The Best Luxury Gyms In London

Looking for the city’s finest places to work out? London is home to a whole host of luxury gyms, which make exercise feel like a treat: think laundry valets, purified air, spa treatments and private chefs, plus state-of-the-art fitness facilities, of course. These club-like spaces don’t come cheap, but they’re sure to help with motivation (and you might spot a celeb or two on the treadmill).

The Best Luxury Gyms In London 2025

Bodyism Notting Hill

Nestled in the heart of Westbourne Grove, Bodyism Notting Hill has long been a favourite with west London’s wellness crowd, but it’s looking better than ever thanks to a recent makeover spearheaded by Nike trainer Tess Glynne-Jones. The refreshed studio has a members’ club feel, complete with a stylish and well-equipped gym area; a studio offering pilates, barre and yoga; and a newly launched recovery room with its own infrared sauna. But it doesn’t stop there: members can also get personalised insights into their health through quarterly wellness assessments, which offer information on everything from body composition to movement screening and cognitive function. A range of treatments are on offer including facials, massages and aromatherapy, and the cafe serves an array of juices, shakes and nutritious dishes, with space to work or simply relax with a coffee.

Who goes? Everyone from Rosie Huntington-Whiteley to David Beckham and Rita Ora have trained here over the years.

Where? 222-224, Westbourne Grove, London W11 2RH

Website: bodyism.com

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Lanserhof at The Arts Club

Another London luxury gym to have on your radar is a collaboration between Austrian medi-spa Lanserhof and private members’ venue The Arts Club. Lanserhof at The Arts Club is billed as the world’s first medical gym, combining high-tech equipment with state-of-the-art training to offer an unparalleled experience for members. In line with the Lanserhof brand, preventative and regenerative healthcare is the focus. ‘The world’s most comprehensive induction package’ includes a full body assessment using an MRI scanner, cardiovascular screening, diagnostics overseen by a nurse, and a personal trainer to create a unique fitness plan. The chic gym features Technogym equipment, complete with micro-chip technology that remembers everything about your workout – from the height of your seat to the weights you lift. Alongside the plethora of medical and fitness facilities, members can enjoy all the luxury perks you’d expect from a health club of this calibre. The all-white, curved changing rooms are immaculate and kitted out with LANS Derma in-house products, while beauty treatments on offer use only the best German skincare brands, such as Royal Fern and Augustinus Bader. After your workout, you can drop your sportswear off at a laundry service, who deliver it back to you fresh and ready for your next visit – albeit for an extra £1,000 a year.

Who goes? The Lanserhof retreats have hosted the likes of Victoria Beckham and Cara Delevigne, while the gym at The Arts Club has had the Gwenyth Paltrow seal of approval.

Where? 18 Dover St, London W1S 4LT

Website: lhtac.com

Equinox

Swanky US gym chain Equinox found its first UK home on Kensington High Street back in 2012, with a second following in St James’ a few years later and a third in Bishopsgate. The Kensington club resembles a kind of luxury fitness playground, with a huge open-plan gym housed beneath a gleaming domed skylight, boasting every piece of equipment under the sun available for members to peruse at their leisure. Their second London club, E by Equinox, steps things up even further. With its stylish interiors and hot Mayfair location, this one is more like a private members’ club – think marble pillars, leather armchairs and polished oak floors. But the luxury touches extend further than the club’s interiors: from the fridge of eucalyptus-infused towels to the complimentary laundry valet to the changing rooms equipped with fresh coffee and robes, the attention to detail here is exquisite. Members also have access to a plethora of fitness tech, including a cryotherapy chamber, a compression therapy area, and a precision running zone with customised Woodway treadmills blowing out oxygenated air, designed to make you train harder.

Who goes? Meghan Markle has been spotted doing pilates classes at the Kensington branch.

Where? Locations in Kensington, St James’s and Bishopsgate

Website: equinox.com

KX

The term ‘gym’ doesn’t quite cut the mustard when it comes to KX. Pronounced ‘kicks’, this plush members club houses a gym, fitness studios, a spa, clubroom, restaurant and juice bar, plus clinics offering physiotherapy and aesthetic medicine. The changing rooms are better stocked than most people’s own bathrooms, with dressing gowns, slippers, make up remover, dry shampoo, perfume, hair straighteners and curlers all provided. You could easily spend a whole day at KX – and if you’re shelling out over £600 a month on membership, why wouldn’t you?

