional warning! Your membership will automatically renew without warning after your 1 year stint. To stop renewal Equinox requires 45 days prior notice.... It's basically an added $350 fee. Staff is very nice, however they have zero authority to make changes they all blame corporate.
The best gym I ever worked out in. Five beautiful floors with great light and wonderful atmosphere. The staff is top notch from the maintenance crew to the management team. I've been a member for over 2 years now. The cafe serves great healthy foods, maybe slightly on the pricey side for some, but good quality food. The place is always clean and they have an outdoor track that I believe is 1/6 of a mile all around. I've used several trainers and they have been great too. I took their Pilates classes and I was stretched to limits I had no idea I could stretch too. I can spend anywhere from 45 minutes to 1.5 hours here working on cardio and strength training or just relaxing after a quick run. I work out in the mornings during the week only. It may cost more than the other gyms but it was worth it for me.
The best gym I've ever stepped into. It has a rock climbing wall, but I have no idea how it works because it was closed when I went on a Saturday. Several floors of fitness madness. Clean facilities, outdoor track. Pleasant staff. The only thing out of place is the café workers. There are more than a few unprofessional workers in that food service team. The classes and instructors are top notch. The price for this gym is steep... Expect to shell out 300 bucks
After their latest remodeling my reasons for using the gym disappeared. In trying to terminate my membership, they said I had to give them 45 days notice.
Um. That's not the terms I signed up for. Equinox bought out my old gym in San Francisco before I moved to NYC.
I'm not playing this game. I've told my CC company to block any further charges.
It's so nice/clean and has everything! Outside track, whole floor dedicated to CrossFit workouts, eucalyptus steam room, restaurant and wifi access to get work done after. They make sure that you don't have any reason not to be there!
We used the kids drop off and camp "For Kids Only" a lot. Its amazing! All the teachers and staff are incredible.
Best gym in NYC for the price (~$240/month + sign up). If you live on UWS, must join. Locals complain that previous management (Reebok Sports Club) was better, but they are spoiled. Highlights: indoor pool, outdoor track, rock climbing wall, steam room, best locker rooms in the game, & as an added bonus, renovated lounge is a great place to get work done. Pro tip: on 3rd floor, walk towards the Ladies Executive locker room and make a left - second weight room is a gem, with ultra high end equipment I haven't seen at many other gyms.
Was a member before they made all the renovations to the cafe, salt water pool, boxing studio, lockers. Renovations are actually pretty fast. The facilities are super nice now. The food is finally decent now. Like you can actually order avocado toast with poached eggs or poke bowl with brown rice. The track field and rock climbing wall are a nice touch. The biggest perks: the physical therapy place inside the building and also most of the Pilates instructors have 10+ years of experience. Best equinox in NYC. In term of personal training, the Pilates instructors have all been superb, weight trainers have been a mixed batch and it's a hit or miss for boxing, swimming or sports specialty. The general management staff is inexperienced and reception has high turnover.
Everything you need.
Nutrition
Exercise
Wellness
One of the best in the brand.
Everything you need.
Nutrition
Exercise
Wellness
One of the best in the brand.
Best gym in NYC for the price (~$240/month + sign up). If you live on UWS, must join. Locals complain that previous management (Reebok Sports Club) was better, but they are spoiled. Highlights: indoor pool, outdoor track, rock climbing wall, steam room, best locker rooms in the game, & as an added bonus, renovated lounge is a great place to get work done. Pro tip: on 3rd floor, walk towards the Ladies Executive locker room and make a left - second weight room is a gem, with ultra high end equipment I haven't seen at many other gyms.
