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.

No upkeep - poor maintenance and customer service. El personal de C. de Molina deja mucho que…read moredesear. Después de que notifique que el único bebedero del gimnasio no estaba funcionando correctamente, me dijeron que fuese a beber al lavabo de los ban#os. Pregunte si tenían vasos, y me dijeron que no daban vasos... Que la fuente llevaba varias semanas estropeada y había que beber usando la mano..

Clean, nice gym with amazing employees and amazing quality gym equipment. I have never had a bad…read moreexperience at this gym and highly recommend it.

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.

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)

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.

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 came to Alcalá for the summer and was looking for a local box to work out in. Boy, did I find the…read moreright place. CrossFit G2 is an excellent box with quality equipment, fantastic coaches and a very warm and welcoming atmosphere. They treated me like family from my first day. The programming is great. From strength to metcon to olympic lifts, they do it all. Challenging, yet scalable to any ability. They also have classes that focus on mobility. I am very thankful I found CrossFit G2, I highly recommend this box. Hola, te recomiendo mucho a CrossFit G2. Es un box excelente con coaches muy buenos.

I am visiting Madrid and so far I've got a couple times to the Bikram class a Bikram Yoga Spain…read more It's a beautiful studio. Lovely owners and great instructors. I will return.

In the fancy Salamanca quarter close to Madrid's city center, a spacious 300 square meter studio is…read morehidden behind a rather unimpressive door. That is rather strange. When I arrive, there are already twelve Bikram freaks waiting in front of the door. It's Saturday evening. By the end there will be 30 people who intend to do something for their bodies. The studio is mostly kept in white, has a chill out corner, a reception towards Calle de Maldonado and a 100 square meter hot room, big enough to keep four rows of yogis easily. Lying on ones back one can see simple ceiling lamps, others with heating spirals, some rectangular heating panels and the isolated pipes of the air conditioning system that garantuees a well balanced temperature. Petite Laura teaches spirited and sometimes she corrects a posture manually. In the second half she even speeds up so that the relax phases become very short indeed. Jonathan Martin, the studio founder, owns another in Valencia. Already now, I look forward to visit that one too. (see www.hotyogablog.net)