You can see I love this gym from my Neutral Bay review…read more http://www.yelp.com.au/biz/anytime-fitness-neutral-bay-neutral-bay#hrid:Ewrz3r5Vbj8MmLoN64GSfw Same owners, but the second location. This place has a few benefits over Neutral Bay 1. Bigger and more showers. 2. Bigger gym 3. This is about 300 meters from my work. If I am going to lift before work I'll come here and then straight to work. I cannot speak highly enough of this place.

Beware! I have been with Anytime Fitness McMahon's Point for several years after suffering a…read morebulging disk. I was very happy with the installation and the customer service. Last year, I began using the Walker Street Gym as it was closer to my new office. In December I had the shock of being told my membership had been moved as I used this gym more. Effective immediately my membership rates jumped nearly 20%. Now in February, less than 3 months later, I am told they will rise again! The Club Manager did not even attempt to appologise, just quoting the terms and conditions. Very poor customer service. I have cancelled my membership and will exercise somewhere that cares.

They got a huge following and it is nice to get Piped up and…read moreready for a good workout lots of free weights treadmills and machines. Bit ugly from the outside with all the graffiti.

This is the best gym I have ever, ever, ever been to. It is absolutely unreal…read more The first few times I went, I only went into the Crossfit section. I thought that was the gym and I was absolutely delighted. So, its a mammoth warehouse with rows of squat racks and kettlebells and all kinds of S&C equipment, and then two separate rooms of more traditional bodybuilding machines. I was like, swwweeeet! But no... One day, on my 3rd or 4th visit, I parked on Parramatta Road and saw a more official looking entry with a big sign saying Camperdown Fitness, I went in and the kid behind the counter gave me a tour. There is a massive conventional gym on Parramatta Road (the official looking entry). Big cardio room, TV's, stretchng room, boxing, women only weight room, every machine you could possibly think of in the main weight room etc, etc... mammoth. Then you go around the corner and upstairs is the mammoth Crossfit warehouse open space area I described earlier (with two more large rooms full of machines and dumb bells) AND below, there is a powerlifting room. And people are really fit and very friendly at this gym, unlike the fitness douchebags at another, very well-known chain. People are cool, they make eye-contact, say hello and smile at you here, staff and other members alike. Really great atmosphere. I'm moving across town in a few months, I'm considering keeping my membership and driving over, I like it that much.

I was a member here on and off for many years. Basically, until I moved home to Sydney permanently…read morethis year, this was my go-to place to workout when I was in town. It's a great independent gym. It has a fantastic local flair, the owner Jeremy, is always smiling and always lovely and takes enormous pride in this establishment. He's always walking around PERSONALLY putting away and re-arranging plates and weights and what not. He really works hard to make this gym the best it can be. I love all his no-nonsense rules posted up around the gym, especially the ones about putting away weights. You should always put away your weights. ALWAYS!!! *wags finger in your face* Not re-racking your weights is a pet peeve of mine. Ahem. The only reason I ever stopped coming here was because its very cramped and I realized I would never, ever get back to work on my olympic lifts as long as I was a member here cause theres absolutely nowhere to do them. Even just doing deadlifts, I feel like theres always someone walking RIGHT BEHIND YOU because the space is so cramped. So for me, personally, it wasn't going to work. HOWEVER, if you love classes, this is your gym. There are a bazillion classes on there all the time. If you want to go somewhere that is very gay and lesbian friendly, this is also your gym (they have a Newtown Gym float at every mardi gras, fyi). If you want to go somewhere with a indy vibe where everyone seems to be kind of punk rock, or gay, or gothic or is some combination thereof, and also with a super friendly local, neighbourhoody feel, then this is also your gym. I miss the magazine rack and the complimentary Saturday Herald! I also miss all the hot, buff, and tough gay girls that work out here, they're motivating!!! Can we swap them out with all the neanderthal morons at my current gym? That'd be nice.

I have been a member for over two years now. The price is very competitive and I appreciate the…read morediscount for being a full time student. The staff are friendly and welcoming and know you by name, and they operate much like a family business. I usually exercise on my own, but have enjoyed the cycle classes. Some classes seem to be popular so going off peak or Friday afternoons seems like a good idea if you can. I like the share magazine racks and the free newspaper. They could improve by having some classes before 5.30pm for us who don't work 9-5.

This gym is great for a serious bodybuilding workout. The equipment isn't the newest but that's…read moregood for me as the equipment has some harder to find pieces like the attached lateral raises machine. The machines here are MUCH better maintained than at other gyms in the area as well.

