Orangetheory Fitness at Eastview Plaza in Amherst provides a high-energy workout environment designed for all fitness levels. The certified coaches offer personalized guidance through structured, one-hour sessions that combine cardio and strength training. This gym keeps workouts engaging with varied routines, ensuring members stay motivated.
Despite its motivating atmosphere and positive experiences, some members have noted issues with customer service. While many rave about the coaches and the effectiveness of the classes, inconsistent adherence to policies and equipment maintenance have been points of concern.
Pros:
- Highly motivating coaches.
- Varied and engaging workouts.
- Caters to all fitness levels.
- Structured, efficient sessions.
- Positive and friendly atmosphere.
- Clean facility.
- Great community support.
- Effective for overall fitness.
- Results-driven approach.
Cons:
- Customer service issues.
- Equipment maintenance concerns.
- Strict adherence to time policies.
Location / Contact
- Address: 8242 Transit Rd, Buffalo, NY 14221, United States
- Phone:+1 716-200-1350
- Website:orangetheory.com
Rating Stats
Frequently Asked Questions
Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.
This business has a rating of 4.6-star.
This business has 60 reviews.
The address is: 8242 Transit Rd, Buffalo, NY 14221, United States .
The contact number is +1 716-200-1350
This service is listed under Gym .
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Mehreen Khan
3 years ago
Mehreen Khan, we really appreciate your positive review!
heather gasiecki
3 years ago
Heather Gasiecki, thank you for the high star rating!
Rachel Antonison
3 years ago
I have been an unlimited member of Orange Theory for several months now. I usually do not go to this studio but there was a waitlist at my home studio so I decided to come here. It was snowing and the roads were extremely icy. I called the studio to let them know I would be 5 minutes late and the manager was extremely nasty. She said that if I wasn’t there exactly 5 min after the start of the class I would not be allowed in. I never heard of this before and have gone to several classes at other studios where members have strolled in even 10 minutes late without a problem. When I arrived at the studio, 5 minutes late, she refused to let me in. She claimed that it had been 6 minutes since the start of the class. The way she handled the situation was extremely unprofessional and I have never experienced such poor treatment in my life. I pay $160 a month to attend these classes and I should have been allowed in. I drove 30 minutes to attend this class in a snow storm and was literally kicked out. The manager should be ashamed of herself for her horrible customer service. This experience was extremely upsetting to me considering how much I love the Orange Theory workouts.
Claudia Hall
3 years ago
Somewhat different than what I'm used to. Also, the coaches are so good at keeping things moving, keeping you motivated, and helping you make the workout good for you. Mel and Jorian are super welcoming and everything is going well.Thanks!
Yazen Hammad
4 years ago
This place is legit. They provide fast and efficient work outs and I just appreciate them all so much.Thank you for taking care of me.( oh and thanks for helping me burn off those weekend doughnuts)
David Kossin Jr
4 years ago
Fun class and great instructor
Andrew Grosner
4 years ago
I went to go to class for my first time here at this location and wanted to give a class a try. They said because I had come less than 30 minutes before class (I was there 20 mins before and knew how to use equipment) that I would have to reschedule. I couldn't make it earlier for family reasons and for snow and even explained to them why. They refused. I'm not coming back here again. Asking to show up that early and then get turned away when I finally drive to the location is crazy.
Andrea Coppola
4 years ago
This was a nice studio - but it's absolutely ridiculous that the first class free only applies to local residents. I came while visiting a friend and after a confusing sign-up process, the manager called to ask where I lived and prefaced it with "having a few questions first" when that was, in fact, the only question she asked me. As a former barre studio manager I find this really bad form, as if they were hiding the reason for calling to talk to me before coming in. If the first class is only free for locals, that should be reflected in their advertising. The class was average and had way too much shifting/waiting around. The heart monitor feature is cool. Will definitely not be back.
Bill Kline
5 years ago
I don't work out
Sofia Szanto
5 years ago
Hi Sofia! Thanks for the five stars! Join us for another class soon!