PRO Club - Bellevue

I like this place for regular workouts .Swimming , playing sports sometimes. They have a large complex with everything to offer in athletics sports wtc. They have separate section for kids too. Though its very expensive for regular membership but you find lot of friends who motivate you to get healthy.

Amazing place to workout if you like working out with other people. They have amazing group exercise classes. Their cafe is also very good. I like going to the gym only because of pro club.

Fantastic tennis facility and the cafes and restaurants are great. The recent remodel is beautiful. The Willows facility is also a good location for personal training, fitness classes or just working out on your own.

The bistro disappointed us. It was not clean. Hygiene and cleanliness are my top priorities when it comes to eating out. I ordered almond strawberry salad and it was so bland that I could not eat.Other than these, it is nice to see that they have gluten free options for people who have Celiac disease.

They boast of Proclub clean but the hand towels they give and the ones they use to clean equipment happen to be the same! The staff claim they are separate but they are all tossed into the same bins so not sure how they separate.The pavilion center has a strong musty smell because it has no windows for light or air.The deeper pool is always reserved for some event on all days of the week and open for public only after 9 pm. Cant they spare it for general use few days in a week? They claim they have 4 pools but most of the time you are limited to just 1 with at least 2 people per lane. Also everything has its own timing here. The pools close 30 mins before club closing and the showers close 15 mins before club closing!I feel the rates are not justified, hence the 2 stars.

It's a nice gym, lots of equipment, good amount of parking, clean towels - but for some reason the men's locker room shower curtains don't go all the way down to the floor. They end like 2.5 feet above the ground. It's weird. Why aren't they full length? If they had full length shower curtains then it'd be pretty much perfect.

This is the best fitness and health facility I've ever visited. I've been a member here for 2 years now. The fitness facility is fantastic. Everything is always very clean. Towels and disinfectant available at every single station.I work primarily with free weights and rarely have to wait for a squat rack -- this is a huge change from most fitness chains. There are 8 (?) racks, as well as dead lifting platforms and enough benches that I dont' wait for those, either.After your workout, the sauna / spa is fantastic. I've never enjoyed hot tubs, but I end every workout with a nice 10 minute soak. In my mid-40s, and I don't suffer from post-workout soreness anymore.My wife also swears by the yoga instructors and physical therapists. With their help, she is pain-free for the first time in a decade.

Pro club is a great gym honestlyWe tried to look for any gym that has the same amenities and we didn’t find any in the PNW .Friendly staff , clean bathrooms , great cafe and bistro for food / drinks .Gym has tons of amenities like racquet and squash courts , 4 pools , spa , car salon , medical spa , doctor offices , clothing and flower shop and so much more !They also have such great family friendly environment and plan great family events at holidays !They have one of the best aquatics teaching programs around as well .Their summer camps are great and their camp staff are awesome . Huge Shout our to Coach Jawad he’s the best !!Defiantly my pro club !

I’ve been to many nice places, good gyms, spa.But this one is just outstanding. Four swimming pools, super programs, the biggest weight lifting area I’ve ever been to, the cleanest changing rooms. And spa is fantastic. Worth every dollar.

Not great for summer camp. No online registration, no receipts or schedule details sent by email. Obvious inconsistencies in the course catalog (extended care for under-6?). Misaligned schedules (one camp starts at 8:30-9:05, but the other refuses entry till 9 - both in the same building). Massive confusion on first day when they forgot how to manage extended care transfers. And then today, they "lost" my son and wanted to charge me for extended care we'd already paid for, and I had to wait 10 minutes for the issue to get sorted. Take some cues from PSC, Destination Science, City of Bellevue... it's not rocket science, it's just summer camp.