Who goes? Pippa Middleton worked out here before her wedding, Gwyneth Paltrow is a fan and rumour has it Kylie Minogue is a regular.

Where? 151 Draycott Ave, London SW3 3AL

Website: kxlife.co.uk

Third Space

The likes of Prince Harry and David Beckham are reportedly among the clientele of Third Space, a London health club chain with sites across the city, including the newest branch in Richmond. As the name suggests, these gyms are designed to be the third place you’ll choose to spend your time in, after home and work. The Soho spot is arguably the most luxurious, with facilities including a bespoke functional rig, boxing ring, and hypoxic chamber designed to help those preparing to compete at high altitude. At the City location, meanwhile, you’ll be healthier just by stepping inside thanks to the use of quartz lamps, which destroy 99.9 percent of biological contaminants, ensuring impeccably clean air. The Canary Wharf branch is home to The Yard: London’s largest functional training space spanning 7,250 square feet. Here you’ll find everything from a handstand wall to sled tracks to on-screen heart rate monitors, as well as a fully-equipped central rig boasting multi-functional bars, ropes, rings and a climbing pegboard – ideal for gymnasts. As expected, all of these London-based luxury gyms feature swish and spacious changing rooms, complete with pristine showers stocked with all the products you could wish for.

Who goes? Prince Harry, David Beckham and Guy Ritchie have all trained at Third Space.

Where? Locations include Soho, the City, Clapham, Richmond, Battersea and Canary Wharf

Website: thirdspace.london

BXR

Being supported by Anthony Joshua, it’s no surprise London’s finest boxing gym BXR packs a punch. The original is location Marylebone, housed in a 12,000 sq ft space with two floors and high ceilings, while the newer branch is located 500ft in the sky, perched atop 22 Bishopsgate and boasting skyline views. Both feature futuristic, state-of-the-art equipment paired with stylish interiors, creating an ultra-cool workout space which attracts Victoria’s Secret models and heavyweight champions alike. While the gym areas feature dark, industrial aesthetics, the changing rooms have a spa-like feel – gold and gleaming, they’re stocked with complimentary Malin & Goetz products. Fitness-wise, there’s plenty to offer members: custom-made braided leather ropes hang from the ceiling, while you’re given made-to-measure Di Nardo boxing gloves while competing in the ring. For non-members, a number of classes are also on offer on a pay-as-you-go basis at Sweat by BXR (located below BXR Marylebone) including skills boxing classes, strength training and the only Versa Climber class in Europe.

Who goes? Ellie Goulding and Mark Ronson have been spotted sparring here (not together).

Where? 24 Paddington St, London W1U 5QY and Level 25, 22 Bishopsgate, City of London, London EC2N 4BQ

Website: bxrlondon.com

ESPA Life at Corinthia Hotel

ESPA Life at the five-star Corinthia Hotel will challenge all preconceptions you had about hotel gyms. This one is spacious, stylish and very well-equipped, with free weights, rowing machines and private training pods among the extensive facilities. Fancy a post-workout snack? Help yourself to a homemade protein ball and bottle of water from the black Smeg fridge, or pick up a banana from the complimentary fruit bowl. And don’t worry, you won’t have to fight for it: membership numbers are capped to ensure it’s never too busy. The gym is housed within the hotel’s spa and health club, a luxurious haven covering a whopping 3,300 sqm. A standout feature is the thermal suite, which features a nine-metre steel-lined pool, large sauna, mosaic steam room, experience showers, ice fountain and heated loungers – something to look forward to while you’re sweating it out upstairs. Changing rooms are expansive, complete with their own saunas, heated marble loungers, robes and a plethora of ESPA products. Sleepy? Take a nap in one of the ‘sleep pods’ – semi-private individual areas decked out with cushions and blankets. Your every need is catered for.

Where? Whitehall Pl, London SW1A 2BD

Website: espalifeatcorinthia.com