Supportive coaching
Members describe trainers as motivating and constructive, with feedback that helps them progress to heavier weights and maintain training routines.
Al Warqa
Fitness 360 is a women-only gym in Al Warqa with personal training, group classes and private sessions. Reviews suggest its main draw is the supportive coaching and spacious, organized workout environment, though equipment and membership communication can vary considerably.
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Members describe trainers as motivating and constructive, with feedback that helps them progress to heavier weights and maintain training routines.
You can choose between group classes and private classes, giving members more control over how they train.
The club is now dedicated to women, which several members say makes it a comfortable place to exercise and build a like-minded community.
Some recent reviews describe the gym as spacious, clean and well organized, with enough room to make workouts feel comfortable.
One member found the prices reasonable compared with ladies-only gyms in Mirdif, while another praised the value and timings.
Group sessions are described as energetic and fun, with coaches who explain clearly and encourage participation.
Confirm fees. Before paying, get the full membership, class and PT costs in writing; one member said a quoted AED 1,110 became AED 4,440.
Check machines. Inspect the treadmills and key equipment during your visit, since a review says they were barely working and another reports faulty machines.
Clarify access. Ask exactly which classes your package includes and whether fees can change; members reported being asked for AED 500 or AED 600 extra.
Tour first. Take a proper tour and ask where trial sessions are held, as one visitor was shown inside without being guided to the class.
Avoid peak hours. If you prefer less crowding, consider avoiding 5 PM to 8 PM, which one long-term member identified as the busiest period.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Several reviews report old or noisy machines, damaged buttons and treadmills that do not work reliably; one review also alleged electrical shocks.
Refund complaints include unanswered requests and waits of several weeks, making cancellations or membership changes difficult to resolve.
Lockers are described as old, broken, frequently occupied or malfunctioning, and one member also found the shower area below standard.
Customer service reviews range from friendly and helpful to rude, with complaints about managers not responding and rules not being explained clearly.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
24 sessions
“She confirmed that 24 sessions would cost AED 1,110, and she never mentioned that the actual cost was AED 4,440”Google review · November 2025
24 sessions
“She confirmed that 24 sessions would cost AED 1,110, and she never mentioned that the actual cost was AED 4,440”Google review · November 2025
one year package
“The sales department there will try and convince you to go for the 1 year package which is 1999 AED so they can have their commission although other packages are available”Google review · July 2018
water
“Water used to be free back then but they removed the water funnel and made a mini canteen where you can buy water for 3 AED”Google review · July 2018
The Bottom Line
Fitness 360 is a women-only gym in Al Warqa where members can use the machines, join group classes or book private personal-training sessions. The strongest pattern in the reviews is the coaching: several members describe trainers as motivating, supportive and good at adapting workouts, while group classes are often called energetic and enjoyable. The ladies-only setup and spacious layout are also appealing for people who want a comfortable place to train.
The experience is not consistent, however. Some recent reviews call the gym clean, organized and well maintained, while others report noisy or faulty equipment, unreliable treadmills, broken lockers and showers that need improvement. That split is important: inspect the machines and changing facilities yourself rather than relying only on the sales pitch.
Be especially careful with membership terms. Reviews describe class access being withdrawn after joining, extra AED 500 or AED 600 charges, unclear package conditions and refunds taking weeks. One complaint says 24 training sessions were quoted at AED 1,110 but charged at AED 4,440.
Ask for every fee, included class and cancellation rule in writing before paying. The gym can be busy from 5 PM to 8 PM, so quieter hours may suit you better.