If you have never been to a gym in Italy, they are nothing like gyms in the United States, so…read moreconsider yourself forewarned. I found Club Delfino the best gym I came across in Italy and the least expensive day rate. The gyms in Rome and Florence were less equipped and more expensive per day. Club Delfino has adequate equipment and free weights to do a full workout of any sort. There appeared to be plenty of cardio equipment as well but with all the walking I've done on this trip, I didn't pay attention. The front desk staff was helpful and friendly. The locker room appeared clean.

I am an American tourist and was looking for a nice clean gym to work out during my stay in Venice…read more Club Delfino was PERFECT. Their staff was VERY FRIENDLY and welcoming. The rate of 14 euros for the day fair and reasonable. They have a room full of equipment, and it was not crowded. They offer two-three classes a day (some Les Mills), and I had fun taking one of them. The instructor babbled away in Italian, and while I did not understand a word I followed along. Facility is clean, not too crowded, and with a GREAT VIBE - would definitely recommend (and many of the front desk people speak English) - Note bring a towel as they do not provide, which is typical for European clubs. They do have showers.

Not glamorous but definitely does the job!! I usually lift heavy and this place satisfies my…read moreworkout requirement while away from home!! Daily gym use fee is €15 , which is pretty much in any gym. Much better than a hotel gym in Venice with the selection of weight and cardio equipment!! Would definitely return !!! Also very convenient and around the corner from the Dogi autograph Marriott hotel!!

Don't go here. My experience was horrible…read more I decided to stop in and pay the 15 euro drop in fee. They were not nice about helping me. Guy told me to speak Italian because I'm in Italy. Obviously I tried "parla inglese". In English I asked where the weights are and if they had lockers. They said they didn't have lockers and pointed me to the weight machines. Find out- they DO have lockers, and a women's locker room. My guess is that they didn't want me to use it because I wasn't Italian. To make matters even worse, the guy stood around to watch me workout! I can only assume he was making sure I put the weights back and use the paper towels to wipe equipment down - which I DID and I DO back home too. I felt very uncomfortable. I suggest waking up early and going for a run instead. Venice is quiet in the morning and runs are nice, even in the winter when it's colder.