Women-only
The women-only setting helps many members feel comfortable training, including those who prefer making their own workout around other women.
Al Quoz
FitnGlam Women’s SuperClub Al Quoz is a women-only fitness centre in Al Quoz with spacious training areas, gym machines and a broad class programme. Reviews highlight coached CrossFit and boxing sessions, plus recovery facilities such as a sauna and steam room.
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The women-only setting helps many members feel comfortable training, including those who prefer making their own workout around other women.
Customers mention structured options ranging from CrossFit and boxing to yoga, cycling and dance, giving members several ways to train.
Reviews describe a spacious gym with extensive equipment, including machines some members say they have not seen elsewhere.
Multiple reviews specifically praise the cleanliness of the gym, machines, toilets and showers.
Members value coaches who explain form, adapt sessions to beginners and keep workouts challenging without losing structure.
The club includes a sauna and steam room, while one member also appreciated receiving cold towels after class.
Clarify credits. Get renewal benefits and expiry terms in writing, especially class credits: a member was later told that 8 platform credits had a limited validity.
Arrive early. Allow extra time for parking before a booked class. One member missed a Ride class entry after arriving on time but being unable to find parking.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Tue | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Wed | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Thu | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Fri | 6:00 AM – 11:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 10:00 PM |
The café’s smoothie with berries was appreciated, particularly because the ingredients and calorie difference were explained clearly.
Ride is a recurring cycling option, though reviews differ on the music, class structure and entry experience.
Parking is a recurring frustration, with members reporting charges, unclear changes and costs that can significantly add to the membership expense.
Several reviews describe delayed or missing responses, including a prospective member who waited almost a week for a promised call back.
Members report facilities being unavailable for long periods, including a broken ice machine and an out-of-service café.
The class timetable may not suit working members: one review says weekend classes are mostly in the morning and weekday options end around 6 or 7 pm.
A review reports that the changing room feels excessively hot, especially after using the sauna or while drying hair.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
membership
“I’ve paid over AED 3,000 for my membership”Google review · November 2025
The Bottom Line
FitnGlam Women’s SuperClub Al Quoz is a women-only fitness centre in Al Quoz built around a large gym floor and coached classes. You can train independently or book sessions such as CrossFit, boxing, Ride and yoga; reviews also mention a sauna and steam room. The women-only atmosphere, spacious layout and equipment are the main reasons members return, with several long-term customers describing the gym as comfortable, clean and motivating.
The coaching is a strong point. Reviews describe instructors who adapt training for beginners, explain form and keep sessions challenging. The smoothie with berries at the café also gets a mention, with staff explaining its ingredients and calories.
Parking is the big practical warning. Members report charges of 10 or 30 AED, unclear communication about changes and costs that can make arriving for class stressful. Check the current arrangement before joining and allow extra time.
Customer-service experiences are mixed: some members praise the welcome and support, while others report weak follow-up, unclear membership conditions and awkward payment procedures. Before signing up, confirm renewal benefits, class-credit expiry dates, the day-pass data requirement and whether the timetable suits you. Weekend classes may be limited, and weekday sessions ending around 6 or 7 pm may be early for some working women.