Hudson Yards Fitness Club - Equinox (2024)

FAQs

Can anyone go to the Equinox Hudson Yards? ›

Equinox Hudson Yards members can bring a non-Equinox member guest with them for a charge of $75. Guest passes can be purchased at the Front Desk. Guests will be required to present proper photo identification, and sign a Guest Waiver for entry.

Equinox Members with Select or All-Access memberships interested in experiencing Après Equinox can purchase a Day Pass to Hudson Yards for $35. Equinox Hudson Yards members can bring a non-equinox member guest with them for a charge of $50. Guest passes can be purchased at the Front Desk.

At Equinox Hudson Yards, unlocking your potential takes center stage. With unparalleled views of Vessel and the Hudson River seen through floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the strength and cardio floors — you've never worked out like this before.

If you want to get in some laps, push your performance in our 25-yard Indoor Saltwater Lap pool, recharge in the hot and cold Plunge Pools, or simply wind down after a workout.

CLUB FEATURES

The Equinox Printing House club in Hudson Square offers high-end amenities including a Rooftop Pool, Sundeck, Yoga Studio, Barre Studio, Pilates Studio, Cycling Studio, steam rooms, and locker rooms with laundry service.

Edge is the highest sky deck in the Western Hemisphere located at 30 Hudson Yards, with a one-of-a-kind design, it's suspended in mid-air, giving you the feeling of floating in the sky with 360-degree views you can't get anywhere else.

The price of all these workout classes are INCLUDED in your membership, so they are all “free”. Workout classes in NYC are typically around $25–35 per session, so this makes the Equinox membership very appealing to someone who enjoys going to these classes.

You may cancel in club with a club manager, via registered or certified mail, or via email at Cancellations@Equinox.com. However, if you are going on an extended vacation or unable to use the club for a brief period, we recommend that you freeze your membership, instead of cancelling.

Equinox Holdings, Inc. Equinox Group also has a digital platform, the Equinox+ App, that provides access to digital classes. Equinox is owned by a group of investors including Harvey Spevak, executive chairman and managing partner, as well as principals of The Related Companies.

Home to our original flagship, Equinox stands out among gyms in New York City and the greater metropolitan area, boasting a stunning portfolio of 41 unique locations. Each club is a reflection of its surroundings, as well as a peaceful sanctuary from the chaos outside.

How big is Equinox Hudson Yards? ›

MOVEMENT. POWER. REGENERATION. As part of your stay you'll have complimentary access to the 60,000 square foot flagship Equinox Fitness Club which features expansive strength + cardio floors overlooking the Hudson River as well as Personal Training and Private Pilates sessions, upon request.

Overview of Equinox

Renowned for its high-end gym experience, an Equinox membership grants you access to a variety of group fitness classes, advanced workout equipment, and luxurious facilities. The price of membership reflects the quality and exclusivity of the Equinox brand.

Equinox Hudson Yards is open only to Select Hudson Yards, Destination Access, and E by Equinox Access members. Bathing suits are required, and you must shower before entering the pool.

Destination Membership Worldwide Access ($405): Since we know you're wondering: the only available membership option that includes the E Clubs, Hudson Yards, and Century City locations is $405 a month. This membership also comes with access to all Equinox clubs worldwide.

Weekend Hours: Fri-Sun (indoor) 7am-9pm, Fri-Sun (outdoor) 8am-8pm, wow: Hudson Yards Equinox has both a hot tub / jacuzzi (with jets) and also a cold plunge pool. March 2022 update: the pool is open.

The Shops at Hudson Yards are open for indoor shopping. Additionally, over 20 stores are still offering curbside pick-up and select restaurants are open for outdoor dining, take out, and delivery.

The Vessel, a massive interactive sculpture that cost an estimated $200 million, opened in 2019. The honeycomb-esque structure is the centerpiece of Hudson Yards but closed to the public in 2021. While visitors can't climb on it like they used to, they can still admire it from the outside.

The Vessel is a 150-foot-tall climbable sculpture in New York City's new $25 billion Hudson Yards neighborhood, which is now the city's priciest neighborhood. The sculpture cost an estimated $200 million to build and features 154 interconnected staircases, nearly 2,500 steps, and 80 landings.

Tickets start at $185 per person. Reserve your tickets on the City Climb website as soon as you know your dates of travel because these will sell out fast! The ticket price also includes a visit to the Edge sky deck, which you will visit after the City Climb experience.