LOVE. Using…read moreclasspass I've been able to take flywheel classes in new york and now 1rebel classes in london with the same app I use for cycling and yoga classes back in Wisconsin. I took Sammy's 9:15 am 45 min class and I loved her teaching style! very motivating and positive - she explained everything and the class was very doable. we used weights (provided for part of class too) I wondered what the music would be like & was pleased that it reminded me of my old hed kandi tracks. the studio also has the instructor raised up on a platform and theres colored lights, a fog machine and a screen with pictures behind her. It's really something else! Shoes were included and you can borrow a stainless steel water bottle. There were toiletries provided in the ladies locker room, as well as locking lockers, towels, lots of showers, a aaaand a fridge full of chilled lavender washcloths! The bikes have a flywheel and pretty sure you can hook your phone up if you want to sync what your doing on your bike too your machine. You can also go on their website for the instructors play list. This one is right by Victoria station. Wish we had one of these in the states! I very much enjoyed my class! :)

Love this studio! Went here while I was on vacation, visiting from California and it was so much…read morefun! I took two spin classes and one reformer class three days in a row and enjoyed every class. After I took my first spin class, I raved about it to my BFF about how much fun I had! It took some convincing to get her to join me on my next spin class because she hates cycling (with a passion). But to her surprise, she enjoyed the class so much that she said she would do it again! The class felt like a club with loud music and bright lights! Probably the only club we will go to these days...too old to rage like we used to. It was fun feeling like we were at a club and at the same time sweating and getting a good workout in. I wish they had this studio in San Francisco, miss it already! And the smoothies are good too!!

As I've said before, I've been a member for some time and I love this place. It isn't just the…read morefantastic facilities, or the amazing decor, or the fact that they launder your gym stuff....It may be expensive to join, but I guess you get what you pay for. The decor is second to none, the cafe has an amazing range of great food, and the personal services are just great. I've been doing Intensive Core Pilates now for ages, and also Vinyasa Yoga. I may have Daniel Craig in my class, but it is honestly the best I have ever had. The personal trainers are second to none, and they have a fantastic body area with a great spa - their ultimate indulgance is just amazing. I LOVE THIS PLACE

the best place to work out. and network in London. I have only been a member for 3 months but I am…read morealready spending all my spare time here

My usual workouts are HIIT style and I really enjoyed my Kobox classes. The style and intensity is…read moresimilar to Barry Bootcamp where you alternate between 2 types of exercises. In this case it's being on the punching bags and being on the wall for body circuits. I've taken MK's classes and they're great - good music, energetic and motivational. The facilities are great and clean - large women's locker room with showers, towels and Ren products.

One class in, and I'm addicted. This place is amazing. Fantastic location in the heart of…read moreChelsea, beautiful facilities, friendly staff and most important - great workout. Their space is huge! There are great locker rooms, filled with great products and free lockers. There are 2 boxing rings and one group workout room. The workout room has stations all around the outside wall for "off the bag" sessions and then floating punching bags hanging throughout the middle of the room. They turn the lights down, turn on the black lights and turn up the music. It truly is a night club feel. Similar to Soulcycle. Classes start with an intro to their punch by numbers style, then the remainder of the hour (yes a FULL hour - its great!) you sweat your ass off. I did a full body circuit class, and we alternated from off the bag full body exercises (think burpees, pushups, plate swings, etc) to bag exercises. I work out a lot, and attend a lot of classes, and this was seriously one of the best classes I've ever attended. I've never sweat so much before! The instructor was really motivating and fun. After the class you can grab a protein shake from their bar (you can order before class and they'll have it ready for you). It's pretty pricey, but not more than you'd expect from a boutique gym in London. Their first-timer's pack is an excellent deal at £25 for 2 classes plus a set of wraps that you get to keep. Try it - it's so great!

