I was in Rome for 6 weeks, from Dec 25 to Feb 26, living in Trastevere. The gym is excellent; I…read morebought 3 packs of 10 visits, which wasn't expensive. There is plenty of good equipment, the staff are super friendly, and if you want to engage a PT, that's also easy. If you go early, you can have the place to yourself. Highly recommend.

I came here last summer on a three week stay in Rome and set up a temporary member for a very cheap…read moreprice. I was able to work out every morning and run to and from my apartment with ease. Mostly empty with plenty of weights for use. I'm a high school football player so the need for weight was a necessity. Staff could not be more helpful. I would definitely come here again if I ever find myself back in Rome.

Good gym with reasonable day pass rate 18 €. Nice staff, very friendly. Free weights, resistance…read moremachines, cardio - treadmill, stationary bikes, and elliptical machines. Swimming, jacuzzi, classes are offered but don't know if it's for the day pass folks. Going there again next time I'm here for sure! Gotta work off the cacio e pepe!

This gym is awesome! The owner was great, super friendly, spoke great english and the equipment was…read moreperfect. You can power lift, curcuit, or just do basics and some cardio. If you need a serious gym in Rome go here!

Such a great gym! Awesome equipment, the owner was awesome and speaks great English! Highly…read morerecommend if you're in Rome

I love this place! I hate living in Rome but Bikram Yoga has calmed my nerves and made it bearable…read more I have never practiced yoga before but I felt very comfortable here. The teachers and staff are friendly and helpful. Classes are held in Italian and English but I have never been in a class where the teacher wouldn't speak to a student in whatever language was easiest if assistance was needed. I never would have thought I would enjoy yoga. It always seems too "earthy" for me. I was wrong! I'm a runner and yoga has really helped with my breathing and flexibility. Plus it does wonder for your skin and overall health. The way to feel when a session is over is indescribably fantastic! Give it a try!

Friendly staff. Good schedule. Classes in English or Italian. They mix who teaches the class so…read moreit's nice change-up, you learn something new each time.

I was in town for one evening and was in desperate need of a workout. Weeks of vacation eating and…read moreno "real" exercise to speak of had left me incredibly grumpy and not to mention bloated/gross feeling/normal self-loathing that accompanies inactivity. This place was less than a mile from my hotel and stayed open late. The day rate is incredibly cheap, considering they could gouge workout-desperate tourists. I was expecting to pay far more than the 8.90 €. The gym is old and in a basement with approximately 8 small rooms through the two floors. Each room is pretty small, no bigger than 20 SF except for one room for stretching and core, which is quite large considering the space. Mix and match equipment, but it's got all you need. Free weights, machines, cardio, floor space and mats. Cash only for day rate or pay online with credit card. The owner, Derrick, was kind enough to accept my credit card for the day rate, even though it's against policy. The connection was bad and I was able to pay online. Cell service is terrible in the area and I couldn't connect to the WIFI, but I think this was my phone's issue. There was even a trainer walking around offering tips and encouragement. If I have time before I leave tomorrow, I will go back. I'm very glad to have found this place! It's nothing fancy but is well worth the price.

I visited Rome for three weeks and spent two of them in Trastevere. This gym was perfect for that…read moretime. They have daily and weekly rates with all the weights and cardio equipment you'll need to keep up your fitness. It's not fancy but it was perfect for me. Very fairly priced and welcoming gym. Highly recommended.

Recently visited Rome. Worked out at this great gym during vacay to maintain. Foreigners make…read moresure you take separate sneakers and towel. They have a locker room area. Owner and staff were cool.

Ever since finding this gem of a gym in Rome, and particularly Emanuele, pilates training is a…read morehighlight of our days in this beautiful city. Emanuele is incredibly knowledgeable, has a great sense of humor, and really makes an impression on those muscles that might not have been worked recently! A real treat and highly recommend.

So glad my husband and I found this little gem while we were in Rome! I've been doing Pilates for…read more10+ years and always wanted my husband to try it out... I guess it took going all the way to Rome and having our tushies kicked by the wonderful Emanule that got him hooked! We went three times during our week long stay in the city. We did both reformer and may classes. Can't wait to go back!

Not super organized or well equipped but got the job done on vacation! I did a simple powerlifting…read moreworkout on two open gym drop-ins here. They have only one bench, but there weren't many people competing for it when I visited. Two full squat racks and a couple stands that can be used if the racks are occupied. I emailed to check their holiday hours, and they responded quickly, which was helpful. However, they said to schedule via a WhatsApp number and didn't respond there until I emailed again, so not sure what the point of the WhatsApp messaging is. Payment was easy, they take credit card (with tap to pay) and cash. No Apple Pay. It was 25 Euro when I went, not bad for access to barbells abroad.

Awesome place to come and get a workout in while traveling, everyone was very welcoming and…read moreaccommodating of my brother and I. Went for a 7am class on a Friday and the work we did in an hour was enough to make make the visit worthwhile. We speak mainly English and some Spanish, the instructor spoke both to us to help ease the communication barrier and we had a a pretty good understanding.