Everett Family YMCA

Went to the Everett Y last night for the first time and it was my last. I really wanted to go to this Y because they have a few more perks than the Y in Marysville but I am sticking to Marysville. The front desk staff were incredibly rude and unprofessional. We were not greeted. At all. The young girl with at the desk seemed very upset that we had to bother her to scan my ID because she snatched my ID card out of my hand and when she was done swiping it she left it on the counter and walked away. There were 4 other people behind the counter doing something productive, besides her. When I was leaving the same young lady was on her phone reading aloud I’m assuming an article. Very very unprofessional. We we’re not even acknowledge as we left. She was far to busy being on her phone.
Go to the Marysville Y! The employees are so nice

Really unfriendly staff.
I had to make a formal complaint to management because the child care staff was extremely rude and unprofessional.
Expensive and not worth it.

I went to a Saturday morning Zumba class with a friend one weekend and thought this gym was not bad for an older gym. The room for the treadmills and elipiticals was small but not cramped. But no doubt that on weekdays all the machines would be taken.
The Zumba class was in a section where there is an upstairs track if you want to go for a run. The locker room was pretty big and clean and the shower area had two saunas. Although the saunas made it very warm in there so you just might end up sweating again.
They have several floors so you will get warmed up a little using the stairs prior to your workout.
There is also have a pool if you want to go swimmimg.
Check in is quick and the staff is friendly. Parking is on the street.

Love this YMCA! Staff is friendly and it is always so clean. LOVE the Sauna, really wish they would put one in the YMCA in Millcreek.

Yeah the building is a little older, but they have a steam room, yes! Getting around the building can be a chore as it has several floors. If you are older it might not be your thing. Jogging on the roof is cool as you get some beautiful views of the sound and mountains. If you are trying to shed some pounds do yourself a favor and join the Y.

New member to Y. This place is the most unfriendly Y we’ve ever been to. No smiles, no greetings, no acknowledgement when you come in. Tall guy with glasses’ face might crack if he chose to smile, I guess. Unless, of course, you are part of the «click» which it is apparent this Y has quite a bunch of.
Don’t know whether we’ll keep going here or try one of the other Y’s around.
Sad, really…

I am a ymca member i always go to ymca monroe. They are very nice and friendly over there but YMCA Everett the employee is very rude i have been there twice but never see him.
My classmate she is nutrition student and she asked me about gym membership she would like to join near her house in Everett so i offer her a pass that i have because i am a ymca member. I decided to go YMCA Everett because my friend want to try if she like will apply membership.
When we went there the employee that man said he cannot allow my friend to use gym because we want to crinimal protection. My friend she bring passport color copy (Not black and white copy) and student ID card that show her photo and name. Credit card that show her photo and name. 3 card that show photos and name.
The employee said we cannot allow her join because he want original passport. The purple invited card does not say that we need to show «» original passport” my friend have 3 things that prove that same name and photos.
1.Passport color copy (Show name and photo)
2.Student ID card ECC (Show name and photo)
3.Credit Card (Show name and photo)
That employee not even look at those documents just said we cannot allow her in because criminal protection.
My friend she is japanese and 29 years old. She is nutrition and she work in the hospital before. She come here for continue Nutrion study. She doesnot look like a criminal.
If that employee have a good «„„„service mind“““» he wouldnot say that.
He will tell us nicely and be gentle man.
If he is a really nice person he will look at 3 ID cards that my friend have and tell her nicely.
This man say for criminal protection 3 – 4 tims over and over again.
I work at a hotel receptionist before i never say such a bad things to customer and i never say some bad service like this in my life.

Ok, so I usually go to the Marysville YMCA but since it was recently being renovated I got a chance to visit the Everett location last week. Overall it’s a nice facility with a couple basketball courts, pools, steam room etc… I enjoyed the fact that it does also offer a steam room with the sauna. However, it’s a really old building and does need a makeover. When I tried playing basketball the court was kind of squishy from old wood beneath the floor. I’d like to see the place get renovated.

I’m a new member of the Y, but I have to say that this is the first time I’ve gone to a gym and not felt really awkward for being less than a body-​builder. The patrons are just normal people. Everyone seems pretty friendly. I’ve found the front desk staff to be really nice and patient with all my questions. I have a lot of them!
The only reasons this isn’t a 5 star review is that 1) they allow swim diapers in the pool. I’m not going to swim in baby excrement, so while I’d love to take advantage of the water exercise classes… no. And 2) the locker room is so freaking humid I can’t get dry after a shower. I’ve given up and just come home to take a shower.
Otherwise, I love the Y. It is quite expensive but there are a ton of classes and everything is free beyond your membership (which is no contract and no joining fee — just a month to month charge.)
I don’t have kids so I can’t review that aspect. I will say that there are a lot of kids there but while I see them walking *through* the gym, they somehow manage to keep them out of the way of what adults are doing. Kudos to them for that. The only time the kids have bothered me is one time I was working out and a little girl walked through multiple times holding a delicious smelling bag of fast food. No fair! (And against the rules but nobody seems to enforce the «no food in the gym» rule.)

I love this place! I have to say that it’s the first «Y» I’ve been to, so I don’t have a standardized perspective. But the staff are friendly and very accommodating, they have a great assortment of classes, and I love that they have a warmer, family pool aside from the big pool and hot tub. Some people don’t care for the age of the building (100 years, or there-​abouts) but I find it charming.

They never have coffee, The people that work there are all young and don’t seem to want to be there. The floor is always wet from dumb kids running around and it ALWAYS smells like mold.
The one in Marysville is way better and cleaner. They also have a room where you can feel weight and a separate room to Run on Treadmills so You don’t have to deal with smelly old men and teenagers thinking they are so hot.

I’ve been going to this YMCA since I was a very small human. It’s a family gym run by some very good people. Judy and Gael are both supportive and wicked funny.
Since I don’t have kids and can’t take advantage of the many youth activities, I use this place just as a gym.
Some major, and mostly recent cons — the front desk staff is not at all friendly anymore. I miss the warm greetings and have-a-nice-day’s. Plus the multiple little notes on all the cardio machines to wipe down and sign up are excruciating.

The building and locker rooms are a bit old. but the employees are friendly and real people go here.

This is a family gym. People join because everyone else is doing it and they hope to run into five of their friends. Everyone in North Everett has a membership so they can carpool the entire block in one mini-​van for a morning workout.
The facility is old and small, but it has everything. It was a pool and separate kiddie pool, lots of racquetball courts, large locker rooms, and lots of classes. They also have childcare and lots of youth activities.
By being a member, I not only get to workout with the rest of the neighborhood, I get to help out the community. And they YMCA makes me feel good!