What an odd morning my Saturday trip to Powerflex Studio made for. I had no idea what to expect. It…read moreis one of those odd gimmicky fitness things that is there, so I must try. Powerflex uses powerplate machines, TRX, kettlebells, and weights to get you into shape. Powerplate machines look like the lovechild between an elliptical and a giant, flat boulder. The main premise is that you stand, plank, step, or lean on the machine while it vibrates really quickly, making your muscles work extra to keep you stabilized. I'm uncoordinated and can tell you that you have no major risk of falling off, at least no more so than on a regular gym machine (I've done it before). The studio itself is somewhat difficult to find. Once you find the door, you need to be buzzed up. The room is small but full of really all the equipment you need to get a great workout. There are only three powerplate machines in there, I believe. I am not sure what the typical sessions look like, but mine was just with one other person and a trainer. It's amazing to get personalized attention and the trainer was friendly and really gave me a great workout. It wasn't the highest intensity cardio, but you will sweat and more weight work can be added to up your burn. I was surprisingly sore the day after, so I'd believe that the whole stabilizing concept works on some level. There was a man there who was rehabbing from an injury who has found it a really great alternative to running or other higher intensity exercise. Definitely check it out if you're looking for something different.

I have been a member of PowerFlex studios since June 2016 and I am totally hooked up to it…read more Excellent and very convenient location just next to London Victoria Station. Great intense full body work out that shows clear results. You can make it as hard or as light as you chose. Instructors pay personalized attention to each of us and they will adapt the exercises to your weak/strong points and your passed injuries. After your first session your body will likely be on pain for 2-3 days, but do not let that put you off. It means it really works and very soon your body will get used and you won't get sore muscles. It is only up to 3 people per session (on some special sessions it may be 4 people). You get very personalized attention by the instructors, who are great, very friendly people. Many of us are regulars, so it feels very familiar. It is really good and worthy, I cannot recommend Power Flex Studios and it's trainers enough.

This is a very friendly gym, the staff are extremely courteous and gym members are made to feel…read morevery welcome

Good facilities clean and as I am staying at an AirBnB enjoyed the flexibility of a £20 day pass…read more Not cheap but a good option if you are in a similar situation.

I got a one-day coupon to come here, and ended up finding a diamond engagement ring in the girl's…read morelocker room. The girl took my number, but never got back to me to buy me the drink she promised. Anyway, the place is not big, but hella lot bigger than first fitness around the corner. It has got a swimming pool, steam room, and sauna in the basement. They offer some swimming lessons for kids. The kids can be annoying at times, but some of the swimming instructors are pretty hot, which attracts lots of mid-aged mums sitting around the pool. I had a great time sweating here, but it's not worth getting the membership. I'd just walk by the gym everyday, and get loads of free one-day coupon.

I Highly recommend, the spa facilities are top notch. I thoroughly enjoyed the hydro pool, the…read morestaff are great as well. It's pricy but really worth it if you value peace, quiet and high end surroundings, without crowds and unsavoury characters. The attention to detail is networthy and Highly appreciated e.g the music in the rooms. I will say that the restaurant is lacking, their high tea is just not as nice as in the lanesborough grill for some reason and they play sports on the tv, either way it's still not a complete train wreck. I will return for a day of pampering soon.

From the owner: Crowned 'Best Spa in London' at the Good Spa Awards 2023, The Lanesborough Club & Spa, at home…read morewhere the prestigious neighborhoods of Knightsbridge and Mayfair meet, is one of London’s most exclusive private members' health clubs and spas, offering members and hotel guests access to internationally recognised experts in the fields of fitness, beauty and mindfullness - with a 360° approach to wellbeing.

We got a complimentary pass for this place during our stay at the Dolphin Square, and I have to say…read moreI was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the facility. The fitness room has a great assortment of weights and machines, the pool is well kept, clean and inviting, and they have other cool features like squash courts, tennis courts, and a sauna. I'm not sure how much gym memberships go for in London, so it's hard to say of it's worth 70 pounds a month. However, if you need a top notch facility in Pimlico, this is the place.

