A traveler who dropped in during February 2025 gave the review I'd hand to any tourist passing through Domodossola: day entry is "10 euros which is good price and you can have shower after training," there are three treadmills, and when he left his Garmin belt behind, the staff offered to post it to him. That's the whole personality of MyGym in one paragraph - fair drop-in pricing, real equipment, and a desk that goes out of its way.
What this is
MyGym is a 24/7 fitness center in Domodossola, in Italy's Verbano-Cusio-Ossola province, near the Swiss border. The single-entry system means you don't need a membership to train once, which is why it keeps turning up in traveler reviews. During staffed hours there's a trainer on the floor; outside them, you get in on your own and can reach reception by WhatsApp.
Where the voices agree
Across languages, the reviews say the same things. A May 2026 review, in Italian, praised "a cordial and pleasant environment" and machines "always working impeccably," noting lockers, showers, and 24/7 access, with one honest caveat: the shower soap and shampoo are "a pagamento" - available but paid (translated from Italian). An April 2026 Italian review called the spaces "well distributed and clean" and confirmed a trainer is "always available for personalized advice" during opening hours (translated from Italian). An August 2025 walk-in visitor said "the staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful" and "the machines were top-notch," mentioning a protein bar run by the same team next door.
So the pattern holds across five reviews and three languages: clean, well-maintained gear, genuinely helpful staff, round-the-clock access.
What the 4.9 is measuring
A 4.9 across 406 ratings is high, and unlike a tiny sample, this one has the volume to mean something. Four hundred people don't accidentally average that high. The written reviews match the number rather than oversell past it, which is the good sign - when the words and the aggregate agree at scale, you can trust both.
The one recurring note of realism comes from the members themselves. That May 2026 reviewer added the only critique he could find: "like all gyms it isn't cheap, but services have to be paid for." He's telling you it's a paid, full-service place, not a budget chain. Fair warning, offered honestly.
What's missing
Beyond the 10-euro day pass from a February 2025 review, no review states monthly membership pricing, so treat the drop-in figure as your only confirmed number. Nobody details the full machine roster or peak-hour crowding, though one review's "not as so small" hints it's a decent size. For membership rates, call +39 0324 420218 or use the WhatsApp line the reviews mention.
Who it's not for
If you want the cheapest possible gym, members themselves say this isn't it. If you want free shower toiletries, bring your own - they're paid here. If you want a clean, well-equipped 24/7 room with a genuinely helpful team and drop-in access for travelers, the reviews are unusually consistent that this delivers.
FAQ
Can I train at MyGym without a membership?
Yes. Reviewers describe a single-entry system, and one traveler quotes a 10-euro day pass with shower access included, which makes it practical for visitors passing through Domodossola.
Is it really open 24/7?
Multiple reviews confirm 24-hour, 7-day access, with reception reachable by WhatsApp even during closed hours and a trainer on site during staffed times.
Are showers free?
The showers are available but reviewers note the soap and shampoo cost extra, so bring your own toiletries if you'd rather not pay.