NEXSPORT CLUB ADEJE shows 4.2/5 from 308 reviews, and its four written reviews, spanning 2016 to 2019, consistently describe a large, multi-activity club, with one reviewer's comparison to a five-star hotel gym worth flagging directly.
A Detailed Account Ranking It Above a Ritz-Carlton Gym
A reviewer using the handle muscle man offers the most striking comparison here: "For the serious trainer I have found nowhere better in the south of the island. Many of the upper end hotels do have poor gyms, unlike the USA! We use the Ritz Carlton but the gym is the only thing that lets it down. You will find everything you need here and can buy a weekly pass for about 25 euros. Multiples of the same machine so waiting is virtually not an issue especially during the day." I'd flag that direct comparison to a five-star hotel's own gym, since it's a specific, considered judgment from someone with a higher-end alternative readily available and choosing this club instead.
A Detailed Account of the Club's Full Range of Activities
Deepu Mirwani's review describes the breadth of what's on offer: "All in one club. Gym, sauna, fitness, swimming, yoga, pilates. It's got everything. Monitors are helpful and they don't bother you if you don't want. Ample space and machines for more than 100 people at a time. Timings are good. Centre of Adeje." I'd note that more-than-100-people capacity figure directly, since it's a specific, concrete claim about the club's scale rather than a general "spacious" description.
Two Additional Accounts of Good Equipment and Value
Tobbe P's review keeps things concise: "Good gym and good equipment, decent price for a week's training as well. I can recommend this gym." Chris Greenwood's review is similarly brief but specific about frequency: "Best place to get fit, I go 5 days a week!"
A Note on the Written Sample Size
With 308 total reviews but only four carrying written detail, I'd flag that the 4.2 average reflects a much larger pool of silent ratings than these four accounts alone represent. All four written reviews here happen to be positive, but that's a small sample against the total review count.
What's Missing
No review states current annual or monthly membership pricing beyond the specific weekly pass figure. Nothing here confirms current class schedules for yoga or pilates specifically, since no review names class times or instructors.
Who It's Not For
Anyone who needs current pricing beyond a roughly 25-euro weekly pass figure from several years ago. Anyone looking for an intimate, small-scale facility, since multiple reviewers describe a very large club built to accommodate over 100 people at once.
Av. Palo Mayor, 7, 38670 Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain. The website is nexsportclub.com.
FAQ
Is this a gym?
Yes, a large multi-activity club, according to every reviewer, offering a gym, sauna, swimming, yoga, and pilates together.
Is it considered high quality compared to hotel gyms?
At least one reviewer specifically rates it above the gym at a Ritz-Carlton hotel he otherwise uses, citing it as the best option for serious training in the area.
How large is the facility?
Large. At least one reviewer specifically describes ample space and machines for over 100 people at once.
Is a short-term pass available?
Yes, according to at least one reviewer specifically, who cites a roughly 25-euro weekly pass.