Frequent travellers
Reciprocal access across the worldwide estate is included, not an upsell.
Chains · Operator
Franchise-owned 24-hour gyms with worldwide reciprocal access — smaller clubs, higher prices than the budget chains, and no pools.
Find your gym. Sweat it.
2 of these 9 prices are published operator rates; 7 are our estimates and are marked Est throughout.
What it costs
| Membership | Price | What it gets you |
|---|---|---|
| Standard monthly | £36–£47 | Set by the individual franchisee, not centrally — the spread between London clubs is real. |
| Joining fee | varies | Franchise-set, often including a key fob charge. |
| Minimum term | varies | Some clubs run rolling months, others a fixed term. Check before signing. |
| Student | discounted at some clubs | Not a chain-wide offer; depends on the franchisee. |
Anytime Fitness is a franchise, so price, contract terms and joining fees are set club by club. Two of the nine London clubs we list carry published rates; the rest are estimates.
Across the 9 London Anytime Fitness venues we hold a price for, the range is £35.99 to £46.95 a month, median £44.95.
What you get
The honest view
Not for you if: Anyone comparing on price alone — the budget chains are roughly £15 a month cheaper for a similar dry gym.
Who it suits
Reciprocal access across the worldwide estate is included, not an upsell.
Fob access at any hour, at every club we list.
Clubs are smaller and less busy than the big-box budget chains.
Where
Coverage. Anytime Fitness operates around 25 to 30 clubs in London. We list 9 — only those whose street address and postcode we have confirmed, because a wrong postcode puts a wrong pin on the map.
Questions
£36 to £47 a month across the nine clubs we list. Because each club is franchise-owned, the price is set locally rather than by the chain.
Yes. Membership includes reciprocal access to Anytime Fitness clubs worldwide, which is the chain's main point of difference.
None of the London clubs we list has either.
Yes, via key fob. Staffed hours are shorter, so induction and PT sessions happen during the day.
Longer read: our editorial take on Anytime Fitness — what the model gets right and where it falls down.