Lifetime Athletic - Peach Tree Corners

*UPDATE: the general manager gave me a call and we had a productive conversation. I visited the Lifetime Peachtree Corners location for the first time and was extremely disappointed. The gym looked more like a construction site than a fitness center, with tarps and equipment scattered around. I asked the front desk if the gym was open, and she simply told me to go past the tarps—no mention that the treadmill area was closed. I started my run, and within a minute, a staff member approached me asking if I was a member. That was an odd and frustrating way to start a conversation, especially since I clearly had access to the facility. He then informed me the treadmill area was closed due to work being done, though there were only a few men sitting on massage chairs and one adjusting a light fixture. The treadmills were fully set up and didn’t appear to be under construction. He said only the weight room was open, which was in complete disarray—dismantled equipment and several workers moving around. There were no signs, no updates on the website, and clearly no communication to the front desk staff about what was actually accessible. The website only stated that the gym would be closed on Thursday for updates, but it’s Tuesday. I had carefully planned a break in my workday to get a quick workout in, and instead I wasted my time. For the amount I pay monthly for a family membership, this experience was unacceptable. Lifetime needs to do better with communication and transparency.

DREADFUL!!!! Lifetime Peachtree Corners is a very poorly run facility. The staff treat customers like dirt. The manager Dillon behaves as if he owns the entire franchise - do not bother talking to him, he will ignore you. The membership dues increase sharply on a regular basis with zero added benefits. The gym area is smaller than that at any standard Lifetime facility. You cannot reserve an indoor court for tennis or anything else but there are often courts standing empty. The cafeteria staff are slower than molasses with preparing food. The shower soap dispensers are ridiculously high at almost 6 feet - which brain trust came up with that idea? Isn't that discriminatory against short people? Also, they dropped the water pressure and temperature in the showers to save bucks. What a scam. Even though they have a crappy, often dirty outdoor pool they have no costume drying device at this facility. The other Lifetime gyms do. I would also not drink any water from the big green water bins that they have everywhere. That water tastes metallic when it warms up because they are probably taking it directly from very old municipal faucets. Yes, it is tap water. This Lifetime has a weird, non-intuitive layout and only a fraction of the exercise facilities offered elsewhere. But they do have lots of tennis courts and pickleball courts. Be very careful of the open play sessions. The organization of which is dreadful. You will find absolute noobs intermixed with 4.5+ players. It is a very unpleasant, unfriendly and rude environment to play in. At $219 per month per person Lifetime is certainly, by far, the most expensive large-scale gym operation in the USA. Look elsewhere for better treatment and value for money.

Our family loves this place. It has a sports club resort feel that is immediately calming once you drive onto the somewhat hidden campus. It offers a large amount of well maintained indoor and outdoor pickleball and tennis courts. My son and I started playing pickleball here and it's very easy to have a private game or participate in open play with all skill levels. This facility recently invested in an extensive remodel and they did a fantastic job of expanding the gym and updating all areas. The grounds are beautiful and the staff is always lovely and willing to help. Membership seems expensive on its face but considering the entire package, we think it is a steal.

RUDE!!!!!!!!!! Staffs at Peachtree Corners Most of the staff at Life Time Peachtree Corners are friendly and professional, but my experiences with pickleball Joshua, pickleball Maria, and a lady named Jael have been consistently negative. They’ve come across as rude and condescending, treating members as if they’re beneath them. What’s worse, when I raised the issue with the general manager, he showed little concern or willingness to address it. The lack of accountability is troubling, and the atmosphere created by this group feels more intimidating than welcoming. As a paying member, I expect respectful treatment and a positive environment. I won't come there again unless those people are gone.

Shame on the management, wasting a sensational tennis court stadium, converted to 4 EMPTY pickleball courts. lot's of missed opportunities, always trying to reserve indoor courts but they're fully booked, when in reality they're empty, i have pointed this out in person but no one cares. We can't bring guests to play league matches, we only have up to 4 guest pases and limited to 90 day visit for the same person.