PureGym London Whitechapel - (Near Tower Hamlets, UK)

5 /5 Mark Longman: Best gym in the east end. Easy to access any time, centrally based, always able to use the machines and friendly staff. Mike the manager very helpful and is quick to sort out your quires . Check out this place

1 /5 Shayful Islam: Ive been a member at Pure Gym Whitechapel for nearly three years, and while the location has its merits, there are some significant issues that need addressing. On the positive side, the gym offers a wide range of equipment suitable for various workout routines, and the class schedules are fairly diverse. However, the most glaring problem is the state of the toilets. In all honesty, they are possibly the worst I have ever encountered. The persistent foul smell and the lack of cleanliness make them almost unusable. Its genuinely difficult to even step inside without being overwhelmed by the conditions. Another major concern is the presence of mice running around the gym. This is not only unsettling but also raises serious questions about hygiene. Despite these drawbacks, the gyms location is convenient, and the membership price is competitive. However, the poor hygiene standards significantly detract from the overall experience. I hope management takes these issues seriously and implements immediate improvements.

2 /5 Shirajul Islam: This gym is satisfactory when its not crowded. However, even during moderate times (not necessarily peak hours), theres a significant wait for equipment, with people on their phones and hogging machines. The leg equipment is quite limited, often requiring a different workout due to unavailability. The shoulder press is also frequently out of order, and considering the ample space, two more machines could easily be accommodated. Overall, it has been a disappointing

3 /5 Leon Lang: Day pass is 14 pounds and needs to be done online since no staff can let you in. You need to get in via a door code which wasnt immediately obvious to me and a bit annoying. The vending machines are very confusing to operate. It seemed to me that they have only one bench for bench pressing, but surprisingly it was free and I could use it. I only used barbells and dumbbells for training, which was fine; I cant comment on their other equipment. Getting out of the gym again required a door code, which I again found annoying.