Visiting as a tourist and it was excellent service, good selection of machines and free weights and…read moreeven a functional fitness zone for Olympic lifting and explosive exercise training. Highly recommend for tourists. The day pass was relatively cheap ~ 10 €

Great gym, good weight selection, not too crowded, parking outside, clean! Average visit cost…read more(10euros)

Guest visit 6/18/24. Tuesday at 1000am. Day pass 10 euros…read more It's like a city sports (la fitness, golds gym) got transported to Spain. This gym is packed. With both people and equipment. Nice assortment of free weights and machines. Tons of cardio. Nice blend of people too. Old and young, fit and not. Pros. Free WiFi New "matrix" machines Gym is clean and well lit Full bathroom and locker room. Middle Rubber coating on plates coming off Has vending machine but only 1 water fountain Too busy to get some equipment

Great prices, nice ambience. One of my favorite rooftops in madrid , very young and cool for a nice…read moresummer night . The view and neighborhood is awesome. There was a line to get in when we got there but it move quite fast. Its great for a cool Romantic date and to just hang out with friends. Nice spread out seating but overall a small space. Drinks were good and fair prices.

Great idea with horrible maintenance. The gym is so far gone. The machines are fine, but you feel…read moregross after about 10 minutes in there. It's obvious nobody cleans or maintains the gym. Take one look at the impressively disorganized weight rack or the torn up fake grass and you'll know the luxury aspect hasnt been around since day 1. Space is very limited too, squeezing between moving machines to add weights is just purely dangerous. They have personal trainers who don't engage with gym-goers (not sure how they ever get new clients). The locker room is quite dirty too. Definitely not a place to do anything more than change or store your bag. At the end of the day, they have an ample selection of machines and weights (with the exception of a real squat rack). They have great big windows, which I have found super rare of gyms in Madrid, so lots of natural light. My advice: get trainers who help maintain the gym, and interact with clients (gym and trainers will earn more €)! Maybe don't worry about the tacky roof top terrace or club, and separate the health and wellness aspects.

I'm from CA/USA, working in Madrid, Spain two weeks a both for a global bank. So based on my needs…read more I like to lift heavy weights for workouts, doing mainly super sets. It was tough to find a gym with a great free weight section. Saw this place and decided to check it out. Had a great set up. Not your typical CA/USA gym. Dumbbells only go to 40kg or 88lbs. They only have 20kg plates/45lb plates for bars and machines. It def has enough to get the job done. Super easy to get a multi-day pass for about 9 euros a session. Compared to my $400 a month gym membership in San Francisco, this place is a steal. I think a monthly membership is only 25 euros a month, which is what I will start doing. So cheap. The woman working here does speak some English, enough to sign up. As an American here for two weeks a month, check this place out. Overall happy with it, just watch out for all the skinny Jabroni's using baby weights everywhere with no real gym etiquette. Leaving weights all over the place, not knowing the don't leave the bench without a towel or shirt on it when using it.

From the owner: Te damos la bienvenida a nuestro gimnasio Basic-Fit Madrid. Hemos tomado medidas extra para…read moreproporcionarte un entorno deportivo seguro, en el que todas las personas puedan sentirse a gusto y fuera de riesgo haciendo ejercicio. Por ejemplo, a partir de ahora nuestros clubes contarán con un servicio de limpieza más frecuente y hemos desarrollado un sistema de reservas para cumplir con el aforo limitado. Podrás encontrar todo lo que necesitas para alcanzar tus objetivos: unas magnificas instalaciones, maquinaria de última generación, entrenadores personales. El uso de las taquillas y clases GXR virtuales también está incluido en la inscripción. En pocas palabras ¡puedes entrenar por un buen precio de Madrid!

June 8, 2024. Saturday 5pm. Pool was busy with constant turnover, but never more than 3 people per…read morelane. Very much a bargain. CTRO DTVO MUNICIPAL ESC P, a purchase of $1.64 (senior discount). SWIM CAP requires. As brng your own lock for locker. I bought one around the corner at SUPER HOGAR LI JI, for $4.91.

Pool is beautiful, facilities are beautiful, but swimming here is very frustrating. Lifeguards…read moredon't control the pool so there are intermeidate swimmers in every lane not paying attention to faster swimmers. Lifeguards put little effort into separating swimmers by speed, which might be fine for intermediate swimmers but tough for fast swimmers. Signage for "calle rapida" doesn't really mean anything. Swimmers also don't pay attention to others in their lane; I would hate to see these poeple driving. Pool is crowded most hours, but the problem isn't the crowds but the lifeguards and the other swimmers. Learn to respect others people!

