First the good...the staff that works there is stellar! They are so friendly and very helpful. I…read moreactually felt bad for them because they have to work at this dirty, dated, and delipidated gym. I don't think the owner or owners have invested any money in upkeep or maintenance. Several of the cardio machines are not working or not working correctly. Other gym equipment, like weight benches, had torn cushions and probably should've been thrown out long ago. The bathroom was especially frightening. I didn't even feel comfortable using the one toilet in the men's room, it smelt horrible and was very, very dirty. The sink looked like it was falling. Too bad because the gym is in a great location with a great view from the third floor. The owner needs to invest in his business or customers, like me, won't be coming back,

My son and I visited while we were in Boston and it is a great old school huge gym with everything…read moreyou want.

This place is Great, convenient, has a/c, they offer day passes and have all the important…read moreequipment.

If you are looking for a convenient, clean and safe place to workout during your stay in PV this…read moreplace is just the ticket. I can't speak for locals (who may have a different experience/expectation) but as a traveler I thought that the comfortable air conditioned workout room and ample equipment selection were great. It is a smaller gym but there are plenty of cardio machines (treadmills, ellipticals and a couple of stationary bikes) as well as a good selection of machines and free weights. The locker room is clean and spacious. You do have to bring a towel or you can buy/rent one from the front desk. Although I didn't go at a peak time, the floor was pretty active with a few muscle twinks ("eye candy") who were polite but they did tend to hog key pieces of equipment (leg press and squat rack). Social distancing and mask wearing were strictly enforced.

I'm a huge fitness buff in the US but every time I come to PV I'm looking for a gym that isn't…read moreexpensive. This is 50 pesos a day (about $2.50 USD) and this is where legit bodybuilders train in PV. There's no AC, the equipment is old (but some great old school machines) and it's not huge, but to me this is the best gym deal in PV. I took Uber to get here and it was still cheaper than other gyms. Highly recommend if you're into real deal fitness.

Awesome gym! I was in PV for 5 days, and came here everyday…read more The coaches taught everything in Spanish and English (for me). The gym is two floors, with lots of equipment. Classes were very well priced. I will be back 100% next time I am in PV. :)

I'm so glad Crossfit Zapata was walking distance from the place where I stayed while visiting PV…read more The WOD was challenging and member friendly. Can't wait to ware my new CF Zapata souvenir t-shirt.

Well equipped gym. Fairly new in the last few years. Staff seem a little standoffish, or unfriendly…read moreeven after returning the following year. They ask for 850 pesos per month ,pending your currency, it can be a bit on the high side, but it is clean. The only other gym nearby is at the Mega shopping complex a little further out of town.

I just started going to this gym. It is very clean and well-equipped. The staff is pretty nice…read more Good showers. It did annoy me that they had a yoga class posted for Saturday that didn't exist anymore, but overall I'm glad that I am splurging and going there. When I have actually done a yoga class or a spin class or their other crossfit class, I might come back and update this, but I do want to say that it is a nice gym, and I enjoy using it. It has everything that I would look for when joining a fitness center.

Please don't be persuaded to buy a place here! The sprawling property is a big sell, but consider…read moreeverything that goes into the hospitality aspects of a great stay a far. Some of the following complaints may seem small and possibly stood to be overlooked, but the net of all of the issues became worth mentioning particularly if you are looking for a long term investment. I have stayed here several times and have seen a degradation in the hospitality. Upon check-in, phone wasn't working and one of our room's toilet did not flush. Service at the restaurant is extremely slow. First night at dinner, seven of us sat at a table for four because we could not be accommodated. Took 45 minutes for our meals to arrive following day for dinner (waited more than 30 minutes for a burger at lunch). Currently staying at the resort in Nuevo Vallarta and had to ask for housekeeping to clean my room four times yesterday, only to finally get it cleaned at 7 o'clock in the evening. Today asked for towels and was delivered towels in a zip tie. Witnessed a tray of dirty dishes at the end of the hall for two days, and friends of mine who have been members for close to 20 years have never been given an upgrade despite all the people they referred to this property. It is shameful! Went to complain at the front desk five hours ago only to be told the manager Allen, couldn't address us as there were several families ahead of us in line to complain. I was told he would call me. It is now been over five hours and still no contact from anyone. I realize it is a busy time of year for this property, but this is unacceptable. Lastly, tried to locate contacts for executive team to elevate said complaints. Having been someone in executive management for many years, I would think that there woukd be access to hearing all levels of feedback. There is no means to locate this. I hope the executives that have the success of their properties in their best interest not only see this, but remedy the ability to gauge the success and failures of their properties.

Extremely Disappointed After 30 Years of Loyalty…read more We've been coming to the Grand Mayan for 30 years, and while we've seen gradual decline over time, this visit has truly made us question if we'll ever return. We were enjoying our day when we returned to our room and noticed a strong, awful chemical smell. looking around, we realized there was visible mold in the hallway outside our room--poorly covered up with paint. The smell had to have been a chemical spray they were using to "fix" the mold issue. The smell was causing headaches and nausea which is very concerning with children in the room. Upon The staff acknowledged the issue and told us we needed to move rooms, but said there was only one room left in the entire hotel. Because of that, our family had to be split up into different buildings. Worse yet, there was no apology, no compensation, and honestly--no care. It's incredibly disappointing that after such a long relationship with this property, the overall response was so indifferent. We had to cancel our Father's Day dinner plans because we were stuck waiting for bellmen, repacking everything, and figuring out our new rooms. This was supposed to be a vacation, and instead we were dealing with a health hazard and logistical nightmare. As we moved, other guests on our floor came out and mentioned they had just started noticing the same smell. So this wasn't just our room--it's clearly a broader problem. Sadly, it feels like the hotel has lost its heart. After all these years, it's frustrating to feel like no one really cares anymore.

Was looking for a good Açaí bowl. This place is not there anymore. Please remove this from yelp.read more

I'm not a smoothie fanatic by any means, but PVR gets pretty hot and humid, so it's nice to have a…read moretasty beverage that isn't alcoholic to cool you down. The Yogi Bar takes credit cards, didn't make me sick, is air conditioned, has wifi, and has a working (and clean) bathroom. What more can you ask for? The service was friendly enough (not "american friendly," but polite and patient), and there is an english version of the menu for everyone who failed Spanish in high school.

We took a beach yoga class from Erika and it was lovely. The class was at 8 and Erika brought…read moreblankets to practice on. After learning a bit about me and my classmate's experience with toga, she taught a gentle, meditative yoga class in English and Spanish. We came away relaxed and content. At $27 US it's a bit pricy, but given that they supply the blankets and the space and set up and clean up, and given the lovely location, it's definitely worth it.

I took an incredible beach sunset yoga class with Alma. She was super playful, engaging, and…read morewelcoming. What made it even better was that she taught in both English and Spanish--it was like getting a free, fun language lesson on top of a great workout! Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a unique, uplifting experience by the ocean. And that sunset!