“I got a one-week pass at PureGym Wembley while in London for a short stay. Although there are plenty of gyms in the area, I find PureGym's to be pretty consistent so I know what to expect.After purchasing the pass, I noticed a lot of reviews talking about bad odours which was pretty off putting, and I wondered if I should have done more due diligence before buying my pass. However I had no issues with this whatsoever.The gym is in a basement style area just off the main highstreet. It's a little smaller than most, but it had everything I needed.All of the equipment seems to be clean and in decent condition. I normally trained early in the morning, and once in the afternoon. At all times it was busy, the atmosphere was friendly and there was little waiting times for equipment.The main issues are true of any commercial gym. The ratio of cardio to weight training equipment doesn't seem balanced. The free weights area is very busy and cramped, but there are tons of cardio machines with lots of availability. As such I opted for weight machines over free weights, which I wouldn't normally do.The changing rooms were surprisingly big, and there are a few vending machines selling water, energy drinks and protein shakes that all accept contactless payments.It's right next to a number of transport links, and for me, it was a short walk from my hotel at Wembley Stadium which was ideal.”
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“I got a one-week pass at PureGym Wembley while in London for a short stay. Although there are plenty of gyms in the area, I find PureGym's to be pretty consistent so I know what to expect.After purchasing the pass, I noticed a lot of reviews talking about bad odours which was pretty off putting, and I wondered if I should have done more due diligence before buying my pass. However I had no issues with this whatsoever.The gym is in a basement style area just off the main highstreet. It's a little smaller than most, but it had everything I needed.All of the equipment seems to be clean and in decent condition. I normally trained early in the morning, and once in the afternoon. At all times it was busy, the atmosphere was friendly and there was little waiting times for equipment.The main issues are true of any commercial gym. The ratio of cardio to weight training equipment doesn't seem balanced. The free weights area is very busy and cramped, but there are tons of cardio machines with lots of availability. As such I opted for weight machines over free weights, which I wouldn't normally do.The changing rooms were surprisingly big, and there are a few vending machines selling water, energy drinks and protein shakes that all accept contactless payments.It's right next to a number of transport links, and for me, it was a short walk from my hotel at Wembley Stadium which was ideal.”