GoodLife Fitness Toronto 137 Yonge Street

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Celine

As what you would expect from the Yorkville location; the attitude is brighter than the gym equipment The classes got full very often. for a gym this price range, there’s not that many machines and they get busy with. But the class capacity is small because the rooms are very small; classes got too full so I’m not sure what the point of coming here is The staff is full of personality and likes to gaslight! The ceiling was leaking in the yoga room for a while and every time you point that out, someone brushes it off like it’s your problem not theirs Come here if you want a social club highly recommend don’t come here if you wanna gym with good classes to actually work out in.

samuel lipson

I recently rejoined as I was finally ready to take my fitness level up and I couldn’t be happier with this decision. I now get trained by Jamie who’s an amazing athlete and I already feel better than I have in years also thanks to his nutritional advice and tips. So many friendly members and staff. Classes are great and the men’s room is very clean and steam is awesome. Shoutout to front desk staff!

Matthew Oliver

Fantastic vibe at this gym - all the members are courteous and will let you work in if you want to use a certain machine. A huge stand out is Jill, one of the Spin instructors. I have done many Spin classes in my life, and Jill is by far the best - I look forward to her Tuesday class each week. Kam and Michaela at the front desk are always kind and professional as well. It's definitely worth the price if you take advantage of all the perks this gym has to offer.

R R

I recently cancelled my membership at Equinox after being a member for about a year and a half. My reasons for cancelling seem to be a recurring theme for this gym after reading the reviews. In short, there are plenty of other gyms in the city that offer a better and more luxurious experience for a lower amount than Equinox. After working out in the NYC and Chicago locations, I quickly learned that Toronto definitely got a “gold painted turd” version of the brand. My experience in the U.S. locations was far better than the Yorkville location. For a gym that is supposed to offer a high end experience it is absolutely baffling that they have a lack of weight machines (1 Smith Machine!?!?) and an abundance of treadmills. You constantly have to fight to get a place at some of the machines which make your workouts feel rushed and ineffective. The upkeep could also be better. There was a chest machine that was broken for almost three months and all that needed to be replaced was the back cushion. I have also experienced some of the worst customer service here but was happy to hear that some of those employees got dismissed and a lot of their new staff are much better so I was pleased to see that they made an effort to improve those issues. On the positive, Sam the GM is a great guy and does his best to try to keep you happy and rectify any issues. He is very approachable and is always chatting with members when he’s in. The trainers, for the most part, are also great and very kind. They are not intimidating like they can be in most gyms are very respectful to all members and not just their clients. I would definitely recommend their trainers to anyone looking to take their workouts to the next level. Maddy, Alex, Richie and Owen in particular are all great and have a deep clientele. I also very much enjoyed the playlists they play in both the change-room and gym floor. Quite rare for a gym so whoever is curating that, good job! Ultimately, I decided to cancel because it’s just not worth the price and there’s an Altea opening up nearby that offers a better experience at a lower price. I suspect a lot of members will jump ship once they open. It was not hard for me at all to cancel since I’ve been a member for over a year, they send you an email to confirm and that’s it, quite painless.