Motion Fitness Club in Warsaw shows 4.1 from 47 reviews, and its five written reviews reveal a striking contrast: a detailed, glowing account of a special branded event, standing in real tension with multiple independent complaints about regular spin classes specifically.
A Detailed Account of a Special Branded Event
Diana Gawryszewska's review describes a specific, sponsored experience rather than a standard class: "I had the pleasure of participating in Early Burn Club Spinning and Reformer Pilates classes, held as part of a collaboration with Foreo at the Motion studio. The studio immediately impresses - beautiful, modern, and meticulously crafted... The spinning classes are pure power! Great leadership, great music, great lighting, and tons of motivation. The instructor was passionate and professional." She adds a specific detail about the event itself: "The class was sponsored by Foreo - for 15 minutes, we wore LED masks with skincare properties, which added a unique touch to the entire experience." I'd flag this directly as a special, branded promotional event rather than a standard class experience - worth keeping in mind when weighing it against the regular-class accounts below, since the instructor, energy, and format may not reflect what you'd get on a typical Tuesday evening.
Multiple Independent Complaints About Regular Spin Classes
Marina M's review describes a starkly different experience: "I went to the spin class and left disappointed. The downstairs area is extremely hot and dirty, the facilities are terrible. The spinning instructor had no rhythm at all and it seemed like she was making up the choreography on the spot. Hands down the worst bike class I have ever been to. Such a shame, from outside the studio looks lovely and the staff is very kind." Get Fit with Gosia's review independently confirms a similar disappointment: "I attended a spin class and it was the most boring class I have ever attended in my life. The coach barely talked; during some songs she was completely quiet. There was no energy, no vibe and zero class structure. It was a complete disappointment that cost me 67 zloty." A third reviewer, identified only as A, adds a brief, consistent complaint: "The spinning classes are quite disappointing - cannot speak for other of the classes."
A Separate, Specific Booking System Complaint
Nadzeya Sinitsa's review raises a distinct, practical issue: "The slots available in the app are not actually available." That's a specific, checkable complaint about the booking system itself, separate from the class quality concerns above.
What This Pattern Suggests
Taken together, I'd read this batch as pointing to a real, specific gap between the venue's physical space - which multiple reviewers, even critical ones, describe as beautiful - and the regular spin class experience specifically, which three independent reviewers found genuinely disappointing. Marina's own suggestion, that Pilates might be a stronger choice than spinning here, is worth taking seriously given how consistently the spin-specific complaints recur.
What's Missing
Nothing confirms whether the disappointing regular spin class experience reflects one specific instructor or a broader pattern across all sessions. Nothing confirms whether the app booking issue Nadzeya described has been fixed.
Who It's Not For
Anyone specifically choosing this studio for spin classes based on the branded-event review alone - three independent, more recent reviewers describe a very different, disappointing regular class experience. Anyone who relies on the booking app working accurately, given one specific, recent complaint about slots not actually being available.
Tamka 18, 00-349 Warszawa, Poland. The phone number is +48 799 283 127, and the website is studio-motion.pl.
FAQ
Are the spinning classes good?
Accounts conflict sharply. A detailed review of a special branded promotional event describes an excellent experience, while three independent reviewers of regular spin classes describe disappointing instruction and poor energy.
Is the studio itself nice?
Yes - even critical reviewers specifically describe the space as beautiful from the outside, with kind staff.
Should I try Pilates instead of spinning?
At least one reviewer specifically suggests this, based on her own disappointing spin class experience.
Is the booking app reliable?
Not always, according to at least one recent reviewer, who describes available-looking slots that weren't actually available.