Life Time — Restaurant in Houston

Been a member of Lifetime for several years with the Galleria Lifetime Tennis location as Lifetime home but with access to most Lifetime locations nationwide. Nine well lighted, clean,and well maintained tennis courts gave me and several fellow refugees from the Houston City Club opportunities to meet up for "dubs with buds" one or two times per week. Indoor, air conditioned, managed access, supplied, supported, provisioned bar and restaurant support served us very well. Professionals were( and are) regularly available for lessons ( small group or individual) or drills.

Lately, one tennis court has been converted to 4 Pickleball courts and they've been opened for play. Again for PB, the courts are well managed for access and play by a group of ( 5-6) of highly skilled/ranked players of the game. They recruit, teach, train, rank, team-up, match-up players and set up group matches, leagues, tournaments and they manage open play sessions which are usually staged by player rating to keep them fun. As a Pickle ball enthusiast, I can now expect to find at least 90 minutes per day 6 days/week of play. Favorites now with the "older guys" sessions a few times per week ( thanks Ben, David), and league play with Trang (she's great at this!) puts me with and against 16 to 20 players on 4 courts for three ( fabulously exhausting) hours.

Great club, well managed. Lots of good people to meet...

Lifetime Galleria has been my lifeline for staying healthy, happy, and active. From pickleball to tennis to the gym, it has remained steadfast in making sure that having fun learning and playing have been important to their members. They maintain friendliness and cleanliness throughout the facility. It all started with tennis many years ago. The pros are knowledgeable and well organized for activities such as lessons, league, charities, and just fun play. I thought my days of playing racquet sports was over when I tore my rotator cuff. Coming back from surgery, tennis was still playable but with limitations of quantity. But what did I find that was fulfilling and keeping me very active…Pickleball! Knowing nothing about the sport, I was quickly drawn into the game. I had to learn it! From the start and with continuing support, Ben and Dave are there to get me going and having fun. It didn’t take long to find my adrenaline and endorphins spiking with the sport. In comes Trang, Mary, Alex and Dylan all there to make my game even better with leagues and additional playing time on the court. But FYI, my fellow pickleballers, and I hope that we are heard, we are needing(!) another day time of organized open play…hmmm, I think Wednesday afternoon looks open!! Thank you for keeping our lives healthy,...

I had a very disturbing experience at Life Time Fitness. While I was working out, someone opened my locker, stole my bag, and left all my other belongings inside. This happened within a few hours, during my time at the gym.

I reported it to Maribel, who is in charge of the women’s locker keys. Her response was deeply disappointing — she told me I could call the police, but that they probably wouldn’t do anything. That kind of comment from someone with access to the locker system made me feel completely unsupported.

The manager on duty offered to check the security cameras the following day, but there was no immediate action, no urgency, and no sense of real accountability.

For a gym that advertises itself as a premium facility, this was a completely unacceptable experience. I left feeling vulnerable, frustrated, and unprotected.

I do not recommend Life Time Fitness if you value your safety, your belongings, or expect to be taken seriously when something like this happens. What happened to me could easily...