Doria Center Fitness Club

🚨Everything you need to know for visitors: €30 gets you a day pass only for the equipment €50 gets you a day pass for the equipment + locker room, sauna, steam room, and pool (comes with a towel for the equipment, a towel for the locker room, and then a key that allows you to store and lock your valuables in the locker) Overall, the gym was clean and well-kept, granted some of the equipment was a bit outdated. ✅ the staff was SUPER friendly and helpful (they give you a tour to show you where everything is and are there to help answer questions) 🧐 worth €50 euro? The price is kind of absurd but I paid it anyway because I hadn’t worked out in over 5 days of traveling Italy just eating. You can make the most of it by working out then using the showers, sauna, steam room, etc - but even then, I would have expected the price to be €30-€35. Not even Equinox charges as much as this gym and that comes with a lot more and nice shampoo/soap included and workout classes.

Great gym. Feels like equinox quite a bit if you’re coming from that level of gym. Trainers were polite, kept to themselves, and are very clean. The equipment is a little on the older side but only ever so slightly compared to other Roman gyms. I’ll be back for sure.

I enjoy visiting local gyms whenever I travel because I’m always looking for new ideas to bring back to my own fitness club in New Jersey. My two sons and I trained here while visiting Rome. The facility was clean, and I appreciated that it was organized into several distinct training areas rather than one large open gym. It was an interesting layout and made the space feel organized. The biggest downside was the equipment. Most of it worked fine, but much of it was older and showing significant wear. Several benches and machine pads were cracked and taped over, which detracted from the overall experience. For the price being charged, I expected the equipment to be in much better condition. We paid €90 for a single workout for the three of us. I asked whether there was a discounted two-day pass since we wanted to return, but was told it would simply be another €90 the next day (€180 total). Given the condition of the equipment, I didn’t feel that represented good value so will look for other options for tomorrow. Overall, the gym was clean and functional, but I believe it is overpriced for the experience it currently offers. Updating the upholstery and refreshing some of the equipment would make a significant difference. See photos so you can judge as most of the equipment was in a similar condition.

What an amazing gym, visited twice during my vacation in Rome. Fully equipped, seemingly infinite rooms. If I lived in Rome, I would sign up for a long term membership. The only thing is the price. A day pass is 30 euros for just the gym, and I believe 50 if you want showers, lockers, and spa. When the gym was 3 minutes away from closing time I was exiting and wanted to buy a protein drink but staff said they were already closed. That was a bummer for me but it’s understandable and the staff was nice otherwise. Really good equipment though and appreciate the provision of liquid chalk. Cute Roman decorations in this otherwise modern gym.

Doria Fitness Club, Rome Finding Doria Fitness Club was an absolute win. I was searching for a weekly pass to a place that offered a full gym experience, with access to a spa, sauna, jacuzzi, and ideally located in central Rome — and I found it. From the first contact, everything was smooth and professional. We communicated easily via WhatsApp in English, and they informed me the weekly pass was €99 — excellent value for what you get. When I arrived, I discovered a gym with real Italian style — a blend of vintage charm and functional excellence. The space is circular in layout, which gives it a unique feel, and it includes multiple training rooms, plenty of equipment, and a peaceful atmosphere, right in the heart of Rome. The service was exceptional. Laura and Mariana at the front desk were incredibly helpful and warm. They gave me a full tour, explained everything with care, and made me feel truly welcomed. The gym is never overcrowded, has Wi-Fi, showers, lockers, and a supplement shop. But perhaps one of the biggest surprises is the in-house café and restaurant, where they serve protein shakes, healthy meals, and offer space to relax post-workout. Overall, this place is a hidden gem for travelers or locals seeking a solid, stylish, and complete fitness experience in Rome. Highly recommended — one of the best weekly fitness options I’ve found anywhere in Europe.