David Lloyd Colliers Wood - (Near , UK)

5 /5 Kseniia Zhhunova: Visited on opening day and honestly - this is one of the best club setups I’ve seen in the UK so far. I’ve trained consistently for 3+ years, so I’m picky about the basics: space, layout, machine quality, and whether a gym flows when it’s busy. This place gets it right. The gym is spacious, well-planned, and doesn’t feel cramped even when people are moving between stations. The equipment selection is strong - plenty of machines, everything is new and smooth, and it’s the kind of environment where you can train properly without feeling rushed or boxed in. Staff were excellent on the day - friendly, present, and proactive. You can tell when someone cares about the member experience, and it shows here. The only downside is the price - it is on the higher end - but you can also see where the money goes. If you’re someone who struggles with consistency, joining a place like this genuinely makes it easier to show up and stay on track. If you’re thinking about joining and you want a club that feels high-quality, spacious, and motivating - this one is absolutely worth checking out.

5 /5 Toya Toyah: Joining David Lloyd has been one of the best lifestyle investments I’ve made. I’m used to basic 24-hour gyms, but this feels completely different and works perfectly for both fitness and family life. I love how easy it is to spend time with my kids here, swimming together, my eldest training with me, and a crèche for the baby. On days I don’t feel like working out, the wide variety of classes always motivates me to stay active. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful, including the PTs and the club manager, Chris, who is always visible and welcoming. After activities, being able to sit down and dine with the children instead of rushing home to cook makes such a difference, and the food tastes great. The spa is amazing, a great variety of steam rooms and saunas, heated beds, and the perfect place to unwind and reset when I don’t have the children. Overall, I highly recommend it and feel it’s great value for money.

5 /5 Devang: My daughter absolutely loves going to Scooter squad, Let’s Make, and the Lego Club. All the team members are so friendly, kind, and really make sure the kids are having the best time. A big thank you to Mia, Teo, Connie, Ahmed, Lisah, Jenayah, and Abner and the entire team for creating such a fun and welcoming environment — you truly make a difference every week! The Christmas setup looks absolutely amazing — such great teamwork as always!

5 /5 Jamie M: Amazing club. The facilities are amazing it has everything I could need and more . Gym has lots of natural light and the spa area is perfect. Amazing customer service throughout and. In particular NESS in the restaurant is fantastic. Always helpful, always friendly, always welcoming with a smile

4 /5 Olga Carroll: My review comes from the perspective of a parent looking for a true family club. One where I can work out and my kids can enjoy activities or downtime at the same time. It is a lovely space. I was genuinely looking forward to the opening because, besides Virgin in Wandsworth, there’s really nothing in the area for families. The changing rooms feel genuinely premium with Elemis products and GHD tools, which is more glamour than most of us get on a weekday. The pool area is beautiful too with its soft, dimmed lighting. The catch? Reformer Pilates costs extra which feels a tad bold given the membership price. And the health-and-safety rules are so strict they start to feel a bit… overcooked. Children can’t be left at the pool even if they’re in Leander squads simply because they’re under 10. Balham Leisure Centre manages to survive without quite this level of intensity. If your kids are in different age groups (mine are 9 & 11), their classes will almost certainly be at different times — and you can’t leave a child unattended until they hit 12. So as a family club, it becomes a bit of a logistical puzzle. You also can’t use any rooms outside scheduled classes. However the gym itself is well equipped for my purposes. The staff are genuinely lovely. And the club could work brilliantly for families with younger children (more or less similar abilities), or those whose kids are all in the same age bracket. If your child is sporty or already involved in structured training, the David Lloyd children’s clubs feel more suited to absolute beginners. I might give the club another go once my children are 12 and can be left in a lounge area unattended. For myself, I’d rather go to Third Space — at least reformer Pilates is included.