GoodLife Fitness London Talbot Village

Mike Sladek 

on Google

6 days ago

This gym would easily earn a higher score if it were actually open 24/7. Come on, GoodLife—you clearly have the ability and demand to keep this location open seven days a week. For early risers, there’s nothing worse than waiting until 7 a.m. for the doors to open. Even the 5 a.m. Monday start feels late for those of us trying to fit in a workout before work. Other locations just don’t have the same atmosphere, so switching isn’t really an appealing option. Now, to the positives: your midnight staff are outstanding. The faci... read more

ela Meri 

on Google

a week ago

⸻ Vic is incredibly kind, welcoming, and professional. She really took the time to help me and made me feel comfortable and supported from the start. Her positive energy and genuine care for people truly stand out—I highly recommend! 

Rico 

on Google

4 weeks ago

I understand this location clearly posts its hours, but it’s still misleading. GoodLife Fitness promotes itself as a 24-hour gym, and that’s a big reason many of us sign up. When a club isn’t actually open 24/7 only certain days it defeats the purpose. People pay for flexibility. Early mornings and late nights matter. If the brand standard is 24 hours, then it should be 24 hours consistently, not partially. 

Reema Choudhary 

on Google

a month ago

Apparently '24 hours' doesn't include Sunday mornings or holidays. If you work a 7 AM shift on the weekend, forget about coming here. Most gyms stay open so people can use their holiday time to stay fit, but this place closes its doors on days like Family Day. If you actually need a gym that's open when you're off work, look elsewhere.