Princeton Club - East

Very nice gym Clean and bright. Very open new equipment is constantly cycling in for users! Matrix , Hammer Strength, etc. photo is 2026 layout 🙂

Our family loves the Princeton Club. It’s always clean, organized, and has such a good atmosphere. The staff is friendly and helpful every time I’m there. Shoutout to Sarah for helping me with so much - it makes the whole experience even better. Highly recommend!

I signed up through the website. Called to set up a time to come in and talk with a membership consultant. I get here the person has left. Okay fine. I finish the membership setup over the phone and was told to come in and get my welcome packet I have came twice now and have been turned away because noone has made it. They can see I am a remember though. Very disappointed

I absolutely love the Princeton club. I've been able to use all the amenities to keep my body, healthy, and rehab from a motorcycle injury. The steam room and sauna and bathrooms are always clean. I appreciate the staff who keeps the facilities.

I LOVE THE GYM . I love the sense of community there is at this gym, everyone feels like a team, my dad has been taking me here even when I was in the kids club. I got a membership as soon as I turned 12 and this month is my one year anniversary!! my favorite gym. another note is you can join free classes like pilates or yoga and I appreciate that!!🔥🔥🔥

Open 24/7, clean, great equipment, variety of amenities including hot tub, steam room, & sauna, helpful and friendly staff.

I had a very disappointing experience at this location as a member of more than 5 years. After picking up my son from Kids Club, we briefly stepped onto the track for a short race before exiting. A front desk attendant demanded we leave, claiming we were breaking a rule. To my understanding, the rule applies to children using equipment—not simply being in the building with their parents. We acknowledged her and were already leaving, yet she stood beside us and refused to give us space until we exited, speaking in a condescending tone as if we didn’t belong there. The treatment was unnecessary, disrespectful, and not what I expect as a paying member. This experience has influenced my decision not to renew my soon expiring membership. Edited with Response: Your response reflects a pattern I’ve seen in other reviews of yours: instead of addressing the customer service issue raised, the focus shifts to assigning negative behavior to the member.The situation was straightforward. I acknowledged the rule, confirmed we were leaving, and asked for space. The staff member chose to stand beside us, speak condescendingly, and insist on seeing us out of the building like thieves. That conduct is the concern, and it remains unaddressed. If what you consider "aggressive" is a long‑time member setting a boundary after being spoken to in a condescending way, that says more about the culture you’re defending than about my conduct. Recasting a customer’s boundary as "aggression" is a convenient way to avoid accountability. It may protect an internal narrative, but it doesn’t improve service or trust. My decision not to renew was already made based on this experience. Thank you for processing the cancellation.