Q: positive

A: Have you ever said to yourself, "I really need to work out but I hate going to my gym. It's too crowded, I don't like the other people there, the amenities suck, it smells weird" and on...and on...and on? Don't lie, 95% of us have been there and said that. One main reason I love this place: they cap their membership here so they will never be overcrowded, and regardless of the time of day that you come here, it never feels or looks packed. Tons of amenities like new treadmills, bikes, and ellipticals. Free weights and machines are upstairs with a track that wraps around the upper balcony looking down onto the basketball courts. Plus, lots of class options like yoga, spin, pilates, crossfit, and personal training. They keep the place spotless, and the locker rooms are huge. They feature a jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and towel service. Outside they have a heated lap pool for all the swimmers out there, or for anyone who just wants to lay in the sun and catch some rays. Other benefits include a full service hair salon, massage and spa services, onsite chiropractic, and the Atrium Cafe which serves up some tasty food and smoothies if you need something to boost that blood sugar before or after a gym session. Need I say more? This place is awesome, end of story.

Q: positive

A: I went here with some trepidation based on Yelp reviews about "hard sell" sales tactics. (Hate that). But my shoulder was killing me and they were close, open early and had an intro "deal". 90 minute massage for $57. In short, I was pleased and surprised with the quality of the massage AND the complete lack of sales pressure. The desk folks were pleasant, professional and accommodating and "Robin", my assigned masseuse, was wonderful. I've probably had 25-30 massages and I'd put this one in the top 5. She actually listened to what I wanted done and did it. She was efficient, professional and spoke only when spoken to or when necessary to ask me to turn over, etc. Perfect. She expertly isolated my problem muscles and worked on them but also did a full body massage. At the end of the 90 minutes, I felt myself getting tense again, anticipating the "hard sell" at check out at the front desk and it didn't happen! Again, they were professional, friendly and non-pushy. I even paid and tipped in cash because, based on reviews here, I didn't want them to have my credit card. They had no problem with that, offered me a membership after a very brief explanation of it but when I said "no, thank you", they just give me the brochure and wished me a pleasant day. Very appropriate. Overall good experience. I can only assume that maybe management read the trend of the reviews here and elsewhere and cleaned up their act or else I just got lucky but based on my experience, I'll certainly go back.

Q: negative

A: Went on a Friday night. I really must be getting old and behind the times because I have no idea what the hype is about this club. The music is horrible - at one point, I was just looking out onto the dance floor, which was packed, and no one was dancing for at least a few songs!! I mean....how boring is that?! Luckily, I was staying at MGM and got in for free that night. Thank goodness I didn't pay the $30 cover they were charging for non-hotel guests.

Q: positive

A:
Totally agree with the rest of rev-s. Atmosphere is probably not the best (in terms of ambiance) but food is a great and worth the money spent. I often get their $3 sandwiches when I go skiing or hiking.