Achieve Lifestyle, Addlestone Health & Fitness

Suffering from lockdown as could benefit from being bigger. Only 25 people allowed in one session but 12 people and its pretty hard to use the equipment you want to. Great customer service team for a gym though! Only 2 Cross trainers in use and one was broken the other day woth nobody around to raise the issue with. Looking for a bigger gym.....

Turned up for a quick gym session whilst I'm away from home. Was told the day price was £7but then informed of the £8 induction fee. £15 For a gym in never going to use again so much for a local leisure centre charging half your monthly membership for maximum 2 hour session.

Used to go to this gym every single day , I've been to all gyms in the area and this one just felt the best to me as it's quite cosy , I found it quite easy losing weight here

It is a very good gym, there is free parking, often the gym is not crowded, which makes me complete the exercise correctly.

Very clean gym and equipment. Great range of classes for all levels. Staff are supper friendly and supportive.

Only joined 5 weeks ago and wish I’d done it years ago. Friendly and very helpful team. Great classes and the members are normal people!

Being 11 weeks pregnant, went for a Pilates class for the first time and asked the instructor to let me know if there were any positions that I shouldn’t do. Instructor made me feel very unwelcome and kept saying out loud (in front of the whole class) that if I had done Pilates before I would know what movements are safe in pregnancy. Then what’s the point of having an instructor?

Just checked the membership charges recently and realised that nothing has changed. Don't understand the pricing and costs. It seems like they don't know (as the organisation) what the customer focus and customer satisfaction mean. Complicated onboarding process, high membership costs and extra admin fees. The select plan costs £45.90 PCM (Egham) / £39.90 PCM (Addlestone), plus £20 for joining fee. Check your competitors: for £15/month (in the first year, £22.50 after) you can get unlimited access to PureGym (24/7). The difference in the first year cost equals -£300.80 (£570.80-£180.00) and -£280.80 (£550.80-£270.00) in the following years / per user. With others, there's no contracts, extra charges, onboarding hassles, no more paperwork, etc. I have changed my membership to PureGym (almost two years ago) and saved near £1,000.00 to my family. I'm not saying that PureGym are perfect, however £1K in my pocket makes the difference. just can't find the reason for the extra premium charges and higher prices.

I go 5 days a week and everything I need is accessible. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is I often need to ask the staff to put the back air conditioning fans on as they never seem to be on and I get very hot.

Like coming to this local gym. I mainly do classes but sometimes use equipment as well. If you come during off peak hours it's usually not too busy.