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Equinox Highland Park in Dallas promises premium services but often falls short. With a spacious layout and clean facilities, it offers top-tier amenities like a saltwater pool and eucalyptus towels that many members love. However, frequent reports of outdated equipment, unreliable air conditioning, and poor management tarnish the allure. The high membership cost also doesn't justify the experience for many, leading to frustrations among its clientele.

Location: 4023 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas, TX 75219, United States. Hours: Mon-Thurs, 5 AM to 10 PM; Fri, 5 AM to 9 PM; Sat-Sun, 7 AM to 7 PM. Contact: +1 214-443-9009, [email protected]

Pros:

  • Spacious and clean layout
  • Saltwater pool and eucalyptus towels
  • Well-maintained with frequent cleaning
  • Friendly and professional staff
  • Excellent group fitness classes
  • High-quality amenities
  • Top-notch hygiene standards
  • Supportive and welcoming community
  • Convenient operating hours
  • Diverse workout equipment

Cons:

  • Outdated or broken equipment
  • High cost not justified by the experience
  • Unreliable air conditioning

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Reviews (111)

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Very disappointed with my visit to the facility and this company's severe lack of response thereafter. Initially I walked into this gym to merely inquire about membership pricing. Not only was pressure placed on me to get membership then and there despite repeated statements that my visit was an inquiry only, but the membership representative became rude with me when they saw I was politely not budging. When I privately emailed and phoned Equinox, I was informed I'd receive a response in regards to this matter providing both my phone number and email address but no one from the company responded to this rather unpleasant experience. Hence this public Google Review. There are indeed other gyms with not only more affordable pricing, but much better customer service than what I recieved from this company.

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Gym is great! Their pool is salt water- a bit too cold for my liking, but still great. The lockers are very clean and well kept. I do wish they would stop the tastings and offering products, it’s distracting.

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Great facilities, friendly staff, and an unbeatable offering of classes with some of the best instructors in Dallas

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Beautiful Equinox location. Good trainers and friendly staff. Amenities are what you'd expect and more from an Equinox.

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I love the group classes offered at Equinox. The variety of classes is unparalleled (cardio, cardio-strength , strength, yoga, pilates, boxing to name a few), and the schedule is great. There are several classes to choose from each day of the week. The class instructors are very welcoming and encouraging, regardless of your skill level.The administrative staff is very helpful and accommodating, and the facility is always clean. I use the locker room showers on a weekly basis, and it is convenient and well-equipped with hairdryers and essentials.

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JUST HORRIBLE.I was a member almost since the club opened 6+ years ago. I recently cancelled it. The experience at this club has deteriorated dramatically.Parking is a serious problem. The valets for the restaurant next door have turned the parking area into a hazard zone. The neighborhood around the club is crammed with traffic at certain key times of the day.The classes are a pain to get into and nearly always booked solid in my experience, making them pretty much worthless.The swimming pool is TINY and one can spend a long time waiting for a lane.The club closes for DAYS AT A TIME for special events, INCLUDING one today through tomorrow for some promotional cycling event. Seriously, they're locking their PAYING members out for DAYS to promote themselves at an event that takes over the club?I can go on and on. The locker rooms/wet areas used to be impeccably clean. Now there are HOLES in the lockers and I got a nasty virus on the foot from walking in the wet area.They move the machines around without warning and for no apparent reason, forcing me to hunt down the machine I want way more often than I'd like.The front desk staff waste members' time by not being at the front desk, or chit-chatting with each other when members need to scan their card to get in. Ask them any question and they will respond with "I don't know" or "I'll let the manager know when he/she returns" (no they won't).In order to cancel my membership I had to try to meet a manager FOUR TIMES, twice over the phone, and exchange at least 6 emails before they finally processed my cancellation. I felt like they gave me the runaround and tried to sell me on staying, and delaying. And I'm a longtime member; I can only imagine how they treat new members who are still on a contract.This place used to be worth the price. Now I wouldn't go here even if it was free. There are other excellent gyms available in the area, and I'm extremely happy with my new membership at Telos once I finally left Equinox after nearly 6 years. Anyone considering Equinox should take a look at other gyms in the area first before committing, in my opinion.

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Pricy, but I love their hot yoga classes. I feel like a new person when I leave them, refreshed and accomplished!

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EFF THIS GYM.The parking situation here is ATROCIOUS. If you go in the evening between 5 and 7pm, forget even getting INTO the parking lot. They share an area with the seafood place next door and between the gym traffic and the valet, you literally can't even pull into the parking facility.Unfortunately, I have to between 8 and 10pm to even get a spot. So, I can't go when I want to go.I originally signed-up here to attend the group yoga classes. Again, IF you can get a spot (be ready to show up 30 minutes early to get one!). Even then, be ready to have someone's foot/arm in your face.The classes themselves are horrible due to the tremendous heat in the classroom. You'll swear EVERY yoga class is a hot yoga class. I cannot get through a class because my mat is so slicked with sweat that I can't properly hold the poses (sorry for the gross image).I mentioned it to a girl at the front desk. I said, "It is WAY too hot in that yoga room. I think the air system isn't working correctly." Her response was, "Got it." As in, "I don't care, I'm waiting for you to get out of my face."So I tried the machines. They're fine. But I'm squeezed into such a narrow window of time that I'm rarely in the mood to work out AT THAT PARTICULAR TIME. And it's not what I really want to do - I'd prefer to have the classes.And you have to be ready to play musical chairs if you want any machine. Sometimes you have to wait.I can't speak to the showers and all that. You can't even get one because of all the overcrowding.In fact, you'll spend most of your time here dealing with waiting for someone else to:- Get out of a parking spot- Get off a machine- Get out of a shower- Get out of your way in generalThere needs to be some sort of capacity control here, because it's to the point where it's unpleasant and unsafe to deal with.Oh and the people that work out there are all a-holes. But you knew that already.I only regret I'm locked into this terrible gym for another 9 months. Will NOT renew. Stay far away - there must be better gyms in Dallas than this.

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Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.

This business has a rating of 3.5-star.

This business has 111 reviews.

The address is: 4023 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas, TX 75219, United States .

The contact number is +1 214-443-9009

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