Rusty
Solid gym with an impressive range and variety of equipment, though peak hours can be frustrating due to limited dumbbells and units of popular machines like the Smith Machine, T-bar row, and Leg Press.
It is a busy gym and the crowd seems to be a younger demographic with a heavy "fitness blogger" vibe - I've never seen so many self-obsessed posers and bloggers with some people walking around staunch after a lift, or dropping weights and looking around to see if people saw their lift, though members seem to be genuinely friendly, helpful, and have good etiquette with re-racking weights and equipment.
Facility cleanliness is pretty good, the on-site café serves quality food/drinks, and has a good selection of essential supplements. The facility also features a small dry sauna with part of the basic membership, although it only comfortably houses 3 people, it really is a bonus when it's available.
Sales staff can be slightly pushy, although may be accommodating at times. You need to read the wording in the contracts, especially when a deal comes up because it is often tied in with some long term lock in. Membership is on the pricier side, but the equipment variety and upkeep explain the cost.