Club Pilates

Reviews

• KL

  Kristen Lew

  Aug 19, 2026
  5.0
  I love this location. It’s the newest, cleanest, and most spacious! Ally is the best instructor, I follow her to whatever studio she’s teaching at. She’s the best! ❤️❤️
• TB

  Two P's & Calli's Boutique

  Aug 12, 2026
  5.0
  Love love love Ali! She is a rock star instructor. Don’t miss her classes.
• BA

  Beatriz Alcala

  Jul 31, 2026
  5.0
  Absolutely love taking classes at Club Pilates San Marcos! 🌟 Huge shoutout to the amazing instructors here—they do such a fantastic job in every single class. I especially love when instructors take the time to explain what each move actually does for our bodies; sharing that knowledge makes the workout so much more meaningful. Plus, special mention to the instructors with top-tier playlists—the music keeps the energy super high! Having the unlimited membership has been completely worth it. Being able to book classes ahead of time makes staying consistent effortless. Highly recommend joining if you're looking for a great community and knowledgeable team!
• AH

  Allana Hemenway

  Jul 27, 2026
  5.0
  Great staff welcome you and instructors are very knowledgeable and motivational. The facility is super clean. So glad this pilates studio is in San Marcos.
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  Eric Wang

  Jul 13, 2026
  1.0
  Instructor and staff who work for a living were amazing. Overall experience was good until I try to cancel membership due to relocating. Yes in the agreement I sign, there's a mandatory 30-day written notice rule and yes I initialed and signed the agreement. The argument of the manager is that I signed the dotted line, but is it reasonable to waive at least partially prorated amount based on the amount of heads up given to the club? Industry standards or practices vary among businesses and it is their right to design product to maximize the profit. The monthly due is around 200.00 USD, not a small amount and more than 20 days of notice has been given. Yes again, I signed the dotted line, but should you extend some courtesy in this case if you're the business owner? Waived, maybe prorate? No, they don't, they want to hold on to every penny. And looking from a Uniform Commercial Code stand point of view, is the contract fair in this case? Not sure about that.