Two of the three people who wrote about this place say the pitch is in poor condition, and one says players are being put at risk. That goes first, because it's the only thing here that could hurt someone.
Also, this isn't a gym. Estadio Municipal Jose Ernesto Axpuaca Toledo in San Bartolome Milpas Altas, Guatemala, is a municipal football ground. There are no weights, no machines, no classes. If you're looking for somewhere to train, this record has nothing for you.
The Safety Complaint
A visitor in November 2025 (translated from Spanish): "This is not a football pitch. It's in very bad condition. The players' safety is put at risk."
A visitor in March 2026 (translated from Spanish): "It's a soccer field with natural grass; it seems like they don't maintain it."
Two people, four months apart, rating it one star and two stars. They don't use the same words but they describe the same thing: natural grass that isn't being looked after. The March review is the newest on the record, which means the complaint wasn't a one-off bad week that got sorted.
Is that enough to call the pitch dangerous? I don't think I can. One person says safety is at risk, and that's her assessment, not a measurement. What I can say is that the two most recent people to write about it both found the surface poorly maintained, and that if you're organising a match here, someone should look at the ground before anyone runs on it.
The Other Review
A visitor in January 2025 (translated from Spanish): "A very beautiful place, to unwind and enjoy."
That's the whole review. Five stars, no detail.
I'd note the contrast rather than try to resolve it. He's describing the setting, they're describing the playing surface. Those aren't the same judgement, and both can be true at once: a pleasant spot that's a poor pitch. That's a hypothesis, though, not something I can confirm from three reviews.
About That 4.3
The rating says 4.3 from 16 reviews, but only three people wrote anything. So thirteen ratings carry no explanation at all, and the two written reviews from the last year are both negative. I wouldn't lean on the number here. A 16-review sample tells you very little, and the written half of it points the other way.
What Isn't Here
No opening hours. No website. No information about whether you can just turn up, whether the pitch is bookable, or what it costs.
Nobody mentions changing rooms, lighting, seating, or parking. For a municipal ground, those are the questions that matter, and I can't answer any of them.
Who This Is For
Someone looking for a local football ground in San Bartolome Milpas Altas, who's willing to call ahead and ask about the state of the grass. The number on the listing is +502 7830 1076, and given what the last two reviewers said, that call is worth making.
Not anyone looking for a gym. There isn't one here.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
No. It's a municipal football stadium with a natural grass pitch.
What condition is the pitch in?
Poor, according to the two most recent reviewers. One in March 2026 says it looks unmaintained; one in November 2025 says players' safety is at risk.
Can I book it?
Nobody says and no hours are published. The listed number is +502 7830 1076.
Is the 4.3 rating reliable?
I'd be careful with it. Only 3 of 16 reviews have any text, and both written reviews from the past year are critical.