Retro Gym

This gym is an absolutely exceptional place for anyone looking to improve their fitness, health, and well-being. The equipment is modern, well-maintained, and accessible even during peak hours. The staff and trainers are incredibly knowledgeable - always happy to offer advice, improve technique, and motivate. The atmosphere is friendly and relaxed, making both beginners and advanced users feel at ease. The locker rooms are spotless, and the entire facility is regularly cleaned. Another major plus is the diverse group classes, which are led with passion and energy. This is a place you'll truly want to return to. I highly recommend it to everyone - the perfect gym for regular workouts and building healthy habits!

Different from any other! The gym stands out primarily for its decor; you can definitely feel the 90s vibe from the moment you walk in. The retro gym's atmosphere stands out - there are no new countertops, bright lights, or music on the doorstep. The staff is very friendly and attentive, and they take care of you from the moment you walk in. As for the gym itself, I'd say it's average. On the plus side, there aren't many customers, and they seem friendlier than in chain stores. Unfortunately, the gym itself has the following problems: 1) Few machines; for example, there are two treadmills in the main room, two in the smaller room, and two or three max. So, there are only a few of each type of machine, so if you want to work out, you'll have to be lucky. The machines are already in need of maintenance, damaged, or cracked. The machines don't always work properly; sometimes you really need to know how to use them, and they're impractical - there's no room for water, or the machines are difficult to operate. There were cracks everywhere - the locker room floor, the wall, etc. The locker room was full of lockers, each "from a different parish." There's a sauna, but it was out of order. Three showers with shower heads. Note to those in the Wtydnicki family: they're open, so you shower next to each other. The downside is the lack of dryers in winter. For basic exercises in a pleasant atmosphere, yes, but for getting in shape, no. And not for winter, because it's chilly in spring, let's just say it's cold, and there are no dryers.