Hone Fitness

How long can things remain broken and left unfixed at this gym?Nothing gets fixed in time, the hand dryer in washroom has been broken for months, is this gym really this poor to replace one small hand dryer? does that even meet regulation requirement when there is not even any paper towels?! Not to mention how disgusting the whole washroom area is.So many equipments broken and pieces missing.Why does it only open till 6pm during the weekend? Are we still in pandemic or what?Truly one of the worst gym I have ever been

Great gym on Yonge just south of Bloor. 2 floors and huge! They've got plenty of cardio machines, assisted weight machines, free weights, and even a great training section with ropes and TRX. They have multiple locations. And their purpose is simple. They deliver everything without the fluff. Memberships are only $15 bi-weekly. And you can cancel anytime. It really can't get any less expensive than that. They charge so little because their facilities are basic. But if your purpose is to workout. You found the right spot. It's not about atmosphere, they don't have classes or a class schedule, no one barely uses the showers. It's more of an in-and-out kind of place. Did I mention they have stand up tanning machines? And tanning is free with your membership? It's a no-brainer! Don't forget to grab a smoothie at the gym exit from the nutrition bar that's connected to the gym!

This was a good gym that I enjoyed going to, but the cancellation prices are extremely predatory and unethical.If I wanted to cancel my subscription, I had to give 45 days notice (during which I would be paying the subscription fee) and I would have to be charged an additional $50 + tax to cancel.There is no other word than predatory for this kind of behavior, and people should know.

The Good: Low price and a good location for a gym. Lots of equipment and space. Better than Planet Fitness.The Bad: Often crowded at busy times (to be expected), Very few people follow decent gym etiquette and return their weights. I often spend more time trying to find the plates I need. Equipment has been removed since I have started. There used to be a large pullup rack that was great, but now it is gone. They used to have extensive resistance bands, but those have disappeared. A squat rack was recently removed and replaced with a freakin' Smith Machine! They need more squat racks not less and replacing a squat rack with a Smith machine is a crime against nature. There really should be more weights and some of the plates have even been broken but were never replaced.The Ugly: There are leaks in the ceiling that sometime results in a squat rack being 'out of order while some buckets get placed. Talk to the landlord.I think more squat racks

Overall a very good gym at a reasonable fee. An excellent assortment of equipment and you generally don't have to wait for cardio machines (unlike the YMCA on Grosvenor.) Two minor quibbles: the gym is a bit warm and could stand the a.c. on a bit more/cooler, and the hand dryer in the men's change room is basically useless. People end up using toilet paper from the closest stall to dry their hands, then clog the same toilet to discard it. Again, minor concerns but easy fixes.

Great local chain of 6 gyms throughout downtown Toronto. Really nice, friendly staff. They are often open with reduced hours during holidays like Christmas week. There's onsite fitness instructors, a smoothie bar, and free tanning booths. You sign up and get a barcoded keyfob to enter. Bring your own lock for the lockers!

This place started scamming people during the pandemic to make extra money. They quietly changed the rules so that anyone who put their account on hold at the front desk was required to pay for every month they were gone once they returned. Skeezy and dishonest.

I did two sessions here and through ClassPass, and after reading some of the google reviews I was a tad concerned, but honestly compared to a couple of the gyms I’ve been to in Canada, this one was actually really good. A huge array of equipment, the space is huge, there are multiple spacious areas to perform different types of exercise and at the times I went (6am and 8am) the gym wasn’t at all busy.The main issues I found (which others have highlighted) are the general condition of the padding on some of the equipment, plus the numbering has also been removed from some of the cable machines. Secondly, there is literally no order to the dumbbells. I would have to say this is probably one of the worst gyms I’ve been to in terms of dumbbell organisation. There’s no clear labelling on the racks, so I think this is a contributing factor.

You definitely get what you pay for. This is a no bells and whistles gym. It's very open and spacious. It's very inclusive; all body types, varied nationalities. The crowd should not intimidate anyone who isn't a frequent gym goer. Pretty quite in the morning and daytime. There aren't many or any group classes. I've seen a sign advertising group space but I've never seen one. It's relatively clean but this isn't Goodlife where there is continuous and visible cleaners and supplies being restocked. But you aren't paying Goodlife fees, either. It should open earlier on weekends and stay open later during the week.