PureGym London Bow Wharf

I’ve been going to this gym for a while, but recently the maintenance has really gone downhill. Several machines have been broken for weeks and still haven’t been fixed. It’s frustrating and makes it hard to get a full workout. Even worse, the water station is extremely dirty—honestly, it’s unacceptable. It doesn’t look like it’s been cleaned in a long time, which raises concerns about hygiene. I hope the management takes this seriously and makes some improvements soon, because the potential is there, but right now it’s disappointing.

I’ve been going to this gym for a while, but recently the maintenance has really gone downhill. Several machines have been broken for weeks and still haven’t been fixed. It’s frustrating and makes it hard to get a full workout. Even worse, the water station is extremely dirty—honestly, it’s unacceptable. It doesn’t look like it’s been cleaned in a long time, which raises concerns about hygiene. I hope the management takes this seriously and makes some improvements soon, because the potential is there, but right now it’s disappointing.

The gym has been completely refurbished, I would say within the last year, with top-of-the-line Puregym kit, all straight out of the box, and not a scratch on any of it. It only has one issue really, which is size, being one of the smallest I've been in, it's split over 2 floors as seems common, but the class areas are small, and there's not even enough room for separate changing rooms, so they're shared, with individual shower rooms, which to be fair, is smart use of real-estate, as is a sensible amount of cardio kit for the space available. Quality over quantity, it scores lower for variety of kit than some, and only really worth the extra cost whilst not so many people are turning out, during the crisis.