Overall it is a nice gym. I was going to planet fitness before, but this is a step up having free weights and squat racks. It was never too busy, so I was always able to get a workout in. The equipment is a little outdated but fine. My main negative point was the bathrooms, especially the showers are pretty gross. Other than that, it is a decent value for $30 a month.

TL;DR: Please be wary of a $200 cancellation fee and arguably deceptive/predatory/aggressive tactics from this gym. The process for signing up for the gym membership was unnecessarily confusing and I didn't understand it at the time, but now I think I know why PH does it this way. I attempted to cancel my membership after several months and was told that I would need to pay a $200 cancellation fee to do so -- a fee that had not been communicated to me at any time during sign up. This is after I've already paid $150 in up-front fees, and ~$30 monthly, totaling >$300 in membership fees from May to October. Does $500 for less than 6 months of membership (sparingly used at that) sound like a good deal to you? The PH owner, Hunter, pointed to some obscure fine-print language in the contract (excerpt attached) to show why I am obligated to pay the cancellation fee. I expressed that (1) I disagreed with the plain meaning of said contract language; (2) I considered the cancellation fee and surrounding circumstances to be a predatory business practice; and (3), if left with no other recourse, I would exercise my (very limited) consumer rights by leaving a review on Google/Yelp among other things (such as reporting to BBB and disputing the cancellation fee in Michigan small claims). Hunter responded by threatening me with a libel suit. How dare I exercise my rights as a consumer! But I refuse to be intimidated or fall prey to corporate bullying. I don't even pretend to care about the $200 at this point; I do care about the GH community falling victim to the same trap. I am speaking up on principle -- so that other GH locals do not repeat my mistakes.I sincerely warn all GH locals against PH's arguably predatory membership/cancellation practices, and I hope you will thoroughly consider the implications of signing any contract with them. If you look at the other Google reviews, you'll see several other ex-PH members voicing similarly negative experiences regarding cancellation/fine print of the contract -- and I'm sure the total number is far greater than the vocal minority leaving reviews on the internet (especially considering that PH has shown its willingness to threaten defamation a lawsuit against a dissatisfied customer to keep them from speaking up). I think everyone can agree, from a consumer's perspective: (1) "hidden" cancellation fees are unfair and deceptive and (2) a corporate entity threatening a local consumer with a libel suit as part of a good-faith contract dispute is grossly over-the-top and aggressive. I encourage PH to rethink its approach. Please draw your own conclusions. This review reflects my personal experience and opinions based on the events as I understood them. It is intended for informational purposes only. I have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of my statements, and nothing in this review is meant to be false, misleading, or defamatory.

Best gym I’ve been too been going consistently for about 2 months now it’s the perfect amount of space and friendly people