I've worked out here a whole bunch of times because the hotel where I'm staying on business,…read morepre-pandemic, use to provide comp access to City Gym. Fast forward to now, you're required to pay what they call it a "Casual Pass" for $20 AUD. Upon entry, I was required to complete an online app on the Covid Service NSW website for contact tracing purposes, then pay the front desk before entering. The front desk lad gave me the password for free WiFi since my mobile was only running on 2G lol. I immediately noticed a major renovation starting with the ground level. There is a whole new Eatery where you can not only you can enjoy juices & shakes, but breakfast, lunch or dinner! The weight training area was a little to crowded and claustrophobic in my opinion, probably because space was made for the Eatery. Most of the LF Machines have remained the same, except they've added several Olympic power lifting platforms. I know it's summer season, but for some reason the air con was absolutely not working. There was a portable A/C unit tucked away in one corner, but not cooling down the room at all. Face masks aren't required, most people were not wearing one, nor did I seem to notice members using a towel, or wiping down equipment/benches at least after usage. Cardio was moved to the 2nd Floor, there are TV's mounted to the walls, and each machine has a personal monitor. I was trying to bluetooth my wireless to the monitor, but needed a standard earphone instead. The two areas I don't frequent are the Boxing Gym and the All Functional Training Studio. All classes are free for members, so that's a plus! On the top floor, there use to be a few machines, but now it's the Mind & Body Studio used for Yoga classes. I normally bring a hand towel from the hotel, but I think this gym provides for members. Locker Room is split Men's and Woman's area, also got a renovation. The place is very well kept because there was a custodian working that day, and there's tons of alcohol wipes all through out. All in all, I like City Gym because it's very convenient to the hotel, most of the members are friendly, and it's a very serious training gym, not your typical commercial gym. Hours of trade have gotten better, open 24 hours Mon-Fri! Check-in on Yelp to get either a Vanilla or Chocolate Spartan Protein Shake!

Traveled to Sydney and didn't want to disrupt my 'always aspirational exercise goals.' ¯\_(ツ)_/¯…read more I stayed in the CBD, off Bond Street, just up from this FF location. I stopped in every morning while in Sydney and Matthew, the shorter cute dirty blonde helped me with a day pass each time. He's friendly and helpful. I appreciated that he gave me a quick rundown of the facility on my first visit. It's a large facility on three floors. I also visited the Oxford Street location, but the service there is lacking compared to Bond Street. Plus, Bond is much larger. Know that Bond is closed on the weekend. Thanks, Matthew, for your help and exceptional customer service!

BEWARE: If you take a membership with them they will simply not cancel it and keep charging you…read moremoney. The staff is incompetent and their customer service is simply pathetic. My membership was over more than 2 months ago. I have been trying to cancel it and they just keep charging me. I have wasted more than 10 hours talking with them, they have the same response that they will escalate this to the customer service and return within 5 business days. WORST CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE EVER!!

Ur getting some very angry comments, the place is very clean, the staff is chill, no music is…read moregetting blasted, has basically everything u need.

Great gym, frendly staff. Good place, loads of equipment. Really good price, gym with loads of…read moreclasses

I purchased a temporary membership for my short time in Sydney. Although the membership is a bit on…read morethe pricier side, you truly get what you paid for. I love this gym! The amenities are great. Fernwood offers a variety of classes every day of the week that are suitable for all levels of athletes. On top of that, the machinery, weights and overall appearance of the gym exceeds expectations. The gym staff knows every members name and is very personable every visit. I wish my time at Fernwood wasn't over, I'm going to miss this gym and everything about it!

i like the idea of an all women fitness gym just cause u'd assume they'd know a lot more about…read morewomen health & fitness in apposed to general. i also like how they have great equipment and its located quiet conveniently outside a mall with 2 hours free parking but what i don't like about this gym is the vibe you get from the staff. walking into a gym with bad staff doesn't exactly get you pumped to work out. I've had some just plain rude conversations with these people. not a big fan especially when you got a lot of other options in the city.

Saw them advertising for this for a while at the Westfield Food Court, so on a rainy day decided to…read moregive it a try and ask for a one day trial pass. The girl at the front was really nice and asked if I was just visiting (which would be a $20 standard day pass) or if I was looking. I said looking and she said that I could try the gym for free, but a towel was required. I didn't have one but they sold them for $7. But horrible but not the cheapest. The facilities are really nice - there are "quickie" stations where you can do a 30 minute workout that included 8 minutes of cardio and then about 10 weight stations with a minute timer. There were also virtual spin classes where you just plug your headphones into the speaker and then ride along. All equipment is pretty nice and new. Overall a good gym with more reasonably priced memberships.

The bad first - Some of the personal trainers seem unfriendly and unapproachable not all bot just…read moresome of the male trainers and that there aren't any 24 hours gyms in the Sydney City and that you can't fix your account at any gym you have to go to your home club which is annoying if I am in Five Dock and there's something wrong with my account. Everything else about this gym is great the reception staff are friendly and very helpful and always serves you with a smile. The equipment are modern and well kept and they are easy to use. The gym is very quiet after 9am and before 6pm and as well as on the weekends these are the best times to use this is you don't want to see the big crowds and the show offs. I pay $29.90 a fortnight which gives me access to any club across Australia. It's conveniently located inside Westfielf Sydney where you can grab a quick healthy meal after your workout as we need food before and after a workout.