24 Hour Fitness

I received a 3 day pass from a friend. I asked the lady who helped me my first time there if I could use the pass any 3 days and she said yes. So I went and ran the treadmill. Went my second day and a guy stopped me at check in to haggle me to sign up. When I went the third day the same guy told me my «free» pass was expired. Then the guy just stood there and stared at me. Didn’t ask if I wanted to join or anything. Didn’t speak a single word to me at all after telling me it expired. I explained that I got a 3 day pass and he said since I didn’t go 3 days in a row it expired. I was blown away. I was fully intending on signing up for a membership after the class I wanted take but instead I left pissed off cause this guy working there had no desire to help me at all. Well so long to you gym. I’ll take my business else where. Also, do not ever give this gym your number. Even after the date he said my pass «expired» I have been getting multiple calls a day from the same guy that helped me at the gym. It’s ridiculous. Constant haggling to sign up is unprofessional. One star is too much for my experience there. They need better people in their customer relations department!

This is the best gym in the Littleton area near Wadsworth. Much better then it’s competition, Bally’s (which no longer exists). Lots of treadmills, ellipticals and stair steppers. They have 3 separate areas to get your weight lifting on so for girls its great because you don’t have to be lifting weights next to all the big meatheads. There are 2 rowing machines, bikes, a basketball court and a lap pool! The only problem with this place is it is literally packed ²⁴⁄₇ due to no competitors in the area. Not a fan of the super packed atmosphere & not being able to get on a machine that you want.

Another location of 24 Hour Fitness that I frequent… one of my favorites simply because they seem to have the right mix of machines that people want. I rarely have to wait too long for the machine I want. The staff are welcoming and the areas very clean.

This is one of my favorite 24hrs to visit. I do wish I lived closer, but that’s hardly something they can help. The flow of this location is very natural & oddly enjoyable. The curricular spin room is wonderful (I enjoy going when class isn’t taking place, fans on, lights off… it’s peaceful, even with the weight fanatics coming in frequently to get a drink from the in-​room fountain), there are two rowers, three cybex, countless ellipticals, many weight machines, a pool, space in the back for floor work. And in general it’s pretty clean, things don’t seem to be broken or run down.

Terrible gym, bathrooms are terrible in the locker rooms and the manager harassed me because I smoked on a vape pen outside the gym before I went in. Didn’t like their attitude towards me. I won’t be coming back. Try 24 hr Super sport at Southglenn it’s a real gym. They treat people better. :)

This gym is beautiful. I had been going to 24 hour fitness at Colorado and Alameda, but moved closer to this location. While I miss my friends in Glendale, this gym is so much cleaner, nicer, and easier to work out in because it’s less crowded, the equipment is nicer, and there are huge areas to do floor work, free weights, etc. The pool area is great, and the locker rooms are clean with no stuffed drains. I feel bad for CO and Alameda that they are so busy or don’t get the attention they need to bring the building up to these standards, because the one thing I don’t see at this location is the fun, upbeat camaraderie among the staff, which is why I liked the CO and Alameda location. I’m not a huge fan of the outside parking lot, which can get pretty packed at peak times, but at least there IS parking, which I did not have when I lived in DC.

This gym is amazing!
I have been going here for about 4 years now and its always clean that the staff is very friendly. Diane and Kim especially will go out of her way to make sure you are comfortable.
They recently did a «makeover» of the entire gym and it looks great. Its also a good size, ive been to other gyms where its super crowded… not here.

I love my gym! I love the crew and I love my workout family. We’re related by sweat. It’s a thing.

This is the gym I use most often, and I’ve been coming here for a little over a year after switching from Bally. Sometimes I regret that switch, but not completely. Overall, I’m satisfied with what I get for the money I spend.
First, this place gets pretty crowded. If you live in this area, you might be better off choosing Bally. I have been unable to get a treadmill at 11 AM on Saturday, for example. From 4 to 6 on weekdays it’s slammed. That said, the place is huge, so you can usually find something to use.
Last year it used to smell of urine in the building. It would come and go, and maybe since it’s summer there’s something different in the way the building is ventilated, but it no longer can be detected. I do detect a funky sewage or natural gas smell by the weights at times.
24 Hour’s choice to fingerprint everyone when they enter is a little off-​putting. How is this data being shared/​stored/​analyzed/​mined? I guarantee none of the people working there have any idea. If no one’s looking I just walk past the counter. Actually, I’ll just walk by even if they are looking. What are they gonna do, revoke my membership?
The place was recently renovated and rearranged. There’s not much room to use the weighted barbells, and things are a little cramped throughout the weight area.
There is a wide variety of machines to use and you can usually hop on what you need (unless it’s the evening rush, during which time you may not get to use a bench). It’s well-​lit and pretty clean. There aren’t tons of meat head types there and I’ve never felt uncomfortable around any of the other patrons.
The staff is friendly. They don’t solicit you for additional services nearly as much as Bally.

I am in the process of moving, so I am visiting this 24 Hour location in Littleton and ummm… no bueno. I had such high hopes because there’s a great big huge banner announcing that it has recently been remodeled.
So I have one question… what the heck did it look like BEFORE the remodel?
The bathrooms are literally falling apart. There were two sinks out of service last night and covered in plastic, and the toilets are terrible dirty and could use some repair, I was afraid it was going to fall apart if I looked at it wrong.
The machines are ok. Nothing really nice, they definitely didn’t buy any new ones when they remodeled.
The only kind of cool thing is they have this football field turf area that I haven’t seen at any other 24 locations (which is why they get 2 stars instead of 1). If this wasn’t the closest one to me this week, I would not be working out here. I am contemplating driving to the Highlands Ranch location instead just so I don’t have to go back.

