Escola Ganesh is a martial arts school in Mollet del Valles, near Barcelona, not a conventional gym. The listing bundles "Gym Suaus" into the name, but read the reviews and it's clear what you're actually signing up for: instruction from one teacher, across judo, taekwondo, hapkido, yoga and more. The evening-only hours, roughly 5pm to 10pm on weekdays with nothing on weekends, tell the same story. This is a teaching academy on a class schedule, not an open-floor gym you drop into whenever.
What the reviews describe
Nearly every review is about the master, and the school openly measures itself by him. A November 2025 review, translated from Spanish, opens with the frame directly: "if a martial arts school is measured by its master, this is it." It then lists the teacher's credentials at length, a degree in physical education plus black belts across several disciplines. A February 2026 note, translated from Spanish, repeats the standard: "a good martial arts school is measured by the teachings of its teacher and by the number of students who attend each class, and without a doubt, Escola Ganesh is one."
So the reviewers themselves tell you the product is the instructor. An August 2020 review in English called him "the soul and the creator of Escola Ganesh," with "extensive education in movement sciences" and a "special development program for children." A June 2018 review, translated from Spanish, credited him with teaching "fundamental values" and helping the writer "grow as a person."
What you're buying, and the selection behind the 4.5
A 4.5 across 56 ratings is solid, but understand the selection. This is a single-instructor martial arts school, and people who choose that kind of place tend to be devoted to the teacher or they leave. That self-selection lifts the average. What the reviews sell isn't equipment or opening hours, it's a relationship with one master and a family atmosphere. A October 2022 reviewer, translated from Spanish, called the environment "very familiar and pleasant" and praised his "vocation for teaching."
I want to be straight about what that means. When a review spends three sentences listing belt ranks and calling the teacher "mystical," it's telling you the loyalty is real, but it's not telling you whether the schedule, the price, or the beginner path fits you. If it were my decision, I'd book a single class before committing to anything longer. The most concrete claim in the whole set is the November 2025 reviewer's challenge to go try a trial class yourself. That's actually good advice, because a school built on one teacher is something you have to feel in person.
What's missing
No review states a price. None mention specific class sizes with numbers, mat space, changing facilities, or whether adult beginners train alongside children. The hours are evening-only and weekday-only in the data, so anyone wanting morning or weekend training is out of luck, but confirm that directly. And because the reviews are almost entirely tributes to the instructor, you learn a lot about his character and very little about the practical logistics of enrolling.
Who it's not for
Anyone looking for a gym in the ordinary sense: weights, machines, a floor to lift on. This is martial arts instruction. It's also not for someone who wants flexible, self-directed training hours, since it runs on evening classes. And if you prefer a large school where you can be anonymous, a single-teacher academy where everyone knows the master is the opposite of that.
FAQ
Is Escola Ganesh a gym?
Not in the usual sense. It's a martial arts school teaching disciplines like judo, taekwondo, hapkido, and yoga, plus a program for children. The listing includes "Gym Suaus," but the reviews describe class-based martial arts instruction.
Who teaches the classes?
The reviews center almost entirely on one master, praised for his credentials and his teaching. A single-instructor model is the school's defining feature, so a trial class is the best way to judge fit.
When is it open?
The listed hours are roughly 5pm to 10pm on weekdays, with nothing on weekends. If you want morning or weekend training, confirm availability before enrolling.
How much does it cost?
No review states a price. Contact the school directly and, as one reviewer suggests, ask for a trial class in the discipline you want.