Everlast Gyms レビュー 

I've been a long-term member of my local Everlast gym, where I mostly go to swim. A few years ago, Everlast carried out an "elevation" of the gym, which included removing two jacuzzis, two showers, a water fountain and half of the lockers. This is supposed to be an improvement... This year, the pool has been closed for about half of the time from June onwards, with no offer of compensation. Now it's going to be closed for the next two weeks for work that could have been done while it was closed previously. It's absolutely unacceptable. The local team are good, but can't do anything about it. The UK management and CEO never respond to communications and presumably aren't interested in the customer experience. I'm seriously considering legal action to get back money I've already paid, but the promised facilities haven't been available.
If you're thinking of joining Everlast, think again. They only want your money.

Denton gym- Only positive from the gym is it was big and had plenty of machines. The bad side is the male changing room had an awful rotting smell. The gym charged me for a month whilst the gym was closed & also moved my membership to the Trafford gym without any communication from myself. I searched online how to cancel my membership it said contact the gym. I have contacted multiple Everlast gyms as the Denton one is closed and none of them can help me I have sent emails to 3 different email addresses hoping it will resolve my issue. As of yet no luck and get money taken out my account for something I didn’t sign up for. Absolutely horrendous service considering the size of the Everlast brand/gym.

Would not recommend.

Be careful joining with yearly contract. After the year finish you can't leave, they will not answer your automatic renewal cancellation request. Basically once you set up direct debit you will struggle to stop the payments if you don't want to go anymore even after finishing the yearly contract. Rugby gym manager no reply, Everlast contact email no reply.
STAY AWAY!

If you want a gym that sets the police on you for leaving a negative review then this is the gym for you.

I was a member of Poole Everlast for over a year. Very often the showers smell and are not very clean, there are also small insects around the drain area. The steam room is very often closed for extended periods of time (weeks). The gym has good facilities but often machines are broken. There's also a smashed mirror that hasn't been repaired for months. Whilst membership is cheap it is very difficult to get booked onto classes unless you have the more expensive membership. Staff are reasonably friendly. You're meant to get a free month if you refer a friend to the club (which I did). When I wrote to the manager to enquire they just said it's too late because I'm soon leaving the club. The manager also took about 2 weeks to reply to emails. The pilates classes are good but very full.

It’s an ok gym. Most of the machines don’t work half the time, a few will be out of order for ages and once they’re fixed something else is broken. Steam room is constantly broken every other month. For what we get charged; and now that there’s a late fee being put on top you’d think there’d be more accessible equipment; more than one of the leg machines/abductors, squat press, hip trust etc. You’d also expect the machines to be working.

This gym used to be owned by Roko Health clubs until it was acquired by the Fraser Group in December 2024.

As Roko it was a club in every sense of the word - friendly, welcoming, informal, offering an opportunity for people to socialise whilst keeping fit. However, once Everlast acquired it things very rapidly went downhill. All the windows were blacked out, walls painted black and little or no maintenance to the pool. Anti-bacterial wipes to clean down the machines afterwards, gone. Loyalty card giving discount on coffee, gone. It was then closed for two months during June and July this year while it was being 'elevated'.

Despite the term, there has been little or no elevation in my view. Previously we had two studios for a variety of classes and a separate studio for Spin. One has now been converted into a high intensity workout area for Hustle and Haymaker classes and the other for Reformer Pilates. The area previously used for Spin is now used for floor Pilates and yoga but the room is very cramped. Most of the other classes have been withdrawn and the freelance PT's let go; including those who were very popular. What classes do remain, are booked out instantly because there are now too few classes for too many members! All the old cardio and resistance machines have been ripped out and new ones put in. However, these are inferior compared to the old ones which connected to the internet for viewing YouTube etc. Frankly I am not naïve enough to believe this is in order to reduce their carbon footprint by saving energy; more likely a way for Fraser Group to save money. The machines are left in a disgusting state after people have finished using them because they don't feel inclined to provide their own wipes. Everlast however refuse to supply them or even a spray and paper towel for members to use. The swimming pool appears to have had little done to it other than a few light bulbs replaced; the jacuzzi has been ripped out and the sauna is out of action for the foreseeable future!

If all this wasn't bad enough, the membership prices are way higher than Roko charged and will be imposed on existing members upon renewal. Many have chosen to leave and I imagine many more will do so at the end of their contract/notice period. On the basis Everlast did not consult or give members any notice that the facilities and classes previously enjoyed were being withdrawn, the Manager was asked if the usual three months' notice period could be waived or at least reduced to one month. This was refused and must surely constitute a frustration of the contract.

The staff are pleasant enough but they all speak the party line. Possibly in fear of their jobs; most likely because they know the Fraser Group business plan does not include members who are older, looking for social interaction and wanting more than a fast workout fix.

I would urge anyone looking to join a gym in the Medway towns area to shop around and go anywhere other than Everlast, Plus or no Plus!

Very disappointed with Everlast Gym Thurrock.This is becoming completely unacceptable.The leg extension machine has been out of order for well over two months. It was supposedly repaired at one point, but the “repair” apparently lasted only a couple of days before the machine stopped working again.Even worse, the air conditioning has also been out of order for around two months. Training in these conditions is extremely uncomfortable and, at times, simply unbearable.I contacted the manager about these issues. My first email received a response, but after I followed up with a second email, I was completely ignored. No explanation, no update, and no indication of when anything will actually be fixed.Members are paying their monthly fees in full for a service that is simply not being properly provided. Equipment being broken for months and the air conditioning being unavailable for months is not acceptable.Things break — that happens. But leaving equipment and essential facilities unusable for months while ignoring paying members is a completely different matter.At this point, training at Everlast Thurrock is becoming increasingly difficult to justify. Members deserve functioning equipment, a reasonable training environment and, most importantly, basic communication and respect.Very disappointing. Management seriously needs to address these issues.

