Boston Sports Clubs

I am a current menber, this facilty is very spacious with 3 floors on the perimeter. It has tons of natural ight with a beautiful view of a pond with fountain and walkways through the woods.\r They offer many excersie classes and have pleasant employees, great Trainers.\r The down side is they are slow to fix machines but do surprise us with new cutting edge equipment. \r The locker rooms are a problem from time to time.\r The Physical Therapy department is one of the best. Check it out for yourself more

I was a member of this gym for years because it was dead easy to get there from work so I didn't have a good excuse to skip the gym. Having said that, one time someone came through with a crowbar and ripped the 'face' off the lockers and stole everything in that row, including my wallet. This despite having a lock on the locker. The manager at the club was completely unfazed and couldn't have cared less about helping me. I was completely on my own to file police report etc. I also signed up to work out with a personal trainer for a few months and I felt more like I needed to motivate her to exercise. All she wanted to do was walk around the track and tell me her troubles. So in a sense, I feel as though I was robbed again of the cost of a personal trainer since I signed up for a package of ten training sessions that was nonrefundable. The real motivation for writing this review, however, is that despite paying them over $100 a month for years, they still gigged me for $150 to drop my membership, which I was dropping because I moved too far away to continue going there. So if you want to be robbed either by a criminal with a crowbar, a lazy personal trainer, or a corporate contract that makes no sense, go to the Boston Sports Club. Otherwise, stay as far away as possible. Cons: security risks, bad trainers, unfair contracts more