I've taken a lot of reformer classes in San Francisco, and I thought this one was a good workout,…read moreand challenging. Location: Located in Covent Garden, it's actually located inside the "Gym Box", so make sure you look for a big yellow sign. Walk in, check in at the front desk and they'll send you downstairs to a room without very many directions. It took me a few extra minutes to figure out where the gym & class were, so if it's your first time, make sure you allocate at least 5 extra minutes. Class: More focused on core and legs, and didn't do too much with arms. It was fine for me, but if you're looking for a more upper body workout, you may not be getting much with this. The class is pretty fast-paced, so not the best if you're a beginner or have never taken a reformer class. Instructor: I had Jess, who was great. High-energy, friendly, and was paying attention to correct posture/form. Music: Pretty high energy music that you may find in a dance club in Europe (but with vocals). I like this type of music, so I appreciated it, but if you don't like this kind of music, you may want to avoid it. I'd definitely come back here again on another visit in London. Happy that they are on Classpass, as it makes it easy to try the class out.

INTENSE! I've taken a variety of reformer pilates classes in London and I have to say this has…read morebeen one of the most painful ones I've been to. I think it's constant repetition and very little time to recover and had most of my body shaking within an hour. It is quite a small studio (max 7 participants) and feels a little cramped. The studio is located in the Gym Box so bring a lock with you if you need to store anything.

Jubilee Hall is a very good gym that has all the facilities you would expect apart from a swimming…read morepool. With a huge open floor design there is a mass of resistance machines and free weights, making this club an excellent choice for people wanting to bulk up. There are over thirty cardio machines to, so there is something for everyone. There is a large gay community at the gym and the management address this by focusing on this community as the main target audience. This leads to a gym with a diverse culture, although the majority remains well- toned, well-groomed homosexual males. To join this gym costs £50 per month. This is excellent value for the facilities.

Good gym, friendly staff, had a fantastic experience visiting them via Helsi app. They offer water…read moreand sauna, towels cost money, but it's only 1.5 pounds, so its ok.

The price for the membership is quite low (£20.99 per month) so don't expect to find a 5* spa or…read moretowels waiting for you. It is quite essential, with cleanning toilets and showers. You can buy lockers there if you forget. By the way the gym is located on 3 floor so there are many machines to run, to do the steps, cycle and so on. If you go by morning is not really overcrowded but if you go after work you will find a lot of people. Classes are really nice, i felt in love with fit boxe.

The Gym at the Charing Cross location is big, convenient and very, very simple. You enter to the…read moregym through sliding doors after you enter your pin number (no more worrying about forgetting your membership card) and you have 3 floors full of equipment to go and play. The showers are clean however there are no towels or shower gels provided. You have to bring in it all to enjoy this gym and its unbeatable price (£20/month).

After a super disappointing workout at my hotel across the street, the hotel concierge mentioned…read morethey have a relationship for a complimentary workout with GymBox and I'm very glad I tried it. Having to deal with the sadness of LA Fitness here in Southern California, I was greeted warmly by the staff, handed a nice soft fluffy towel and, get this, even a combination lock. The gym itself is split up between some serious boxing/MMA with a ring and a good gym. Lockerroom was very clean, the equipment was in great shape and I managed to burn 700 calories which were desperately needed. I hear they have a live DJ at times and they crank the music to 11, however, I was too busy getting my Rammstein on. If I lived nearby, or they had one here close by in Southern California I'd kiss LA Fitness goodbye in a heartbeat.

Opaque pricing scheme, high pressure sales tactics, overpriced for the actual gym experience and…read moreservices available, and VERY difficult to cancel your membership (I was upfront with the sales associate before signing up that I only wanted a one month membership...but was shadily forced into paying for three months). Definitely not recommended!

Been a member for 18 months and the experience is getting increasingly frustrating. The workout…read moreexperience in Third Space Soho is not worth the premium price you pay. This is a premium gym, yet the space is relatively small. Recently it's clear the focus has shifted on acquisition rather than retention of members, resulting in the following pain points: - Changing rooms get super crowded: hard to find a free locker, bumping into other people post shower due to sheer lack of space, frequently having to queue for hairdryers - Queueing (behind up to 5 people) for the showers - Temperature issues in the women's changing rooms this winter: the door to the swimming pool is propped open, creating a cold draught in the pool and in the women's shower area. At regular intervals there's showers don't have warm water (worsening shower queues) - Due to overselling of classes happening at prime time there are no treadmills available at from 8AM to 8:45AM every day My husband and I were mid workout this morning, when the personal trainer positioned herself in front of our treadmills, weaved her hands and very rudely shouted "YOU NEED TO STOP NOW!". She and her colleague forced us of the treadmill mid-run, saying that they need it for the class and that there are no treadmills available between 8 and 8:45AM daily. When asked whether that means we can't do our workouts in the future he said "yes, it does, I am sorry. We tried to get more treadmills but it was not possible". So here we are, two fully paying members dishing out £430/month, being told we can't do our workouts. Given their recent focus on acquisition they need to look into expanding their space or stop accepting new members. Treadmills are basic gym equipment and need to be available for members - either limit the class spaces, get more treadmills or expand the gym.

This gym belongs on Star Trek. It has everything. When you have the use of a hypoxic chamber to…read moresimulate high altitude training, you know you will want for nothing. There is a good sized pool, pilates studio and a huge array of classes like Rockstar Bollywood and Burlesque. In truth I could go on for ever with what this gym has. If you can afford it and you live or work locally you should check this gym out. To become a member at London's most high tech gym will cost you £30-£120 per month.

