Top Gyms in Beyoğlu, Turkey

This gym is absolute garbage. At first it looks nice, spacious and well equiped. As soon as you sign up for 100 usd a month you notice how bad it is. No free water. Wifi doesn't work. There are only 3 pulley machines which form 5 people lines to be used at any time of the day.
And to close off this terrible experience, they just broke my lock and took all my things. Aparently it was in a "reservation only" locker that has no sign warning nor was i advised when I signed up. When I complained to the manager he was very unprofessional and ended the conversation with "stop talking and be careful" which I took as a threat. STAY AWAY FROM THIS GYM.

This is a good gym in the centre of Galata. It was 1000 lira for a week. They do not do day passes - but I was fine with that. The staff were extremely friendly. And the patrons here are quite nice.

The lockers need your own lock. So bring on if you have one.

This gym is truly disappointing. I paid 1000 TL for a week of fitness and was promised a free trial session. When I went on the so-called extra day, they suddenly said it wasn't possible, demanding more money. On December 12th at 8 am, I was there, supposedly speaking with the manager. Don't be fooled. The equipment is in poor condition, desperately needing an update, and nobody uses a towel. I'm very disappointed; empty promises were made. Look for alternatives if you're in the area.

I.m in Istanbul on a regular basis and this gym is convient......however the machinery is very poor and no selection at all.
The most over riding issue with me and it's been a regular occurrence I will always sign up for a 1 month membership and each time I specifically ask them not to make it a recurrent charge month by month and everytime i.m assured the charge is a once off.
Was there again in June and long storey short I was charged a further 3 months of membership charges before I had to cancel my credit card and ask for a renewal as many emails and requests stay unanswered.

When your talking hundreds of dollars plus the inconvience of cancelling credit cards plus the shear dishonesty it's truly unacceptable and appalling.
This is the third occasion it's happened at the same branch and I will be returning in December and will be asking for at least 2 months of membership at $0 cost to me as a MINIMUM!!!!

Pros:
- one of the only ones that open at 7am on weekdays, punctual
- clean, big, lots of machines
- staff was helpful even though he couldn’t speak much English

Cons:
- opens at 9am on weekends
- some machines are a little old, but still functional
- does not have day passes, although I see some Turkish writings for 450 lira
- you need a credit card (filled into their website) and personal details to register
- the lockers do not come with a lock, you may need to bring your own. At this price, I was expecting digital locks.

Weekly pass cost me 1000 lira

I was looking for a place to work out during my short stay in Istanbul. This place was near my hotel. I tried to buy a day pass but unfortunately this gym does not offer day passes. They only offer week passes for around $35 USD. I tried to negotiate to buy a day pass but they said no. Considering this gym is in the heart of a tourist district, I think it would be a good idea to offer day passes.

Baffled by the low rating. This gym is an excellent find in central Istanbul (where excellent gyms are scarce). Modern, spacious, great range of equipment, air con, nice crowd: I loved working out here. Main downside is it can be difficult to actually join depending on who you get at the front desk (assuming you don’t speak Turkish, like me). They only do minimum 1 week memberships for 350TL, but given how good this gym is, I’d pay that even if using just a few times.

Big and nice gym you can find all the machines you need. One bad thing about it is the bad smell of most of the clients so its not the gym's fault but maybe they can try to put signs reminding them of being clean!!!! Its so strange how people come at 8 am in the morning with a very bad smell!!!!