It's ok, decent work out but the personal trainers (not sure if they are affiliated with the club…read moreor not) don't know what they are doing - I saw a couple that were doing downright dangerous stuff with clients. My husband is a renown orthopedic anesthesiologist who works side by side in the OR with world famous orthopedic surgeons treating / fixing people with sports injuries and he confirmed he felt there was an injury waiting to happen at this gym with a couple trainers training people working out with weights. The gym has all the equipment you need, I didn't like the air conditioning - it felt stuffy and hot. It's also 250 pesos / single work out and while cheap by american standards, other gyms in the area charge 100 pesos for much better gym environment so after one time, I passed in favor of them. I say go if you are in the area but prepare to be hot and don't hire a trainer !

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! Incredible workout and soul cycle esque ambiance and energy. Spinning to the…read moreinstructors screaming DALEDALEDALE is so energizing and I miss going here. Ask about their package deal for new riders. Service was great and they were so patient with me during my first visit.

NOTE: rooftop ride review…read more Loved it. Rock Cycle has jumped on the cycling for exercise bandwagon and done it well. The studio was out of commission this past week for construction so classes were held on the rooftop of the hotel next door. We had an amazing view of the city, twinkling at night as we rode our asses off. You get a great workout and a lot of encouragement from the profe. It may not be quite as hard as classes in the USA, but it'll release some endorphins and have you huffing and puffing. In town and looking for a good exercise class? This is a good one! You can totally get by without Spanish and the staff speak English if you really need help. It's not cheap (120 pesos a class) but it's a fun way to get your butt moving!