Fitness Kotva has everything you really need for a decent workout (even though there is only one…read morefree weight squat rack and bench press). It's clean, seemed pretty new and wasn't crowded when I went at 11:00 am. Can't attest to how crowded it is during the mornings and evenings. Not sure if this is the standard for Czech gyms or just Fitness Kotva, but you have to have an extra pair of clean shoes just for the gym. You cant work out in the shoes you walked in with. A bit weird for me, but I complied. You must also have a towel with you and can rent one for 45-50 crowns if you don't have one. There is a 100 crown cash only deposit for a key to a locker and the day pass fee was 180 crowns (about $9.00 USD) which is pretty cheap. This gym is located on the fourth floor of the Kotva department store. Walk into the store and take the elevator up and the entrance will be on your left when you exit. If you're working out outside of store hours, there is a side door that will connect you directly to the elevator.

Outstanding high end gym in the Kotva Mall that was just minutes from the hotel I was staying at,…read moreBuddha Bar Hotel. State of the art equipment, nice hardwood floors, towel service and complimentary bottle of water (not sure because I was a guest at the Buddha Bar), great views, and a good looking crowd. Personal trainers and a great, knowledgeable staff. If I lived in Prague I would definitely join this gym--definitely look forward to returning here on my next visit.

Bindu is a wonderful studio that invites you with a style and artistic twist…read more The staff is super friendly and welcoming. Upstairs has a little lounge area with healthy bars and tea. A spiral staircase will take you down to a well-lit studio that provides everything you need for a great yoga class. I highly recommend taking Barbora's class.

It has everything a gym should have along with having many different branches in various locations…read morearound Prague which makes this gym more accessible than others.

For starters, for those wondering what the rate is for a day pass (those that just want to hit the…read moregym for a weekend rather than paying a monthly membership fee) they are as follows: 1-day Pass: 500kc (Koruna) (a little over 20.00 USD) Week Pass: 1500kc (about 70.00 USD) With that being said, the amenities and equipment in the gym are rather substantial. I've been to many different gyms across the world, and this gym has everything you'll need to get your pump in. The gym itself is consist mainly of 2 floors, however, has a sub-levels between the floors. There is a cardio floor (with about a dozen various treadmills and cardio machines); on that same floor there is an open room for exercises. The main floor (when you enter) also has about 5-6 cardio machines, but has a lot of your machines for back exercises (lat pull downs, low row, etc.) with several machines for chest as well. The bottom floor has all the free weights. The benches are not ideal, but are enough to give your gym rat what they need to do their workout. There is a locker room each for males, and females (the gym will give you a key and lock to temporarily hold your belongings). Overall, great gym. I would definitely come here again, anytime I'm in Prague. BTW, the gym is easy to miss - it is along the main Wenceslas Square; the entrance feels like you're walking into a private hotel/apartment, and you have to walk downstairs to get to the front counter of the gym.