I was in Madrid for 4 days and needed a gym close to the Plaza Mayor. Although all the equipment…read morewas arranged tightly, there was everything you need for a good workout. There are bench press tables, one squat rack, a chin up bar and various nautilus machines. I didn't use the cardio machines but there seems to be a good amount of them. 10 euros for a day pass wasn't bad at all. They just needed an identification card.

This gym was fine - clean and tidy. It's a bit of a tight squeeze in there, but they cram in pretty…read moremuch all the equipment you would want, and it is right in the city center. The only thing I found to be missing was medicine balls. However, it is about 4 Euros more expensive (day rate) than it's nearest rival. I guess this is because they have a pool.

Arrived from Canada. Front desk staff were extremely unhelpful. I would suggest going somewhere…read moreelse that is more welcoming.

Wonderful gym! I cannot express how happy I am to have joined this gym. It's not expensive at all…read morefor the facilities they offer (compared to the States).

No hay mejor gimnasio. Además tiene unas vistas privilegias que hace que entrenar sea un lujo,…read moresobretodo al atardecer viendo como oscurece Madrid y las farolas se iluminan.

We got free entry here because the gym at our hotel was out of action. This is a good gym,…read morerelatively well equipped, although the free weights area was a bit small

Recomiendo muchísimo este gimnasio, es muy bonito sus máquinas son excelentes. No dejes de hacerte…read moreun masaje con Yadira en el spa. Ella es una experta en diferentes técnicas y los resultados se ven inmediatamente. Me hice adicta a sus tratamientos.

Decent boutique gym, we paid to use this gym through our hotel next door. It's fairly small but it…read moredoes the job. There are co-Ed steam and sauna rooms Downstairs and a pool/jacuzzi. The only thing I'm not a fan of is there was no soap/shampoo/conditioner in the showers which was a bummer. The lockers were old school and offered a key to lock the locker, the key was not turning so I gave up on trying to use the locker and carried my bag around the gym. They offer classes which I didn't get to participate due to the times they offered but I'm glad we got to work out a little on our vacation. I would recommend the gym, it's clean, has TVs, wifi, free weights and a green turf.

I think I am a Pilates convert…read more We were recently in Madrid for several weeks on vacation and I was unable to find a gym that would let us join without having a Spanish bank account - ridiculous. So I decided to seek out Pilates classes to get a little more exposure. I spent a fair amount of time looking at different places near Barrio Salamanca where we were staying and ultimately came upon Pilates Zentro online. Natalia runs her own studio which is elegant and clean. And I thought her prices were very reasonable. Two things in particular stood out for me. The first is that Natalia is a great teacher with a great eye. I'm by no means super sporty, but over the years I've done some personal training, yoga and some Pilates classes. I think you just get a sense when someone can really see your body and how to help. Natalia is one of those people. As someone with a history of back problems, I felt that I was in good and knowledgeable hands. The second and more surprising thing is more personal. Because I was so enthusiastic, my husband decided to try it as well. He's not a gym/exercise person so I won't say that he loved Pilates, (he used to run quite a bit) but he did like Natalia and felt that he had learned a lot. Within 2 classes, even I could notice that he was walking taller and looked stronger and thinner. He was thinking about his body in new ways. Natalia does speak English. And when she didn't know a word she was deftly able to find a way to communicate what I needed to do. She is a certified by the woman who inherited the studio from Pilates himself. (I must confess that I don't fully get all of the various schools of Pilates, but what Natalia teaches is the "original" form.) If you're in Madrid and looking for Pilates classes, I'd highly recommend trying out her studio.

If you are looking for a Pilates instructor or physical therapist in Madrid, Pilates Zentro is the…read moreplace to go! I spent a year working in Madrid and developed severe back pain about half way through. Pilates sessions helped me in the past so I looked for online reviews of instructors in Madrid. After reading the other Yelp review I contacted the studio. Natalia responded quickly and I was able to schedule several sessions soon after. Natalia's studio is really a hidden gem in Madrid. It's a fully equipped Pilates studio with all the equipment and space for mat classes. It's in a charming area with nice shops and a great organic food store across the street. I only took private sessions, but I know she offers other options. However, the studio is also a physical therapy clinic as well. I know there are others that work there that speak English, but I only worked with Natalia. I honestly can't say enough wonderful things about Natalia. She explains everything clearly (in English or Spanish, if you prefer) and has a great personality. She is able to tailor each session to your needs. Natalia is also a fully qualified physical therapist and she does massage therapy. When my back was really bad we did more physical therapy based exercises and massage. This helped me immensely and I was able to continue my job without taking time off. I have seen many physical therapists in the US over the years and can say that Natalia's knowledge and expertise is extraordinary. I was very sad when my time in Madrid came to end knowing that I won't be able to continue my sessions at Pilates Zentro. However, whenever I am in Spain I look forward to working with Natalia again!