Connor and Sadie were both boss. Starting at a new gym can be a pain when you don’t know where anything is, but they made me feel really welcome. No messing around, just friendly and genuine. Some gym tours can feel disingenuous, but this was the complete opposite.

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Under no circumstances join this gym Cambridge branch or probably any of then of this is their customer service. I am trying at the moment to cancel my membership due to health concerns. I am not in my twenties I am in my fifties. I provided them with hospital records to show my heart condition. Not enough then they wanted a gp letter which I paid 36 pound for still not enough cause not worded right for them. They put me on medical freeze which means my contract is now 15 month. Never experienced anything like it. I never gave the go ahead for the medical freeze either. DO NOT JOIN. I work in high line and I will make sure my voice is heard

Beth has a great personality and communicates well and makes members very comfortable. She’s easy going and makes coming into the gym a great experience

25 pounds for a day pass even when there's 4 hours left of opening. I'd love to puff on what ever these clowns are smoking when they pull these numbers out of thin air.

I am a member of Gillingham which has only just re-opened as an Everlast + gym. It is so dark everywhere especially in the corridors to the changing rooms. They have removed a lot of classes during the daytime and put the pilates/yoga into what was the spin room. This is on the front of the building right next to a very busy road so traffic noise is a constant. In addition the loud music from the gym floor is also very clear. This totally destroys the calm atmosphere needed. Not impressed. This gym is clearly aimed at 18 to 35 age band. Another point is that the club was closed for 4 weeks to undertake the 'elevation' but the swimming pool area has not been touched. goodness know when or if this will ever be 'elevated'.

The Everlast gym in Chafford Hundred is really bad. It's not the staff fault but the machines are constantly broken & takes around 4 weeks to be fixed if not more.
Furthermore, during the whole summer in last 6 weeks, the air con has not been working & making working out unbearable. They don't even put coolers around the place to help until it's fixed.
Paying monthly fee for uncomfortable conditions which is not acceptable under Health & safety & machines that do not work

I love this gym it’s really flexible and the free clubs are great! I’ve been coming here for a couple years now.

If I could give 0 stars I would, this has to be the worst gym I’ve ever been to. I joined the gym and after my minimum term ended I called to cancel which the man on the phone said he was happy to sort and I can stop my direct debit payments. However 5 months later I get a bill for the payments I have missed with threats to increase it if I don’t pay. I spoke to the team and cried at them and they were so apathetic and rude. I emailed to cancelled and called. I even received the “sorry to see you go email” and still I’m being charged. I called again to say this doesn’t make sense and they are still rude. I don’t even live there anymore. I wish I never joined. Please please don’t join this gym.

My self and my husband have used the sunderland gym for a few years now, it was rather tired looking and run down so understand the need for the renovations however what I didn’t like was the underhand way we were treated during these, we were advised in march not to cancel while the gym was undergoing the renovations as we would be unable to get them at the same price, so unable to use the gym for over 2 months for then to be emailed in may to advise each membership would be increasing by £4.50 , had I have known this I would have cancelled both memberships and now no one seems to care at all as long as they get the money

Terrible customer service again, closed one gym pool area, for whole day, ok fair enough had days notice, but when I visited next nearest gym 15 miles away they had closed too same day !!!!!
shocking management poor customer care, head office didn't care.....avoid

I am extremely disappointed with how Everlast Gym in Swindon has handled my membership downgrade, and the complete lack of accountability has been incredibly frustrating.

On 22nd July at exactly 4:00 pm, I called the gym and spoke to a member of staff called Amy to request that my membership be downgraded from £65 to £40. She explained that she wasn’t sure whether the system would allow a downgrade to the £40 membership and said she would speak to the manager before calling me back.

At 4:19 pm that same day, Amy called me back. That conversation lasted around 7 minutes, during which she explained that the system would only allow my membership to be downgraded to the £45 tier. I accepted this without hesitation. She told me she would process it immediately, confirmed that it had been done, and assured me that from August onwards I would only be charged £45. She also made it clear that there was nothing further I needed to do.

Despite following the process exactly as instructed and acting well before my next payment was due, August arrived and I was still charged the full £65.

On 4th August at 8:45 am, I called the gym to ask why. I also explained that the reason I was downgrading my membership was because I am currently struggling financially. During that call, another member of staff (also called Amy) told me she could see that I had spoken to someone previously. She even commented that although she expected to see another staff member’s name, she could instead see the name Seb attached to whatever had been processed. She specifically told me that whoever had dealt with it hadn’t processed it correctly, and asked me to send an email so the issue could be investigated.

I did exactly that.

The response I received from Sebastian was astonishing. I was told there was “no record” of any downgrade request, no evidence that it had been processed, and therefore they were refusing to refund the difference.

So which version is true?

Either:

* there was never any record at all, or
* your own member of staff was correct when she said she could see that something had been processed incorrectly.

Both cannot be true.

What frustrates me most is that I did absolutely everything I was supposed to do. I called in advance, accepted the alternative membership they offered, received confirmation over the phone that everything had been processed, and was assured that my August payment would be £45. I relied on that information.

Instead, I was charged £65, and when I raised the issue, I was effectively told that because the gym failed to keep accurate records, I have to pay for their mistake.

That is unacceptable.

Mistakes happen in every business. What defines good customer service is taking responsibility when they do. Instead of acknowledging what clearly appears to have been an internal processing error, Everlast Gym has chosen to deny responsibility and leave the customer out of pocket.

I expected much better. Sadly, this experience has left me questioning how reliable the gym’s administration actually is and whether members can trust assurances given by staff.