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.

Best place to workout. Single class payment. They have yoga and functional training. Really good…read moretrainers and props. Super clean design.

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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 came here while visiting Mexico City. I was really excited to find somewhere with real 90 minute…read moreclasses, real heated room, etc. The facility is gorgeous- the prettiest Bikram studio I have been to. It's on a peaceful street, and when you are lying in savasana you have a view of the tops of the trees via narrow windows close to the ceiling. The locker room is spacious, spotless, and modern. Despite not speaking much Spanish, I could tell that the teacher's delivery of the script and explanations were great. The only con is that it seemed surprisingly expensive for the area. A single class is 280 pesos or about $15 US. That's not much less than my studio at home in NYC. But I guess that's the price you pay for really nice facilities, and obviously the subscription pricing is better.

This is the most legit hot yoga studio I've found in Mexico City. The only thing I don't like is…read morethat the instructors don't really guide or instruct, they just kind of tell you what the pose is and expect you to know what to do. Not very welcoming for beginners. They also stand at the front of room and talk through poses but don't practice with you. Maybe that's a Bikram thing? I've only ever done hot yoga (not Bikram), so it was a first for me. If you know what you're doing, though, I recommend it. Also, it's cheaper than what it costs in the states, so a definite plus.

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Did a few drop ins here while in Mexico City. It's is a really nice box with an incredible view on…read morethe 14th floor. Drop in rate was around 270mx I believe. Instructors spoke both English and Spanish which was helpful. I would definitely join this box if I were to be in CDMX for an extended period of time.