answered about 17 months ago by icehound
Yeah, same here. I'm looking for a decent and moderately priced gym to go. Those gym in the hotel is way too expensive.
Went and check out this gym called Olympia, well....I will not say it is dissapointing, because I just find it to be rather depressing. Pass by another one which is opposite Hotel Nikko (near the circus) and yet to check it out.
answered about 17 months ago by Chunnie
Some of the hotels here offer good gym facilities, like Sheraton, Sofitel Plaza and Daewoo. Another option you might want to consider is Hanoi Club. If you are open, you can sign up as a member with the public gym. There is one along Xuan Dieu that charges around VND 50,000 for a month. The gym equipment are not that new though. :)
answered about 17 months ago by hanoiRob
NO. But there are options.
Cheapy cheapo are vina style gyms that are usually unairconditioned and packed out with older equipment, but they'll do the trick if you prefer labor to luxury. Try the one next to Lenin park, one on the top of quang trung (near the church, just south of la on the opposite side of the street with a big field in front) or the one above bon mua swimming pool on 9 tran hung dao.
Next tier up is Guoman hotel, up to 80 bucks a month now for 1 month memberships but cheaper for longer. You can pay 4 bucks a session at the Hanoi Hotel between giang vo and kim ma street.
Other than that you've got the big hotels like Horizon, Nikko, Sofitel plaza, Daewoo, and sheraton. Only the Horizon does 1 month memberships for a whopping 110 usd/month, the others your looking at 600 usd and up for 6 months and a grand and up for a year, often plus a 1 to 2 hundred dollar sign up fee.
If you haven't got a 9 to 5, check out off peak deals at Hilton and Sofitel. Under 500 bucks to come from 9 to 4 for 6months, its pretty sweet if youve got the time.
