A recent one-star that cuts against the grain
Most reviews here paint a clean, spa-equipped gym. Then a April 2026 visitor left a blunt one-star: "Very unclean gym, clients smell filthy and lack manners." That's a sharp contradiction, and I'm not going to pretend it away. It runs directly against a September 2023 review that praised the opposite: "The showers, restrooms, and jakuzi are clean and well maintained. The workout area is always watched by at least 3 experienced and friendly trainers." So which is it? Honestly, both can be partly true - cleanliness and crowd behavior swing with the hour and the day, and one bad visit at a busy time can read very differently from a calm one. If hygiene is your dealbreaker, go at the time you'd actually train and judge for yourself.
I lead with this because a spotless older review is easy to find and a recent complaint is easy to bury. You deserve to see both before you decide.
What this place actually offers
This is a full-service gym with a spa side. The September 2023 review lays out the equipment logic: "The equipment is relatively modern and wisely selected to provide all necessary exercises for both cardio and strength. There is also a small section for crossfit and fitness exercises." A September 2020 member listed the extras: "Great Gym, with sauna, jacuzzi, massage and a steam room. Lockers are clean, neat and tidy. Captains are very polite, helpful and always on duty." So beyond the weights, you're paying for a recovery-and-relax wing - sauna, steam, jacuzzi, massage.
That same 2020 review, worth noting, described "All safety precautions and social distancing are being applied due to the pandemic," which simply dates the visit to that period. I mention it only so you read the timestamp, not as a current condition.
Where the voices agree
Staff and trainers get consistent praise across years. A October 2021 member said, "A fantastic Gym with welcoming staff and trainers. I'm very happy to be working out here." A April 2026 review - a different one from the complaint above - added, "This is my Gym where I can practice with a motivating atmosphere and have break at spa area." So even in the same recent window, one person is happy with the atmosphere and spa while another calls it unclean. The trainers being helpful and present is the most repeated, most agreed-upon point.
What that 4.4 out of 206 measures
Two hundred six ratings is a solid sample, big enough that no single visit moves the number much. A 4.4 across that many people says "well-liked, with real variance." The variance has a shape here: strong on equipment, spa, and staff; wobbly on cleanliness and crowd behavior depending on when you show up. That's a more honest read than either the glowing 2020 review or the angry 2026 one alone.
What's missing
No prices - not one reviewer names a monthly fee. The listing shows long daily hours (roughly 7:30 to midnight, later on the weekend), but confirm before a first session. No detail on class schedules, women's hours, or personal-training rates. The contact link points to a Facebook page rather than a booking tool.
Who it's not for
Anyone who needs a guaranteed pristine floor at any hour - the cleanliness reviews conflict, so it's a gamble on timing. If you want a quiet, low-traffic room, a busy full-service gym with a spa crowd may not fit. For people who value sauna, steam, jacuzzi, and attentive trainers alongside their training, it lines up well.
FAQ
Is the gym clean?
The reviews conflict. A 2023 review called the showers, restrooms, and jacuzzi clean and well-maintained, while a 2026 review called the gym unclean. Cleanliness likely varies by time of day, so visit when you'd train.
What facilities does it have?
Reviewers describe modern cardio and strength equipment, a small crossfit area, plus a spa side with sauna, steam room, jacuzzi, and massage, staffed by trainers they call attentive.
How much does it cost?
No reviewer states a price. Contact the gym directly through its listed page to ask about membership fees and personal-training rates.