Reviews of Downtown Branch YMCA. (Association) in Seattle (Washington).

Downtown Branch YMCA

283 Reviews

9 Comments

Association

Non-profit organization

909 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104, United States

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Information of Downtown Branch YMCA, Association in Seattle (Washington)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Downtown Branch YMCA

Sunday

Closed

Monday

6 am–8 pm

Tuesday

6 am–8 pm

Wednesday

6 am–8 pm

Thursday

6 am–8 pm

Friday

6 am–8 pm

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Downtown Branch YMCA

Alexander Lemus (Hosmalex)

In my personal opinion is a good place, and the staff are very polite, although is a old place, the swimming pool and the gym is kept in good condition.

ARCHIE/PSA

My favorite ymca branch in all of the greater Seattle area, I wish it was open on weekends! The best locker rooms w/fantastic sauna, steam room, and hot tub. Nice facilities that are rarely crowded. Nice staff.

Michael Perkins

I really enjoy this gym. They have a pool, hot tubs in the locker rooms as well as wet saunas, and it is laid out really well. It's also fairly inexpensive!

Jad Jackson

My first trip to Seattle and we got 3 free days at the Y. The people at the front were very kind and accommodating and my experience those 3 days was great. The gym has everything you could need. I especially enjoyed using the sauna, steam room, and hot tub they have in the lockerroom.

Sue Goodwin

Great place to workout downtown. Tough to park and you need to pay, but if you live or work downtown, good to go!

Pratik Shah

There's a pool somewhere in there, so the whole place is very humid, but not well ventilated. It felt very hot in there. The gym is nice with a lot of good equipment and even a short walking track. They have two racquetball courts, and they were not bad. They can be converted to squash courts, but it also meant that the backwall was bout completely flat. And again, no vents in there (or at least the air was not on). I think I'll stick with LA Fitness for racquetball.