Anytime Fitness

Weights are old and often broken, they never repair them,. They painted facility and re-​did the entry to get themselves new members but raised the membership over renovation! No new group classes like most gyms all have pound or barre or the trampoline jumping classes even many of the Anytime fitness throughout the US, but not this one, they are still doing Zumba :(I definitely would not recommend this gym

Good fitness place. Since it is open 24 hours, you can’t use the excuse you were going to go, but the gym was closed.
Depending on your schedule, there is some difficulty using the free trial memberships offered on the web-​site, or joining the club as their «staffed» hours are somewhat limited, and they are not always there during those hours. The «staffed» hours are when you have the owners there available to help people join, etc. Independent of those staffed hours you have various trainers present doing one-​on-​one training, teaching classes, etc., but the trainers don’t sign people up for memberships.
Once you join, you get a key fob that lets you into the gym 24/​7, and after a month you can get into any other Anytime Fitness. That is convenient if you travel as there are a lot of Anytime Fitness. The Grafton facility has great classes taught by different trainers (not «staff»). Classes start as early as 5:30 am so you can go before work, as well as classes during the day and at night. Spin classes, various group work out classes, yoga, etc. You do have to pay extra for classes, either $ 5/​class or $ 25/​month for unlimited classes. The classes are well worth it, as you get a great, quick, intense workout.
Complaints: (1) They are often out of supplies like paper towels in the bathrooms, wipes for cleaning equipment, etc., (2) I think this is the first gym I’ve been to that didn’t have a drinking fountain. Only a machine to buy bottled drinks or the Stop & Shop next door.

I was interested in signing up for a membership. They were rude and couldn’t be bothered… so neither could I.

Anytime lets you work out 24 hours a day if that’s your thing.
Upside —
Clean facility
Patrons seem to all clean up behind themselves after use of equipment
Affordable — 39 a month
Downside —
Small
People working here are often not available at all as they are off the premises or are not available because because they are in an aerobics class
Not enough equipment imo… could use more bikes and eliptical machines as these are clearly the most popular items in the gym.
Affordable as mentioned above but… they hit you with a join fee… 60 something I think and you can only join in 12 or 18 month increments. Not sure if membership can be frozen.
Was rushed through the joining part and didn’t ask many questions cuz said employee had been in a aerobics class and I didn’t want to be sweat upon.