Suffolk University Regan Gymnasium is a fitness facility located at 148 Cambridge St, Boston, MA 02114, USA.
Google reviewers rate it 4.3 out of 5 across 15 reviews.
Membership prices and class timetables change more often than equipment does, so confirm them with Suffolk University Regan Gymnasium directly before your first visit. The website is linked on this page.
Well equipped and very spacious
Great facility with professional staff!
Suffolk University gym that requires student identification for access, newly redesigned
First time to this gym. Was in the basement of an old building. 3 flights down from the locker room so you have to climb 3 flights of stairs before/during/and after games. Gym fits like 30 spectators and there is only about 6 feet from the lines on the court to a wall. I get nostalgia, but it's a little rediculous; pun intended.
Missing standard gym equipment. Dumbbells go to 70lbs only. Only one cable machine with very limited options. No bands or any type of training equipment at all. Hours are short and closed for every type of holiday. Hours it is supposed to be open doesn't hold true many times. Have gone at open time (6am) and have had to wait almost 2 hours, several times, before the students in charge of opening showed up. For the tuition that students pay and the money donated for these facilities, it seems that none of the value has transferred at all to this gym. Suffolk university even fails to keep the 2 water fountains here operational. As an avid gym goer, very disappointed to say the least. Would not reccomend.
Suffolk University Regan Gymnasium holds 4.3 out of 5 across 15 Google reviews. Read a few of them rather than the average alone, since a single score hides whether people are praising the equipment or the staff.
Suffolk University Regan Gymnasium is at 148 Cambridge St, Boston, MA 02114, USA. The map on this page opens directions in your own maps app.
You can reach Suffolk University Regan Gymnasium through its own website, linked at the top of this page. Membership prices change often and are rarely published in full, so asking directly beats trusting any figure you find elsewhere.
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