For the most part, everything is great. The guys and girls up front are so positive all the time that it is a joy to walk in there when I just wake up and see a happy face with a positive attitude. Makes you feel good. The area’s of improvement would include:
1) Showers are not equipped with soap all the time. So, you would start the shower, find no soap, and have to find another shower. That is a pain.
2) The treadmills are frequently all used with people waiting to get one. That affects the amount of time needed and can run you behind.
3) The stretching device (horse or whatever it is called) is frequently loose and out of adjustment. This causes it to shake when in use and can potentially be dangerous to the user.
Other then the items above, I love our club.

I have been to several 24Hour Fitness clubs around and it may not be brand spankin’ new, but who cares when the people are amazing? The bathrooms are always clean, the locker rooms don’t smell like a locker room and the staff is fantastic. The last 24 we went to for several years was marginal at best. The kids club just really stunk. At this location, our kids are greeted on a first name basis by the managers or the kids club attendants. Keri and Katrina are awesome and my kids can’t get enough of being there. The equipment is there and there is plenty of it. I rarely have to wait for a machine. I say go if you haven’t…and don’t get so hung up on the fact that it’s not a super gym… there’s more to a gym than the architecture.

I have been a member for a long time, since they took over Ray Wilson’s Fitness, so I have been «grandfathered» in on my monthly fee which is very low, and no longer offered. My membership allows me to use any 24 Hour Fitness location in the U.S. and beyond. I have been to many other locations around the U.S. mostly in the west, so I have seen a wide variety of what 24HR has to offer.
At the Kipling location which is closest to my home, I do have some gripes but most are fairly minor except one: fingerprinting customers. I deplore having my fingerprint scanned and stored just so I can go workout. The company will only provide their attorney written privacy notice which explains very little about how my personal data is being stored and protected, but a lot about how they are protected from being sued. I can’t overstate how ludicrous it is to me that I have been fingerprinted like a criminal just to do business with a company. I doubt that 24hr Fitness is spending much money to insure my personal data is protected with the latest technology, and even if they were they still can’t guarantee that my fingerprint image won’t be stolen when their systems get hacked. The idea of using such a system for a MEASILY GYM, just seems rediculous from the word «go» to me. Clearly they are making far too much money.
Equipment for the most part seems to be maintained fairly well. I haven’t noticed equipment being out of order for very long, and there isn’t a lot of the machines out of order at the same time.
The staff are about on par with used car salesmen, but I think that’s probably the case at any of these franchise health clubs. I guess you have to endure the cheesyness to get a workout indoors.
The mens locker & bathroom are «ok», not great. This is one area where maintenance seems to be a little lacking. A few of the lockers have been missing pieces for months that render them unusable if you want to lock your stuff up. The bathroom has a serious odor problem, but they have tried somewhat to improve it. A simple fan upgrade or replacement would probably fix the problem, but they chose to remove the door instead and left it at that. Still smells bad, but now I can stomach that long enough to get in and get out.
All in all, for the price I pay, this location is «ok». Definately not «great». I wish they had raquetball like the newer locations but I guess I could drive 20 min to another location.

This is the closest 24 to my house but I typically try to hit up different ones on my way home from work– anyone but this one. My chief complaint is that it is hot as all get out. You work up a sweat just walking in the door. In addition, it is in need of a facelift. It just isn’t as nice as many of the other newer (and/​or newly remodeled) 24 hour fitness locations. They also have older model equipment and a much smaller footprint so your favorite machine at your typical 24 hour may not at this location. However, there are some positives; in my experience it is clean, the staff is friendly and it isn’t too crowded even during peak hours. If I could give a half star, I’d settle at 2 ½ stars.

Could you be anymore disgusting if you tried? Yes I suppose you could. Set myself up for that one!
1 word: Band-​Aids. They are everywhere and they are used.
I was training for a triathlon and needed a pool to do laps in so 24 Hour Fitness was my go to place. I was excited because on top of a pool (not a lap pool), they had cycling classes, and regular gym classes/​equipment.
My first day in the pool there was a band-​aid floating in my lane… gag & vomit gathering my throat!!!
I was hoping it was a one time occurence but I had misplaced hope. There were band-​aids in the pool other times as well other floating objects.
The locker rooms/​restrooms are not well kept and not clean.
I terminated my membership only to be harrassed up to four times a day via phone to continue my membership for $ 49 a year. Nope still not interested.

I work out at this club 4x a week. It’s closest to my home, so it’s where I go. However, it is not one of the best 24 hours. The free weight area is cramped. My biggest issue with this club it its Kids Club. There are not enough toys. Furthermore, most all of the toys are for ages 2 and down. I have a 5 year old and she hates going and always complains that there are only «baby toys.» The video game centers have been broken and sitting there for over a year (with no plan for being fixed). I have complained to the manager more than three times and written to corporate. They did finally shell out $ 200 to get some more toys, but that didn’t go too far at Toys R Us.
My other complaint is that they will not add another Step class, despite multiple requests from many members. They only offer one Step class and it is very popular and always full. I don’t understand why they won’t add another. I’m assuming because it’s not as trendy as kick-​boxing and cardio dance (which, to me, looks like grinding at a club… no thanks).