Monti Fitness

I spent a week in Rome, and used this gym 3 times. It's small, but has everything you need for a great upper and lower body workout (except a calf raise). The staff are super friendly, as are the trainers. For 3 day passes, it was 45 Euros; reasonable. The girl at the front desk spoke English, so I was able to sign up.

If you're not in Rome for a long time, really consider going to this place. They're unpretentious, there's a great atmosphere, you can negotiate with them if your situation is out of the ordinary. Their equipment is just a tad older than what I'm used to but certainly serviceable and the essentials are all there. I've heard horror stories about other gyms, so I'm really glad I picked this one.

Not quite as well equipped as other centrally located gyms but far better in every other regard. Friendly and helpful staff. Prices that aren't an insult to respectability. A decent and usable range of equipment. Clean facility If you're a traveler and don't want to be ripped off, come here 👌

Used this gym daily during a 6 week visit. Everyone was very friendly. This is where people came to workout rather than dress up and be seen. Men, women of all ages and fitness levels. Staff was attentive. Prices were very reasonable. Not the newest equipment but plenty sufficient for weight and cardio workouts. English is spoken, If you don't speak Italian. I didn't take any classes but the people I saw in classes and boxing sessions seemed like they were getting a good work out.

I tried to train here this morning, but they’re closed until September. The guy who opened the door was very helpful and guided me to another gym. It was a bit hidden but I just wish I could’ve trained there as I’m in town for a while and it’s really close to my accommodation.