Best Gyms in North Point (2026)
North Point has more fitness options than most people realise. We have rounded up the best gyms in the area so you can compare locations, prices and what is included before you visit.
Last updated: 28 July 2026
Why train in North Point?
North Point is a densely populated Eastern District neighbourhood with a mix of old-school and new fitness spaces. Whether you live nearby or work in the area, choosing a studio within walking distance of the MTR makes it far easier to stay consistent.
Top Gyms in North Point
PURE Fitness
PURE Fitness is a premium multi-branch gym. PURE Fitness is not directly in North Point, but it has branches nearby and is worth considering if you commute through Central, Causeway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui. Pricing: around HK$1,099–1,799/month depending on club access; joining fee may apply. Trial: day passes and free trial classes available.
24/7 Fitness
24/7 Fitness is a budget 24-hour gym chain. 24/7 Fitness is not directly in North Point, but it has branches nearby and is worth considering if you commute through Central, Causeway Bay or Tsim Sha Tsui. Pricing: from around HK$520–1,020/month depending on contract length. Trial: limited-time free trials sometimes offered.
Anytime Fitness
Anytime Fitness is a global 24-hour gym chain. Anytime Fitness does not currently have a branch in North Point, but it is one of the most recognised global 24-hour gym chain options in Hong Kong if you travel for work. Pricing: from around HK$550/month. Trial: guest passes and 7-day trials often available.
Price overview for gyms in North Point
Monthly gym memberships in Hong Kong range from about HK$520 at budget 24-hour chains to over HK$1,500 at premium clubs. In North Point, expect to pay roughly the city-wide average, with premium locations commanding higher rates.
What to look for in a North Point gyms
- Proximity to MTR: A 5-minute walk makes a huge difference during rush hour.
- Opening hours: Early-morning and late-evening slots help busy schedules.
- Trial options: Test the space before signing a long contract.
- Facilities: Showers, lockers and clean equipment matter if you train before work.
- Crowd levels: Popular venues can feel packed during peak times.
How to compare gyms in North Point
Start with your non-negotiables: budget, commute and class times. Then use the trial offers above to visit two or three venues before committing. Many Hong Kong gyms will waive or reduce the joining fee during promotional periods, so it is worth asking.
What to expect from gyms in North Point
North Point gyms generally cater to busy locals and office workers. Most open early and close late, with peak hours before 9am and after 6pm. Studios near MTR exits tend to fill fastest, so book classes in advance where possible. Always bring a towel, water bottle and clean trainers, and arrive 10 minutes early for your first visit.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best gyms in North Point?
Top options depend on your budget and goals. PURE Fitness is a strong starting point. Compare listings in our fitness directory.
How much does a gym cost in North Point?
Monthly gym memberships in Hong Kong range from about HK$520 at budget 24-hour chains to over HK$1,500 at premium clubs. In North Point, premium addresses often charge at the top of the range, while budget chains keep prices closer to the city-wide floor.
Can I get a free trial in North Point?
Most gyms and studios in North Point offer trials, day passes or intro packages. Contact the venue directly to confirm current offers and booking requirements.
Are contracts flexible?
Some venues offer monthly plans; others require 6- or 12-month commitments. Always ask about freeze, cancellation and refund policies before signing.
Final takeaway
North Point has solid gyms options for most budgets. Compare listings in our Hong Kong fitness directory or read our city-wide guide to gyms in Hong Kong.
How We Choose
Our recommendations are independently researched by the HK Fit Guide team: we check each venue’s published prices, facilities and class schedules, and re-verify the details before updating a guide.
No paid placement: venues cannot pay to be included in our guides or to rank higher, and we do not accept sponsorship in exchange for coverage.
For general training guidance, see the World Health Organization’s physical activity recommendations.