24 Hour FitnessReviews of 24hourfitness.com

Nothing is functional, the equipment is broken, showers are clogged, changing doors don't lock and the music stereo for group classes doesn't work. If a class is cancelled or the pool is closed, they don't notify on the app.

NEVER GO IN THE SAUNA...EXTREMELY FILTHY. Was there yesterday and UGH it was horrible.

24 Hour Fitness Del Amo is a super large gym with only ONE tiny woman cleaning the ENTIRE facility! They pay Maria Manning $18.50 to clean bathrooms, vacuum and sanitize surfaces while the gym is teaming with people working out, sweating on machines and ignoring basic rules of wiping down equipment! To think the gym is being cleaned properly impossible to believe! Maria is there faithfully and goes above and beyond what is reasonable, with no appreciation from whomever employs her! Seeing her 4'11 tiny frame walking around with a huge vacuum strapped to her back is just wrong! All the money 24 Hour Fitness Del Amo makes, and JUST started charging more, calling it "changing tiered membership" is greedy and wrong! I think they should appreciate the person keeping their facility clean, sanitized and safe...Maria Manning! Pay her the way you work her! You're taking advantage of the person that is there to clean that ENTIRE facility, sanitize and keep members after COVID! SHAME ON YOU!

Y'all can Go F’ck Yourselves! Allowing blm and pride crap but not American flags, 🖕🏻

If they are going to ban the U.S. Flag while allowing the homosexual flag and the Only Blacks Matter flag, they they can burn alone in Hell.

I've been a member of 24 Hour Fitness for a while now and have visited many of their locations up and down California. Overall, my experience has been quite mixed. Some gyms are fantastic with modern equipment, clean facilities, and friendly staff, while others fall short in several areas. It seems like the quality of each location heavily depends on how new it is. The newer locations tend to be well-maintained, with state-of-the-art equipment and a more welcoming atmosphere. However, the older gyms often show their age, with worn-out machines, less cleanliness, and sometimes indifferent staff. Despite these inconsistencies, 24 Hour Fitness does offer a variety of classes and amenities that can be quite enjoyable when the facilities are up to par, and it's nice being able to visit so many locations under one membership. If you're considering joining, I'd recommend checking out a few different locations to find the one that best meets your needs. TLDR: 24 Hour Fitness can be a great option if you find a newer, well-maintained location, but be prepared for a hit-or-miss experience depending on which gym you end up at.

24 hours fitness in Northridge was a dirty and bad customer service old gym. People service there were very lazy; every equipment all very dirty and cover with sand, no paper or cleaning all the time, some of home less all go in there for shower free, equipment broken have no one fix it, and equipment were very old. Managerial status was very poor to manage those in house service labor. most labors there were for free workout but do less cleaning work; air condition most time is not turn on. hot and stick air made no energy for customers to work out.

I'm deeply unsettled by my recent first (and will be the last) experience at this club, particularly with the conduct of the highly manipulative staff "manager". It's clear that her behavior was not only unprofessional but also blatantly disrespectful. The idea that she perceives me as her subordinate is both misleading and inappropriate, highlighting a significant misuse of power and a disturbing display of sexism and misandry. My encounter began with a check-in that unexpectedly turned dismissive when a staff member takes my ID and starts checking-in, but all of sudden out of nowhere starts prioritizing her chit-chat with another group of people who clearly arrived after me, blatantly ignoring the basic principle of 'first come, first served'. I was standing there just waiting for her to finish her chit-chat. This not only delayed my entry but also set a tone of utter disregard. When I politely inquired about my check-in, she lashed out at me saying "Sir, you need to wait!" - a sharply unwarranted response. Isaac, another staff member, however, provided a glimmer of reason and professionalism in this otherwise disappointing experience, by stepping in and checking me in immediately. But wait, the story didn't end there. The situation worsened further when, upon leaving and when I was under a severe time crunch to be somewhere, this entitled "manager" stops me abruptly and demands my time as if I were at her beck and call, only to criticize me unjustly. This reversal of blame is not only unacceptable but also indicates a severe lack of accountability. Her approach was not of someone seeking to manage a situation but of someone wielding their position as a weapon of control. This horrible human being and the staff that she's trying so desperately to control under her, reflect a culture of entitlement and disrespect, making it clear that customer satisfaction and respect are not their priorities. I am not joining this nonsense of a gym anyways. But, I am writing this review to inform the public about this toxic sexist entitled culture and tell the upper management that changes in staff behavior and management practices are crucial for any future engagement with this establishment. This isn't just about me; it's about ensuring a respectful and welcoming environment for all customers.