Machine variety
The gym has an unusually broad selection covering smaller areas such as abs, traps, forearms and obliques.
OXYGEN Gym Dubai
Al Khawaneej
OXYGEN Gym Dubai is a large, men-only training facility in Al Khawaneej, built around an unusually broad machine selection and spacious workout areas. Members can also use the swimming pool, sauna and steam room, with CrossFit classes and recovery facilities available for a fuller gym day.
Reputation Score
4.1
★★★★☆
457 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Spacious layout
Muscle-group sections and ample floor space make it easier to move through a workout without waiting.
Pool facilities
Reviews mention a standard swimming pool, cold plunge, jacuzzi and pool areas for unwinding after training.
24-hour access
The gym is open around the clock, which suits early-morning and late-night training schedules.
Clean facilities
Equipment, toilets and pool areas are repeatedly described as clean; one reviewer noted around 15 cleaners working throughout the gym.
Training zones
There is a dedicated cross-training area alongside free weights and machine sections.
Café workspace
The sports café downstairs also works as a workspace, useful if you want food or a shake after training.
Quiet setting
Reviews describe a men-only gym with no music, creating a focused environment for visitors who prefer that format.
Tips for a Better Visit
Bring basics. Bring your own towel and water bottle: reviews say neither complimentary towels nor water stations are available.
Check pass terms. Ask about day-pass validity and upgrade deadlines before paying; one visitor was told they had only eight hours to decide on a week pass.
Plan parking. Allow extra time for parking, especially when the neighbouring ballroom is busy; one reviewer waited 30 minutes.
Check facilities. Ask at reception whether the sauna and steam room are operating before planning your post-workout recovery.
Wear gym shoes. Arrive in proper workout shoes and clothing; a visitor was refused entry for not wearing shoes.
Confirm age rules. If visiting with teenagers, confirm the current minimum age first: one review says the rule changed from 15 to 16.
Plan the visit
Practical details
6FQ9+87
Al Khawaneej - Al Khawaneej 1, Dubai
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Tue | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Wed | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Thu | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Fri | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sat | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
| Sun | 12:00 AM – 12:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Sauna and steam room
Visitors use the sauna and steam room after training, though other reviews report maintenance and availability issues.
Protein supplement shop
Reviews mention a large supplement shop with sports nutrition products available on site.
Common Concerns
Missing basics
Several reviews say towels and drinking-water stations are not provided, while lockers cost extra.
Staff service
Reception service is a recurring concern, with reports of unfriendly treatment, slow entry and inflexible rule enforcement.
Sauna upkeep
The sauna and steam room have been reported as outdated, frequently maintained or unavailable for extended periods.
Parking pressure
Parking can be crowded and paid, with one reviewer reporting a 30-minute wait to find a space.
No Wi-Fi
Multiple reviews flag the lack of customer Wi-Fi, which is a notable omission at the gym’s reported price level.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
around 9400 AED
yearly membership
“• The yearly membership costs around 9400 AED, which is extremely expensive”Google review · March 2025
almost 500 AED
try the gym
“I was charged almost 500 AED for myself and my two kids just to try the gym for 8 hours”Google review · September 2025
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The Bottom Line
OXYGEN Gym Dubai in Al Khawaneej is aimed at serious training, with a very large machine collection, clearly separated workout areas and enough space that several reviewers said waiting is rarely an issue. The unusual setup is men-only and has no music, while the 24-hour opening suits early or late sessions. There is also a cross-training zone and a sports café that doubles as a workspace.
Recovery is a major part of the appeal: reviews mention a swimming pool, jacuzzi, cold plunge, sauna and steam room. Cleanliness is another consistent strength, including a reviewer’s observation that around 15 cleaners were working around the gym. Personal training also receives positive comments, although one reviewer felt a body-composition machine was missing.
The trade-off is the service and extras. Multiple members report no Wi-Fi, no drinking-water stations and no complimentary towels, with lockers charged separately. Sauna and steam-room availability has also been inconsistent.
Reception experiences range from friendly to distinctly rude, and entry or membership rules may feel inflexible. Budget carefully: one review reports a yearly membership around 9,400 AED and another puts a day pass at 160 AED. Parking can be crowded and paid, so check the terms, bring water and a towel, and confirm facility availability before visiting.