I went for the boxing class, and it was pretty neat! The boxing is cool to try out…read more Ahmed's awesome and the energy was wonderful. Go for an interesting HIIT and strength & conditioning class. The location and the space is pretty cool, I think they have smoothies. Go outside and have a coffee around Covent Garden after!

Nice space, but their policies allow them to be deliberately unhelpful. I understand they have a…read morecancellation policy but not allowing someone to have a credit back to rebook when they fall ill within 12 hours of the class? And not allowing that person to cancel their credits for a refund is just taking advantage of the customer. Sure, we won't be accommodating for you so you'll want to come back - we'll just hold you and your money hostage! They don't care because either way they have your money. Also, the all levels yoga is not all levels. It is moderate to advanced. They really need to offer classes that are more introductory. They only seem to offer one fundamentals class once or twice a week at only one location (not this one). The instructor really needs to stay in a place where everyone can see them so newbies can follow along more easily. Really disappointed in the customer service here and their inflexibility- seems like their customer service needs to book in for a yoga class or two! Hope they don't fall sick and can't cancel!!

This is definitely the best pilates studio I've been to in London, I've tried pretty much all of…read morethem at this point and this one is the winner in terms of being the most challenging and effective workout. If you wanted to get in shape fast, this is where I'd go. It's not like a "luxury studio" like Ten Health that has like stocked showers and a clothing shop, but Ten is what I'd call a "gentle" class, frequently much older people in class, and I don't think you get the same results, vs Epoch which will kick your ass and have you feeling the effects for days. I've taken classes from 3 different instructors here, they are all equally hard, which is what I go for. I'm pregnant a the moment so am opting for milder workouts while I'm pregnant, but once i'm postpartum I will definitely be coming here to get my body back in shape fast.

From the owner: Epoch Fitness is a personal training and group fitness studio specialising in strength and…read moreconditioning, classical and dynamic/athletic reformer Pilates sessions. Opened in 2013 we are the first studio to have opened in Fitzrovia and since then built a reputation as one of the finest studios operating in London. In 2022 we were the first studio in UK to introduce state of the art water towers to a few of our group classes for a perfect mix of strength training, Pilates and cardiovascular conditioning. We look forward to welcoming you at our Fitzrovia studio.

It was the closest gym to our location so my bf came here for a workout and got day pass. The…read moremanager went above and beyond to assist us of which package to get for our travel time. Beautiful and clean gym with lots of equipment. There are trainers on staff as well!!!

My caloric intake probably increases exponentially while I'm in the UK (call it deprivation of good…read morecheese, scones, 99 Flake, and beer while stateside). I need to fit into my skinny jeans for all of the parties at Fabric, so I'm presented with quite a dilemma. The first thing I do, usually jetlagged out of my mind, is drag myself to Fitness First to get my guest membership. You can purchase daily or weekly guest memberships, and there's a price discount on the latter. I actually found the weekly guest membership to be quite affordable and the staff were very nice about getting me set up. The facilities are really nice as well. There are plenty of treadmills, elipticals, and bikes for cardio. The weight section is also really good -- all the machines I typically use are there. I just wish that there would be additional space to stretch, it can get crowded during peak times. The locker room is well-maintained and very clean. I also love that there are tanning booths so I can continue to maintain my color while I'm on holiday.

Since I was visiting London during the holidays, my friend urged me to get my ass in shape and…read moredragged me here. I bought a week pass at a reasonable rate. Equipments were always available and the members are really considerate. My problem--the clientele are so damn good looking, I can not concentrate. Alessandro, one of the personal trainers, and the ladies at the front desk are really helpful. I wished I could try one of their fitness classes next time I'm around London.

About a year ago, I was temping up the road from here. I would get an hour lunch break every day…read moreand decided to make the most of it, and join this gym. Thankfully, Soho gyms is very accommodating, and offer a wide range of memberships. I explained that I was only going to be working in the street for a month, and they gave me a months membership. They also do daily and weekly passes. What I was even more pleased about was that I didn't have to pay any membership fee. This gym in Covent Garden is not as big as the other Soho gyms which are dotted around London. However, there are all the machines that you will need, plus a weights room, and a studio room. I remember they had a fantastic version of a cross trainer here, where the foot rests operate separately and rather than just going back and forth, they make a kind of triangle shape. It is difficult to explain, but it gave me a work out which was about 5 times better than a standard cross trainer. The only thing that I thought could be improved on was the girls showers. The showers were communal and felt like old -school shower heads - were the water dribbles out. Definitely not power shower quality.

This is a great studio which teaches real barre classes similar to what you will see at Pure Barre,…read morePhysique 57, etc. Awesome studio with great staff in a super convenient location. This place is a real gem and I recommend you check this place out if you are looking for a proper barre class.

Finally a barre workout that works!…read more Coming from the US I am used to my pick of studios e.g. Bar Method, Pure Barre, Xtend Barre (all with multiple locations in a given city) and then private studios Lava Barre, BFit, Biker Barre....ahh ok I'm reminiscing. After trying barrecore (similar to Bar Method) and Method at Frame in Shoreditch I was starting to lose hope that there'd be any good barre studios in London. Alas, I've found a good one. I had Kiri Jones this morning and I finally worked up the sweat I was looking for. She's a very clear instructor both providing verbal cues, physical demonstration, and hands on corrections. Unlike other studios, I appreciated that Kiri did a fair bit of the workout with us. The particular class I was in, was small (8 people) and well organized. Mayfair location has one shower, two toilets, a small changing room with lotions, deodorant, hairdryer, straightener etc. I will be back!