Retro Fitness Reviews

Overall, it’s an okay gym, but it gets really crowded after work. I can usually still get my workout done, but I end up feeling kind of rushed because I’m waiting around for benches or cable machines and trying to squeeze everything in. Mornings are definitely better, and weekends can go either way. Not a bad place, but the crowding does get frustrating...

Overall, the charges looked right, so I can’t really complain. There was just one fee that threw me off a bit, like, where did that come from? But other than that, the billing seemed straightforward

I actually really liked how upfront Retro Fitness was about all the contract details. They went over the fees, renewal stuff, and cancellation terms before I signed anything, which feels like it should be normal, but you know how these things can get. I asked a couple questions too, kind of went down a small rabbit hole in my head about hidden fees, and they answered everything clearly. No pushy vibe, no confusing fine print feeling. It made me feel a lot better about joining. Easy 5 stars from me

I’ve been here a few times and it usually has a really nice atmosphere. The people are friendly, and it doesn’t seem to get too packed, at least when I’ve been there.

I’ve had a good experience here overall. Most of the machines are usually available when I go, which makes it easy to get through my workout without standing around too much. The free weights area is decent too and has enough equipment for what I need. It does get a little crowded after work, so you might have to wait here and there, but it’s nothing too frustrating. For me, it’s a solid gym and I’d keep going.

I’ve always been kind of loyal to my old gym, so I wasn’t expecting Retro Fitness to really change my mind. But I usually go before work, and the locker room setup matters a lot when you’re trying to get in, clean up, and not start the day feeling gross. So far, it’s been clean every time I’ve gone, and the showers actually have decent water pressure, which I appreciate way more than I thought I would.
The lockers are simple to use, and there’s been enough space even when it’s a little busy. It’s not some fancy spa situation or anything, but it gets the basics right. I still feel a little torn because I liked my old place, but for my morning routine, this locker room has made Retro easy to stick with.

I’m always a little worried I’m going to get fooled by equipment that looks good online but feels cheap in person, but these machines actually feel solid and well-kept. Everything was clean and worked like it should. No complaints from me.

I barely had time to sit there wondering what was going to happen before support got back to me. It felt a little dramatic in the best way—like I sent out a distress signal and they showed up almost immediately.

The membership is fair if you’re someone who goes regularly. Just a heads up for anyone considering it: some of the equipment can get busy, especially during peak hours, so try going at off-times if you can. Also, a few of the extras cost more than I expected, so it’s worth asking about those upfront. Overall, it’s not a bad deal, but I wouldn’t say it’s amazing either.

I’ve been happy with how the class times are spread out. Most weeks, I can squeeze one in after work or on the weekend without feeling like I have to rearrange my whole life. It makes showing up feel a lot less stressful, which is nice when I’m already in a tired or chaotic mood.

Pretty decent gym overall. Clean enough. Has what I need. Just wish the weekend hours were better. They close too early.

Everyone I talked to was genuinely nice and made the whole visit feel easy

I wasn’t totally sure I’d stick with personal training, since I usually start things and then fall off after a bit. But my trainer was really supportive and somehow helped me keep showing up consistently. I’m still figuring things out, but it’s been a really good experience so far...

I’ve had a mixed experience with the group classes. Some instructors are great and bring a lot of energy, so those sessions are actually fun and worth showing up for. But other times the class feels rushed or way too packed, like they’re just trying to squeeze everyone in. It also feels a bit like the goalposts keep moving with what to expect from class to class, which gets frustrating. Overall it’s not bad, but it could definitely be more consistent.

I’ve been going here for a few months now, usually after work, and it’s been really clean almost every time. The workout areas are kept up well, and the bathrooms are clean too, which is a big deal. I’d say 9 times out of 10 it never has that gross gym feel.