The pool is lovely here but WOW the reception staff are sooooo very rude and aggressive. So, going…read morethere can be quite an intimidating experience. I wouldn't recommend any join until they've all been sent on customer service training!

As normal I got my free pass on the Internet and then called the branch up. I finally got through…read moreto the sales guy, who asked me a lot of questions about my goals and then went on to sell me the benefits. I had to laugh when he told me that I'd sleep with more women after my full body tone up with Fitness First Victoria! The gym is the smaller brother of Fitness First Cardinal Place. In fact membership of one entitles you to use of both. There are about 20 cardiovascular pieces, some free weights, a few machines and a stretching area. No studio for classes. The changing rooms have a sauna. As normal all machines are the old style Life Fitness type Good Points: Really struggling here. I guess that it wasn't that busy. I must say that the sauna was boiling, which is how it should be! Bad points: I know I always go on about light in the gym, but it is important. There was no natural light in there and the artificial light was poor in most areas of the gym. Here's a tip for any would-be-gym owner - get your lighting right, your members will look better than they actually are, they'll feel better, they'll stay your members for longer. I also felt that the atmosphere was a bit dead. The other thing that stood out is that they had no free-standing squat rack, only a Smith Machine - guys, you've got to put a mirror in front of the Smith Machine - Some exercises, such as squats, are dangerous if you don't use good form. Mirrors help you keep good form! As I noted in my review on the Cardinal Place site this place is just around the corner from an LA fitness, where you'll pay about £50 per month. I was offered under £40 to join. I wouldn't want to be a member of this place. It just doesn't have the equipment and ambience that I need. I have given it a 2. This club is a so-called "blue label club" and is at the low end of the fitness first range. It really is a very basic club. Please note that it's not only about the club - it's about you! If your mind is in shape you'll reach your fitness goals wherever you are. Some of the world's finest athletes used very modest training equipment at some points in their careers.

Long story short.. Money was wrongly taken out of my account after I cancelled my membership there,…read moreI've never used the actual gym, stepped foot in it once, been trying to get my money back for over a month, been messed about by the people that work there. Never going back to Fitness First again.

Been a member for 18 months and the experience is getting increasingly frustrating. The workout…read moreexperience in Third Space Soho is not worth the premium price you pay. This is a premium gym, yet the space is relatively small. Recently it's clear the focus has shifted on acquisition rather than retention of members, resulting in the following pain points: - Changing rooms get super crowded: hard to find a free locker, bumping into other people post shower due to sheer lack of space, frequently having to queue for hairdryers - Queueing (behind up to 5 people) for the showers - Temperature issues in the women's changing rooms this winter: the door to the swimming pool is propped open, creating a cold draught in the pool and in the women's shower area. At regular intervals there's showers don't have warm water (worsening shower queues) - Due to overselling of classes happening at prime time there are no treadmills available at from 8AM to 8:45AM every day My husband and I were mid workout this morning, when the personal trainer positioned herself in front of our treadmills, weaved her hands and very rudely shouted "YOU NEED TO STOP NOW!". She and her colleague forced us of the treadmill mid-run, saying that they need it for the class and that there are no treadmills available between 8 and 8:45AM daily. When asked whether that means we can't do our workouts in the future he said "yes, it does, I am sorry. We tried to get more treadmills but it was not possible". So here we are, two fully paying members dishing out £430/month, being told we can't do our workouts. Given their recent focus on acquisition they need to look into expanding their space or stop accepting new members. Treadmills are basic gym equipment and need to be available for members - either limit the class spaces, get more treadmills or expand the gym.

This gym belongs on Star Trek. It has everything. When you have the use of a hypoxic chamber to…read moresimulate high altitude training, you know you will want for nothing. There is a good sized pool, pilates studio and a huge array of classes like Rockstar Bollywood and Burlesque. In truth I could go on for ever with what this gym has. If you can afford it and you live or work locally you should check this gym out. To become a member at London's most high tech gym will cost you £30-£120 per month.