Fitness24Seven

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• Macro Tourist

  4 months ago

  499 THB for a day pass which is too expensive! Unboarding takes a while because they want to see an ID (even for a day pass) and register you in their database. No free trial option available even if you stay in Bangkok for six months. Gym is mediocre equipped. No heavy dumb-bells (max 40 kg), no squat machine, no standing calf machine. Only one bench and only two wracks. No proper rowing machine on which you can assemble plates. Staff was not so friendly. No single rope for the cable tower. Unfortunately, I did not feel very welcomed. At least, the gym was clean and not crowded.

• Nicc11221

  5 months ago

  Really cool place. Has most thing despite being very small. Cardio area is very extensive however I did find myself queueing for machine for up to 10 minutes during busy times. I enjoyed coming before 15:00. Staff very friendly.

• Jerry Lee Dormido

  a year ago

  I have my monthly subscription to Anytime Fitness, and I used to go to AF Nanglinchee. AF is not that far from my condo where I am staying for 2 months, but it was April and May, where the heat is too much to bear when I like using the Grab bike as it is fast and saves time. Thankfully, Fitness24seven offered a 2 month half price for the Songkran festival. I was so lucky as it is just 30 seconds away from my condo. It saved me time and money from taking Grab 5 days per week! Fitness24seven is fully equipped and very well maintained. It has a drinking station and clean shower room. The staff are always friendly as usual. And I don't need to have it canceled. When I applied for this 2 month promo deal, they ensured that it would be canceled after 2 months. And I received an email that my subscription ended hence. No hidden fees or wrong charges on my credit card. Great gym, great service, great promo deal!!!

• Maksim Shane

  a month ago

  The gym itself may be fine, and the location is actually very convenient for me. But the pricing and membership policy are absolutely unacceptable. This does not feel like a normal gym membership. It feels like a bureaucratic fee trap designed by a bank, a tax office, and a school administration at the same time. You pay a joining fee, an access fee, and then a monthly fee. If you stop going because you are sick, busy, traveling, or simply do not want to train for a while, they still keep charging you automatically unless you formally notify them or provide documents. If your old card stops working and your account gets closed, you are expected to pay the joining fee and access fee again just to come back. So, in practice, they punish people for absence. This is a very strange policy for a commercial gym. You are not a tax office, not a military enlistment office, not a school, and not a university. You are a gym. Your job is to provide access to training, not to monitor people’s attendance and punish them with extra fees if they miss a few months. Why should a commercial gym even care how often someone attends, as long as the membership is paid for? The worst part is how they explain it. Instead of having a simple and transparent membership policy, they pull out a complicated catalogue with charts, tables, daily calculations, and schemes explaining when you pay and when you do not. It is absurd. A customer comes to a gym to train, relax, and recover after work or after dealing with everyday bureaucracy. Instead, they are hit with a mental DDoS attack: rules, fees, exceptions, calculations, charts, and explanations that feel intentionally overcomplicated. I came there with a friend who was a potential new customer. I wanted to restore my membership, and he was considering joining. While he was standing next to me, they explained all of this “loyalty” toward returning customers. He was shocked, and honestly so was I. It is hard to imagine a worse way to show a potential customer how you treat people who may want to come back. Even a trial visit costs 499 baht, and they still collect your data and put you into their system. But somehow they do not need a joining fee or access fee for that. So these fees do not look like real administrative costs. They look like extra charges built into the business model. This is basic math. If you want to receive around 1,300 baht per customer per month, then simply make the monthly price higher and keep the system honest. For example, charge 1,500 baht per month and offer discounts to long-term customers who pay consistently. That would be a normal commercial policy: clear price, clear value, and rewards for loyalty. But instead, you choose to act like a tax office. You punish customers who did not come for several months with extra fees, reactivation costs, and bureaucratic rules. Nobody forces you to do it this way. This is your own business decision. The result is that, no matter how convenient this club is for me, it is psychologically difficult to betray my own principles and start paying this club again. I would rather train outside than bring money to an organization that tries to confuse customers instead of treating them with basic transparency. Another thing I forgot to mention: when you leave the gym, you also have to tap your card at the turnstile again. After a workout, when you are tired and just want to go home, do not forget not to put your card back into your backpack — because you will need to take it out again just to leave the gym. It almost feels like this is not a fitness club, but some kind of secret government facility with strict exit control. As if there are no staff, no cameras, and someone might secretly carry classified files out of the building. Instead of building a simple, fair, and modern membership system, you chose the path of punitive bureaucracy. In 2026, this kind of policy should feel unacceptable to any reasonable person who values transparency and respect.

• Jordan King

  4 years ago

  I’ve been bouncing around to a few gyms in Bangkok and this is my favorite! It’s never been too crowded and the weekly and monthly member rates are very affordable. Plenty of space with all you need including machines, free weights, and a club room for Zumba and Yoga. Staff are very friendly and helpful and create a nice atmosphere by really leaving you alone. Personal trainers available on request. Women also have a private gym area if they’d rather not hang around with the meat heads….but don’t be scared it’s just the money boys 😉

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