Overrated gym. Expensive. The pool is a joke, it's tiny. If you like swimming this is not the…read moreplace. They do have many classes and well equipped gym, but the people here come to see and be seen. Few take their workout serious. Many gyms in the area who charge much less and offer better value for money.

Unsafe and awful customer service. I got my shoes stolen from the locker room and the only answer i…read moregot was "it's not our problem"

I'm giving this one 3.5…read more It's a decent gym, but if you're serious about training, falls short on few things here and there. First of all, it has a squat rack. It's not the best squat rack and there's only one, but considering that barely anyone ever uses it -- you should be good. The free weight section is ok: dumbbells go up to 46kg, but kettlebells unfortunately only up to 24kg (and there's only one 24kg bell, so forget double snatches or thrusters). There's a standard mix of machines and treadmills, but surprisingly no regular (straight) pull-up bar -- only some kind of hybrid-handles on one of the machines; you can do neutral or wide pull-ups but not regular ones. Also prepare to bump with your head into the ceiling which is too low for this machine. Finally, if you'd like to do weighted pull-ups, you'll need to come with your own weight belt -- gym doesn't have any, although you can improvise with regular belt and neck harness :) There's a stretching area but if you need a foam roller, you'll need to ask for it to be unlocked from the cage with equipment. There's a heavy bag but it's inconveniently placed right by the entrance, and you can't kick it. From the other good things -- they have paralletes, couple rowing machines, some bands, and even battle ropes (although they're bizarrely light). All in all -- lots of good stuff but also lots of small things that spoil experience a bit.

The only thing more difficult that signing up for this gym is actually cancelling your membership…read more The staff at the door just seem unable to handle anything but the most routine of transactions. If you have any sort of issue or problem be prepared for multiple visits to try to get it resolved.

the gym is good，the place is very central of barcelona！but I was very disappointed with the…read morereception, they are very unhelpful! I don't know if it is because I am a foreigner or discrmination, they all the time asked me for the account of bank to register, cash or credit card is not acceptable! Only the first week you can try with cash! The funny thing was when I finished my first class of cycling, then I have 30mins of personal trainer free of charge at 11am，so I went to the reception to ask where I could find. They told me the place, but I could not go at the time. Come on it was 11:08am！No explanation! I just left! I think if they don't like their job, they could change, there are still many unemployment in Spain!

I swam here on June 22nd 2014. Cost was €11 for a day pass. They provided me with a small lock to…read moreuse for a locker, but would recommend your own in case they run out. I did my swim workout in the indoor pool 25m length, but finished in the outside 50m pool for the experience. There is a locker room upstairs for the indoor pool. You need a swim cap and shower before getting in. Just pick an open lane or ask to join a lane. They have pull buoys & kick boards you can use. Pools were great, locker rooms are a little old but not bad at all. If you are training on vacation like me or just want some exercise it's a great place to go. They open at 7:30am (outdoor pool @ 10am), I rode the bus there. The day pass also gives you access to the gym, bikes, etc... Check with front desk for details.

The Olympic swimming pool from 1992, with those spectacular views over the city and the outdoor…read morediving boards is slightly difficult but definitely fun to get to. After a trip up the outdoor escalators and a walk up the mountain or a ride on a funicular to Montjuic you would be forgiven for thinking that was quite enough exercise for one day . However, the dedicated swimmer will find 2 quality pools of 50m and 25m length, one indoor and one outdoor, which are great for serious training if you can keep away from starring at the views. Unlike the pools, the changing facilities are not top class and there is little in the way of food or drinks but you can bring your own and there's various terraces for spectators and also sun loungers to sit on. The place definitely has a professional feel and there are no shallow pools but as with everywhere in Barca children are definately welcome (under 6s free) and even nudists are catered for with their own swimming sessions. Great in the summer morning sun. Open all year except Dec 25.

Nice Club in the City center of Barcelona , Friendly team and great workout classes ! I joined…read morerecently the Dance and workout classes with the instructor Nykos on Monday 19h30 and friday 19h15 in Holmes Places Urquinaona and on Tuesday 15h15 Holmes Places Balmes and I really recommend it was really Great and professional see you at the next class !

Nice gym. Clean and they have a good variety of classes and options. Wish they had more basic…read moreequipment for lifting.

Most dirty gym that I've been. Old machines and sometimes broke. . Expensive for what it is 52 eurosread more