Was a bit tough for me to locate, but once inside you’ll find it’s not the largest AF around, especially not as large as City Hall, but they do utilize the space well. Unique that they have precor pin equipment. Everything is very well kept and clean, from equipment to the showers.
Good gym, despite its small size, lots of equipment to get a decent workout done, impressed with all that they were able to squeeze. The entire space feels semi-broken up into 3 sections though. Plenty of cable stations.
Not sure why some folks are complaining about aircon? It is one of the colder AFs I’ve been to, comparable to JTC summit. Visited on a weekday, able to push hard without sweating. Try AFs like Northpoint and you will know what ‘hot’ feels like.
Cons: lots of white collar folks on weekdays, even at odd timings like 3-4pm. Gets more packed at lunchtime and after work, so avoid those hours. Wish there were more benches, theres only 4 minus the one at the smith machine, they were all occupied on a weekday afternoon. Dumbbell racks split into 2 sides which was abit awkward, and only one deadlift platform tucked in the corner right next to a wall. If you do powerlifting, or simply want a more spacious gym, consider other outlets like City Hall (crowd can be quite bad too)
Mirrors are aesthetic lol
Overall nice place, don’t mind coming on weekends when there is less people.
Right downtown – All purposeful crowd. No kids. Towards mature, expat, ladies. Well laid out. Cardios facing road. 2 racks. A little compact but still clean and hygienic. Thankful for an AF in such good location probably.
This outlet is one of the worst I’ve been to. Insufficient space to place bags, and the air condition is not even working (it has been like so for the past 3 months or so). Repeatedly informed the staff but claims that the air condition is not under their control. Extremely unpleasant and stuffy
Gym is decent but the system and customer service leaves much to be desired.
During registration, they will charge $95 for a key fob and emphasize again and again not to lose it as you will need to pay $95 again for a new fob.
A few months later, I discovered through the app I could transfer the access to ApplePay instead, so I tried that.
I am now trying to switch back to the key fob. I tried switching back through the app, but it told me to go to the gym instead. I then made a trip down to the gym with key fob in hand to make the switch.
The staff then said that no, it’s not possible to switch back to the key fob. If I wanted to switch back, I need to buy another fob for $95. Then why did the app tell me I could? And why wasn’t this emphasised during registration? What is the point of the key fob and charging me $95 in the first place?
Thanks to the staff member at Raffles for trying to help me, but your system is seriously flawed.
Daniel Ng
March 19, 2026 at 11:53 amWas a bit tough for me to locate, but once inside you’ll find it’s not the largest AF around, especially not as large as City Hall, but they do utilize the space well. Unique that they have precor pin equipment. Everything is very well kept and clean, from equipment to the showers.
Lim
March 19, 2026 at 11:53 amGood gym, despite its small size, lots of equipment to get a decent workout done, impressed with all that they were able to squeeze. The entire space feels semi-broken up into 3 sections though. Plenty of cable stations.
Not sure why some folks are complaining about aircon? It is one of the colder AFs I’ve been to, comparable to JTC summit. Visited on a weekday, able to push hard without sweating. Try AFs like Northpoint and you will know what ‘hot’ feels like.
Cons: lots of white collar folks on weekdays, even at odd timings like 3-4pm. Gets more packed at lunchtime and after work, so avoid those hours. Wish there were more benches, theres only 4 minus the one at the smith machine, they were all occupied on a weekday afternoon. Dumbbell racks split into 2 sides which was abit awkward, and only one deadlift platform tucked in the corner right next to a wall. If you do powerlifting, or simply want a more spacious gym, consider other outlets like City Hall (crowd can be quite bad too)
Mirrors are aesthetic lol
Overall nice place, don’t mind coming on weekends when there is less people.
Benedict Chan
March 19, 2026 at 11:53 amIrons 🏋️ 🏋️ 🏋️ 🏋️
Cleanliness 🐛 🐛 🐛 🐛
Crowd 🧟🧟🧟🧟
Fresh 🚿 🚿 🚿 🚿
Look-out 🙇 🙇 🙇 🙇
Hours ⏳ ⏳ ⏳ ⏳
Right downtown – All purposeful crowd. No kids. Towards mature, expat, ladies. Well laid out. Cardios facing road. 2 racks. A little compact but still clean and hygienic. Thankful for an AF in such good location probably.
Ayuni Azmi
March 19, 2026 at 11:53 amThis outlet is one of the worst I’ve been to. Insufficient space to place bags, and the air condition is not even working (it has been like so for the past 3 months or so). Repeatedly informed the staff but claims that the air condition is not under their control. Extremely unpleasant and stuffy
totallyshopaholic -
March 19, 2026 at 11:53 amGym is decent but the system and customer service leaves much to be desired.
During registration, they will charge $95 for a key fob and emphasize again and again not to lose it as you will need to pay $95 again for a new fob.
A few months later, I discovered through the app I could transfer the access to ApplePay instead, so I tried that.
I am now trying to switch back to the key fob. I tried switching back through the app, but it told me to go to the gym instead. I then made a trip down to the gym with key fob in hand to make the switch.
The staff then said that no, it’s not possible to switch back to the key fob. If I wanted to switch back, I need to buy another fob for $95. Then why did the app tell me I could? And why wasn’t this emphasised during registration? What is the point of the key fob and charging me $95 in the first place?
Thanks to the staff member at Raffles for trying to help me, but your system is seriously flawed.