Siclo has good classes and good instructors. Be aware of their billing practices-- if you get a…read moremonthly membership, they'll charge your card for the second month, without notification, and they will not reverse those charges under any circumstance.

Got to take two cycle classes here while on vacation in Mexico City and completely fell in love!…read moreThey have different types of classes, strength, boxing, Pilates etc. I downloaded the app before coming to Mexico City and you're able to see everything offered. The cycle classes are very much the same as SoulCycle. The classes are in Spanish but if you don't speak it just let the front desk know and the instructor will also give instructions in English. I had Claudia and Torres and my instructors and they were both amazing! Super energetic and classes were difficult but that makes them challenging and super worth it. I know some people feel a certain way about working out on vacation but in a place like Mexico City where you eat 10 times a day, I HIGHLY recommend Síclo to even things out!

I got a week-long membership for my vacation at the location in Roma. The middle-aged employee with…read morebleached blonde hair who works at 6am charged me twice for a scoop of protein powder and creatine she sold me, saying that she hadn't charged me initially even though my credit card statement showed duplicate charges for the same amount. If you're remotely foreign-looking just keep in mind that the employees are going to make their shitty life circumstances your problem and will try to rip you off. Besides that, the equipment is outdated and the space is really cramped- you will not be able to do any exercise that requires you to extend your body.

I really like these gyms for the most part. They have the kind of energy where you get a good work…read moreout and it has everything you need to workout hard. However some (of course not all) of the members there are extremely rude and lacking in workout etiquette. I'll give two examples. Exhibit a) Today I was working out (not on this location. They have several locations) and i was about to use an empty leg press. There was a woman right next to the machine (not on it) doing standing donkey back kicks (for your gluteus) however if one was to use the empty leg press machine she would kick you right in the head. All she had to do is move 2 inches to the left and she would not be kicking right into the leg press machine. I made her aware that she could kick me or anyone using the machine in the head. She got extremely angry that I said that. She even went to complain at the front desk. That is crazy!. When I workout I am AWARE of my surroundings and know I am not the only one in the gym. I would never not notice that my movement may hit someone accidentally. Its pure common sense and its being CONSIDERATE of others. How this woman felt that I was in the wrong its crazy. Exhibit b) People do tri-sets all the time and refuse to let you use any of the 3 machines they are using. If you try to get to use one they will just say NO I am using the 3 of them. They text while they workout and literally sit on the machines to text. Also they use the machines to set their drink and use another machine leaving their drink in another machine unattended. It just seems like they lack an awareness of their space and the people around them and they lack consideration for the other members. I could give other examples like doing abs under the smith machine not letting anyone use the smith machine for what is intended to be use for until they are done using the space under it..?!... Again lack of consideration and common sense. There is an area specifically to do abs.. The thoughtlessness from some of the members can NOT be blamed on management because these self-entitle actions is something a person learns as a child or not. You would think anyone knows the gym's apparatus are not coffee tables or furniture to put your stuff on but machines someone else may want to use and pays for using. So not setting your drink on them while you wonder around the gym is something you do not need a manager to tell you. Also being careful to not possibly cause an accident would be a "given". But apparently not. Other than that these are nice gyms.

WARNING: This gym keeps your credit card information long after you leave it, and then processes…read moremore payments. They then refuse to reimburse or act like it's your bank's fault. In addition to this, 1/3 of the equipment is always out of order and the managers have no idea how to solve problems. Avoid at all costs, there are many gyms in the area that don't steal from customer PINCHES RATEROS DESCARADOS

Quite a nice gym. Was visiting CDMX for only a week and dropped in here. Was 200 pesos per day. Bit…read moremore than I thought it would be (for Mexico) but very nice large gym. No paperwork either for the drop in which is always nice.

I went several days to this gym for the 2 weeks that I was in CDMX. The entry to the gym for a day…read morepass is a little clunky via the machine but once you get the hang of it you can get through it all pretty quickly. 99 pesos for a day pass. Upstairs has the locker rooms and a place to workout with matts. Downstairs is weights and cardio machines. Even in busy times, I felt like the gym was manageable and clean. What I like about gyms in Mexico is that the trainers actually walk around and help you with exercises. I also worked out with a personal trainer here, Alex, who was very kind despite my not super great Spanish. Great workouts with him and highly recommend.

They were extremely disorganized, not accommodating, and wanted me to leave my bag unattended. The…read morestaff was rude and the gym was a lower end gym. Crowded and the amenities were atrocious.

From the owner: Yoga en Polanco adaptada a tu cuerpo, clases personalizadas, todos los niveles, adultos, niños,…read moremeditación, terapéutica, vinyasa, hatha,