Weymouth Club

Very friendly staff clean place to work out the pool is great for my kids my family has been a member for 2 months we are vertical happy with the Weymouth club.

Poor service from front desk and sales person. Was made to wait 15 minutes and then someone told me it would be another 20 minutes before someone would "approve" my free trail pass. I'm sure the gym and faculty is nice, most are - but service staff made me feel about as welcomed as a homeless person begging for change.

Great place for Fitness, Mind, Body and Spirit.

I take bootcamp with Chelsea at the Weymouth Club! I've lost weight by exercising and eating the right way! I'm now more motivated to work out and love participating in group classes here at the club! I'm stronger, healthier and happier!

I grew up going to this club. It keeps getting better. From the state of the art tennis courts, workout equipment, pools, and the new spa, there's something for everyone. I recommend taking a Kickboxing class.

i've tried everywhere on the south shore and this is by far the best fitness club around. clean, good customer base, very helpful staff and many resources. my family are all members.

I've been dropping into a lot of cardio and round robin tennis classes at Weymouth Club. They are so easy for last minute workouts. Also the tennis clinics have been a real help in improving my strokes. I would highly recommend this club for anyone serious about improving tennis skills or looking to have fun trying tennis.

This place is awesome! They have everything you could ever want in a gym. Aside from the standard gym equipment they have a huge class schedule. They also have a separate Hot Yoga studio, for an extra charge, but I did a drop in and it was a decent class. The charge was $12 which is probably about the same as a yoga studio I started doing the Gauntlet bootcamp with Meg (which is an extra charge) and I love it. I haven't tried the swim classes but was happy to see a number of auqafit classes. This place is close by and I'm psyched to have so many options close by.

In fact the bathrooms of the gym are not as clean as one would hope, I took pictures over the past week of the urine stains on the tiles of the handicapped bathroom. Same ones still there, a week later... Same with the leaking roof, in winter the melting snow comes in through ceiling tiles and they just put buckets all around the floors. In summer, the air conditioning either acts up, or they don't turn it down to a cool level with the elevated ceiling. It was sweltering there the past two days, very humid and it wasn't even that hot outside yet...On exiting the gym this morning, there were gas flumes in the back hallway where the kids play space opens. As soon as I opened the fire doors the smell was distinct, one of the babysitting ladies was running for a phone, I would have gotten the kids out first. When I went outside, there were some guys with a blow torch right under that overhang (where the owner parks his car), right below the space. I told them there are gas fumes going up to where children are, they just could not have cared less. The attitude...In comparison with other clubs, I know that other camps keep their young campers segregated from Club Member adults by distinct and separate bathrooms, especially for changing into suits and going the bathroom. This one, the little boys change in the men's room in front of naked adult men, as girls do in the women's room. They are not in separate pools or separate times, but mixed with adults who have not passed any Corri tests. Given the changing rooms, closed doors, and shear volume of people, it would be a concern of mine with young children.

The most clean and well run club of its type in this area.