Equinox Franklin Street

Mitchell Dreyer a month ago

I’ve done a couple training sessions with Wilson and he has gone above and beyond every time. Very educated and clearly cares about his clients getting the results they are looking for. Great dude, highly recommend.

Chris Jeong 4 months ago

Great gym. Never too crowded, very spacious, staff is awesome + held my suitcases at the front desk. The downstairs section is a bit dated but still functional.

Merv R 6 months ago

I recently took two Classical Pilates sessions with Cara, and they were fantastic. Not only did she guide me through the exercises, but she also explained why I struggle with certain movements—especially flexion—which gave me several real “aha” moments. She caught and corrected small details that made a huge difference in how I moved and engaged my core. One of the sessions was on the spine corrector, and I was amazed at how much more challenging the exercises became and how deeply they worked my core. I truly love Classical Pilates, especially the archived, traditional movements, and Cara delivered that experience beautifully. Her teaching helped me deepen my understanding of the work and my own body. I would absolutely take her sessions again when my schedule allows.

Billy Fairweather 11 months ago

If you’re looking to spend money on Equinox, I think this is the best one in Boston. Two full gym floors and two full treadmill areas provide plenty of space to get a work out in at any time of day. The dry sauna is small and the steam could be cleaner/nicer but other equinoxes dont offer both. I enjoy being a member here.

Michael Trotsky a year ago

This is not what you would expect from a high end Equinox fitness club. Not worth the money or the aggravation. The lockers seldom work and are in a constant state of disrepair; it is easy to get locked out of your own locker. Management has known about this for years. Also, the maintenance of the floor equipment is very poor and no staff ever walks around the floors to make sure things are operating as they should be. Staff only stay upstairs behind the desk or in their offices and work to sign up new people. Beware.