Jubilee Hall

This gym prides itself about being the only gym above ground in central London which I think is definitely a plus point. Especially during the summer as it’s actually hard enough to drag yourself to the gym anyway, let alone going into some dark basement dungeon gym.
The fees are really reasonable considering its slap bang in the centre of Covent garden. Also they don’t make you sign up to a 12 month contract, it’s just a rolling monthly agreement. In addition if you are a member of Jubilee Hall you can use a number of their other London gyms too, including one in Hampstead. This small gym chain is also part of a larger fitness network which means you can use 101 different gyms in the South East including the Oasis gym near Tottenham Court Road which has an outdoor pool.
The gym itself is nice. It has quite a few cardio machines with built in teles, lots of weights machines and free weight things too. It has a number of classes as well. There is a little café also which always smells amazing although I’ve never actually eaten there.
The atmosphere in the gym is really pleasant and everyone seems very friendly. I would definitely recommend this gym, it’s also a charity too so you can feel doubly good working out!

I have to disagree with these reviews a little. The gym is good though can sometimes be a bit gay for my liking. it does get crowded and this can lead to the changing rooms being a bit messy. They also seem to have a lot of independent personal trainers and clients using the gym which im not to keen on as they leave equipment lying around and this adds to the overcrowded feeling some times though i guess maybe the gym gets a payment for allowing these trainers in. The trainers are also the ones who seem to stand around chatting doing nothing after their client session is finished which is just odd in my opinion. There are times when the equipment upholstery gets ripped and is not replaced for a long time. Personally i feel that they have crammed too many pieces of equipment too close together which gives it a bit of a claustrophobic feel. I have also never tried the café so can comment on the food, all i can say is that the café isnt some sort of enclosed star bucks space, its more just a couple of tables and chairs near the changing rooms where some guy will whip up something to eat. I wouldnt be expecting stylish cuisine. In summary i think its average. I dont know what is meant by community spirit in the other review as most members live nowhere near the gym and im not aware of any social events that have been advertised

First off, this isn’t a Chinese medicine center… it’s a GYM. Unless I was seriously missing something…
I bought a Groupon a while ago for spinning classes here and only just got around to going. And… it’s really bloody nice!
Sort of a funny location (right on the Covent Garden piazza) but really nice inside. High ceilings with oldy worldy windows, clean/​modern machines, easy to navigate layout (i.e. body-​builders over there, runners over here). It’s only one main room, plus a couple of separate class areas.
It’s a great deal too, about 10 quid per class (of which there are loads) and you can just drop in without a contract anytime. Classy.

Jubilee Hall has windows on the roof, which lets the sun in and also means you have a nice view of the blue skies when pumping the weights.
Great machines set out in a good way and vast selection of weights and barbells. Has a glass roof so watching the clouds float by whilst bench pressing and weight lifting again is a big feature. Because it is situated in the middle of central London’s cosmopolitan Covent Garden, members there are very cool. Membership there is needed but well worth it and there is a great package available if you have a disability.
The facilities are decent and they have a fancy hand gel.
The facilities are outstanding, the trainers have various experience in different things, so its a good place to find a decent coach or just take part in different forms of experience available these days. The canteen has nice food and the selection of refreshments in the fridge are nice and varied. All in all a very refreshing place to stay trim or get back in shape.

Nice clean facilities, just a short walk from the Covent Garden underground. Plenty of natural lighting from the large windows and skylights. The equipment is respectable with a mix of free weights, machines and cardio.
Daily rate is £9.50 (not so bad if you’re just visiting London) — you’ll need 20p to use their lockers.

Jubilee Hall is a very good gym that has all the facilities you would expect apart from a swimming pool.
With a huge open floor design there is a mass of resistance machines and free weights, making this club an excellent choice for people wanting to bulk up. There are over thirty cardio machines to, so there is something for everyone.
There is a large gay community at the gym and the management address this by focusing on this community as the main target audience. This leads to a gym with a diverse culture, although the majority remains well– toned, well-​groomed homosexual males.
To join this gym costs £50 per month. This is excellent value for the facilities.

I recently joined this club and love it. They have plenty of well-​maintained cardio and weight machines, and I’ve never had to wait to use anything. Granted, I go early in the morning but even when I go on the weekends, there are people there but it’s not miserably crowded.
The locker rooms are clean and the staff is friendly. You can also get an overview of the machines (like a mini personal training session) when you join and a trainer will write up a program for you.

It’s a shame that this particular site has no pool but it is still a great place to chill out after a hard day’s work. Instead of having a pool take up a lot of space-​there is a huge open space largely used for gym classes as well as a studio for dances-​which is very much in keeping with trendy Covent Garden. The dance classes range from exotic, Flamenco and many others.
I found this to be a friendly place, as there is always a community spirit amongst members. Although I do feel that that there is a paucity of mirrors which might upset technical connoisseurs who love to look at themselves when participating in classes. There is good interior café which serves impressive meals and the changing rooms are always clean, spacious and include saunas.