GoFlex Gym is the best-run gym on this list, and I don't say that lightly. It sits on the first floor of Le Windsor Complex on Royal Road in Beau Bassin, above the supermarket, and it holds a 4.8 rating across 69 Google reviews. In a country where gyms are often either hotel afterthoughts or dusty back rooms, GoFlex is a properly serious operation.
It runs 24/7 for members. Access is by fingerprint scanner. That combination alone puts it in a different bracket from most Mauritian gyms.
Facilities and Equipment
The equipment list is specific enough to be worth spelling out, because a member did exactly that and it checks out against everything else known about the place. A powerlifting bar. A squat rack. A Concept2 rower. Two Assault bikes. Two air-resistance curved treadmills. Plus a full spread of dumbbells and machines.
That's a conditioning setup a CrossFit box would recognize, bolted onto a proper free-weight floor. If you've trained anywhere serious, you'll know what those brand names mean. A Concept2 isn't decoration.
The operational discipline is what members keep returning to. Weights get re-racked, and the gym enforces it. Equipment gets wiped after use, and the gym enforces that too. The place is cleaned daily and reviewers specifically note the absence of gym smell, which anyone who's trained in a humid climate will appreciate. There's CCTV throughout, and staff actually review the footage to catch people tailgating in on someone else's fingerprint.
Hot showers in the changing room. No deposit demanded for a key fob, because there is no key fob. Your finger is the key.
One recurring complaint, and it's a real one: the hot water has failed on some mornings, and at least one member documented it happening repeatedly over several months. Worth asking about.
Classes, Coaching and Membership
Personal training is available, and two coaches are named publicly by the gym. Yaseen is a certified personal trainer and health coach who runs a cutting program. Waliid is a physiotherapist who has also worked with the national football team, which is not a credential you find at every neighborhood gym.
There's a GoFlex Privilege Card that gives members discounts with partner businesses, and the gym has run powerlifting events.
On price: GoFlex doesn't publish a rate card, and asks prospects to visit or message. A member review from earlier this year cites 1,500 rupees a month and calls it expensive. Another says it's a bit pricey but that the special offers make a real difference. Treat 1,500 MUR as a member's figure rather than an official rate, and ask about the promotions, because multiple reviewers say that's where the value is.
Is it expensive for Mauritius? Probably yes. Is it worth it if you train five times a week and want the place clean and open at 5am? I'd say obviously.
Location and Getting There
Beau Bassin-Rose Hill is Mauritius's second city, in the Plaines Wilhems district, strung along the main road between Port Louis and Curepipe. Le Windsor Complex sits right on Royal Road, so it's easy to spot and easy to reach.
Buses run this corridor constantly. Better still, the Metro Express light rail serves Rose Hill on the Port Louis to Curepipe line, so you can get here on rail from a good chunk of the island. Ebene Cybercity is roughly 2 km away, which explains part of the membership base.
Driving is straightforward and the complex has parking below.
Hours and Practical Tips
Members get 24/7 access. That's confirmed by the gym itself. The administrative office, though, keeps shorter hours, roughly 17:00 to 20:00 on weekdays, so if you're signing up or need to speak to a human, go in the early evening.
Want to avoid the crush? Train at odd hours. That's the whole point of a 24/7 fingerprint gym. Reviewers say it can get crowded at peak, but that there's almost always a free machine anyway.
Bring a towel and your own lock habits are irrelevant here, since you'll want to just get on with it. Expect to be told to re-rack. Expect the wipe-down rule to be enforced. Personally, I think that's exactly what makes a gym worth paying for.
First visit: go during office hours, not at midnight, because you need to be enrolled on the fingerprint system before the 24/7 access means anything.
FAQ
Is GoFlex really open 24/7?
Yes, for enrolled members, with fingerprint entry and CCTV. The admin office, however, only staffs roughly 17:00 to 20:00 on weekdays.
How much is membership?
No official rate is published. A 2026 member review cites 1,500 rupees per month. Ask about the special offers, which several members say cut the cost meaningfully.
What cardio equipment is there?
A Concept2 rower, two Assault bikes, and two air-resistance curved treadmills, alongside conventional machines.
Is there a security deposit for access?
No. Entry is by fingerprint, so there's no key fob and no deposit.
Can I get to it without a car?
Yes. It's on Royal Road with frequent buses, and the Metro Express light rail serves Rose Hill nearby.