Gold's Gym (Georgetown Park) in Washington, DC, is a well-equipped fitness facility that has been serving the local community with a variety of workout options. While it isn't open 24/7, its operating hours are convenient, running from 5 AM to 11 PM on weekdays and shorter hours on weekends. With a Google score of 3.7, it’s clear that Gold's Gym aims to provide a solid experience for its members.
Gold's Gym (Georgetown Park)
Washington, District of Columbia
3.7
Google Rating
3222 M St NW,
Washington, DC 20007
Washington, DC 20007
Those who choose Gold's Gym Georgetown Park are in for something special. This classic fitness chain has expanded their look and overall offerings through the years—but this specific location in Washington DC takes it further, and we must say it is utterly sublime.
Buried in the basement of the building, designer Max Cuzuc of collectivearchitecture.co envisions a transforming space:
The main design concept combines darker, moodier colors with black steel and warm wood details. To enhance the ambiance, we are incorporating essential lighting and greenery elements to elevate the overall experience
Who knew a gym could be so inviting, modern and warm? The lounge and vibe this design gives off is nothing we've ever seen. (Actually, this is full-on Equinox luxury—at a Gold's Gym!)
Alright—now let's get to business, you ready to workout? Let's dive into what this new 24,000 square foot location opening in Spring 2024 is all about.
- Pristine and fresh equipment. You'll see all the standard stuff: cardio machines, free weights and strength machines. But new is new and that means no dust dirt broken or missing anything.
- We love the upscale infrared sauna, perfect for soothing muscles. Purists may prefer the traditional sauna, but the inclusion of this amenity is welcomed.
- Luxurious locker rooms outfitted with deluxe rain-shower-heads and floating vanities. We know these are "just renderings" but we hope those tufted leather benches are included too.
- The group fitness room is chock full of mirrors amidst classic brick walls. Should be great for high energy "unlimited group exercise classes". We're guessing a certain membership type here would grant that perk.
This is considered a medium sized gym, so there's isn't space for things like a pool, steam room, and whirlpool/hot-tub. Things like basketball, pickleball, squash and racquetball aren't included either. And a potential deal-breaker for parents: no childcare.
Overall, a stunning design rendering for a gym that we hope real life gets to encapsulate. We like the good mix of offerings at this new club in the nation's capital, and we're excited to see it come to life.
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