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.

Kickass workout! Was in town from California and it was nonstop interval training! Felt like I…read moreaccomplished something!!!

It used to be a great place. I started coming to the gym in 2015. This was one of the best…read moreamenities in the neighbourhood. Today out of the blue Oscar, the manager, was rude to me for complaining about a manager and a kid playing football (!) in the yoga area, where a pregnant woman was doing her exercises. Why? Do not ten years of loyalty mean nothing to them?

Visiting friends in the ROMA/CONDESA for a few weeks and this was the closest gym to my airbnb,…read moredon't recommend it unless you don't mind rude/pervy staff (the trainers/manager had wandering eyes and gave me the heebie-jeebies) ,dirty premises and a chaotic floor, nobody picked up their weights, people were talking on their phones while sitting on the machines, that sort of thing. For a few days it was ok if a bit expensive, not sure if there are better options around.

I signed-up for this gym this morning and it os the forst time that I had ever been to this…read morelocation. I was a member previously at theor gym in centro, and I had a prettybdecent experience then. They have improved their sign-up proceedure and its much more streamlined now. This gym seems to be larger then the one I was at previously, and I notoced three trainers helping some ofbtue members while I was their. Mynroutine is very straightforward, and I only stick with four of the the workout machines. The first thing that I use is the treadmill. I'm good for about fifteen minutes running on that. Then I rotate to do four sets of thr chest press machine, arms and biceps, amd finally abdominales. I likebtue fact that their equipment is modern and up-to-date, which is not always the case at some independent gyms in the area.

They need to get free wifi tho and fix some cardio machines but beside of that ... Great gym!read more

Great workout tonight! Even with a language barrier the instruction was excellent and the…read moreparticipants made me feel at home. This is the third time I have visited and I always feel welcome. Great Jiu-Jitsu, great location, great culture.

I've been all over Mexico and this is BY FAR THE BEST ACADEMY to learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA…read more They've got the best trainers and coaches, headed up by Professor Mario Delgado, a legend on the Mexican Mixed Martial Arts scene. I can't recommend this place enough. Try a class...trust me you'll be hooked.

After a day of walking around downtown, decided to hit the weights. I was happy to find this place!…read more Thank god I brought my gym gear. The gym is in an old bank - even has some really neat bank features, like an old vault made New York Vault Company. For Anglophones, m = mujeres; h = hombres. Could have made that mistake if it wasn't for the really nice counter/reception attendant who walked me past the women's locker room and pointed up the stairs where I would find the men's locker room. It's nice enough with several shower stalls and toilets. Stalls are opaque glass for privacy. Lockers for rent for $20mex. The day pass cost $105mex which is cheaper than most US gyms of the same quality. Gym is stocked with traditional gym equipment: treadmills, bikes, universal machines, dumbbells, barbells. They have a full range available. Upstairs they have two studios - I didn't use either. But I saw a schedule of classes ranging from aerobics to military style conditioning. One studio has cool cross for ropes and rings. I was impressed, even wished I had some trainer to teach me stuff. One fitness trainer was super helpful to those that asked for advice. He was super fit and seemed friendly enough. The clientele was about 70:30 men:women more mixed than I'm used to. That was nice. Glad I went. I would definitely go again.

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!