Best places: Fitness centers in Honolulu, United States

👍👍 I’m visiting from California and bought a visitor pass for a week which was $50, very reasonable. I signed up online and it was such a seamless process. 1) The gym facility itself was pretty incredible - all the equipments were up-to-date and in great conditions, and there were ALL the equipments y...

👍👍 Literally, they are the best fitness club in the world :) They have great plans for locals and visitors. If there is anyone who hussle to join gym, please book a tour through their website and see a manager! He is a best fitness center manager as well :) Equipment is all new and tidy, members are su...

👍 TLDR: Day pass price is nuts, but I get that they’re trying to build out and need people to move towards a monthly membership which is a normal, fair rate. Just sucks for the day pass visitors. But overall a gym worth checking out! Membership is the way to go if you’re a local. I would 100% climb...

👍👍 I remember the first time stepping foot into Ukiyo. The sound of metal like clashing swords, the smell of iron sharpening iron, the cacophony of uplifting words from lifters aiding one another in this quest for strength and camaraderie. I had never before encountered such gladiators, that were simul...

👍👍 Beyond Pilates is hands down the BEST pilates studio on Oahu! I started there after I had my second child three years ago and my body was totally out of whack. Not only did I drop from a size 6 to a size 2 but I felt connected to my body again and had less back and shoulder pain. I’m a working mom a...

😠 This gym is dishonest and do not recommend for military service members. Living on the island for three years, I signed up for a two year deal, which they offered is cheaper because you are paying up front. After the two year deal they informed me they would need to recharge an activation to go mont...

😠 They need to extend their hours. Not just this location, but all of the 24 hour fitness’s here on Oahu. The cost for a membership here is more expensive than it is in the mainland. Which is like most things when living in Hawaii. What’s ridiculous though is that we are paying more yet we get less b...