Cleveland Fitness Club

Alexis Mew a month ago

I went in and this man named Kyle made me feel so welcomed and strong! He’s a great front desk worker and deserves a raise with how well he took care of me because he went above and beyond for me! ❤️ I mean it he deserves a raise. I MEAN IT HE DESERVES A RAISE!!!

Marie R Denerville 2 months ago

This place is amazing. It is one of the greatest fitness club that I have ever known. It is clean and safe. Moreover, the employees are courteous! ❤️

Joseph Handibode 4 months ago

Cleanliness is something I notice often, and this place does fairly well with it. Equipment is usually wiped and organized. I did find sweat towels missing once during an evening session, but staff restocked them after a request. The environment feels disciplined without being strict, which makes it easier to come regularly without feeling pressured.

Richard Dowell Edited 8 months ago

Been going to this gym now for about 4 months and I can't say nothing but good things about it. I go later on in the day and the staff are always nice and doing their job. The place always smells very good when Edwin is working on the weekends not so much you can definitely tell when Edwin is working. There are so many different machines and the sauna is always nice and hot. . Ian the manager is awesome as well definitely recommend this gym and it's open every day of the year

Juliana Vee Edited a year ago

UPDATE 4/1/25: Do not be fooled by the latest super positive reviews... none of the issues that members have mentioned in the low-rated reviews have been addressed by management. Management is not active in the gym, making the account management (cancelling membership) process incredibly frustrating. They auto-cycle you into a new contract without any notification or signature from you. Members are not given a copy of the paperwork when signing up initially either. Also, the cleanliness issue alone should make you want to run in the opposite direction. —— This gym has gone downhill, especially on weekends. There’s little to no staff presence—no greetings, no assistance, and phones ringing unanswered. When staff are there, they’re on their personal devices. The biggest issue is the overwhelming presence of outside volleyball teams. They take over the basketball courts, leaving paying members with no space to play. The players are often rude, waiting for members to scan them in, and their stray volleyballs make the gym unsafe—I was hit while on a cardio machine, and I saw someone get hit using the assisted pull-up machine on the basement floor (mind you, the court is on the 2nd flo