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PureGym Bryant Park

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3.8

5 Bryant Pk, New York, NY 10018

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PureGym Bryant Park is located in a basement space in Manhattan near subway and bus lines. The facility features a front desk, personal trainers, and shower facilities with machines for showers. The gym offers a variety of equipment including cardio machines such as treadmills and ellipticals, bodybuilding machines, and pec deck machines, though some plate-loaded machines are unavailable. A free weights area is available, but the squat rack area has been closed for an extended period. The gym is not open on Sundays. The cleanliness of the gym and restrooms is reported inconsistently. The air conditioning and heating systems have been described as unreliable or non-functional. The facility can feel crowded during peak hours. Day passes are available. Membership cancellation involves a fee and a prorated membership for the month if not committed to 12 months.

PureGym Bryant Park (formerly Blink Fitness) features modern equipment, no‑binding contracts, personal trainers and a free app.
From its website www.puregym.com

Frequently asked questions

Answers based on the Google Maps reviews

The cleanliness of the gym is described inconsistently, with some noting it is clean and others stating it has become dirty or poorly maintained.

The cleanliness of the restrooms and bathrooms is reported to be poor by several people, though some mention they are kept clean.

There is a mention of a women in the weight room class, but there is a wish for more group training options.

The condition of the equipment is described as a mix of new, high-tech, and well-maintained machines alongside equipment that needs updating.

There is a large area dedicated to cardio machines, including treadmills and ellipticals.

Amenities mentioned include a front desk and machines for showers.

The gym is described as a basement location that can feel cramped and overcrowded during peak hours.

There is a free weights area, but it is frequently described as overcrowded, and the squat rack area has been closed for a long period.

Shower facilities are available, though some users have described the experience as unbearable due to smells and surroundings.

Personal trainers are available at the facility.

Canceling a membership involves a fee and a prorated membership for the month if not committed to 12 months.

Day passes have been mentioned as being available.

The gym offers a variety of machines, including cardio equipment and bodybuilding machines, though some users noted a lack of specific items like squat racks and certain plate-loaded machines.

The gym is not open on Sundays.

The gym is often described as being extremely crowded and mobbed, especially during peak hours.

Maintenance is described inconsistently, with reports of the air conditioning and heating being unreliable and certain sections being closed for long periods.

The air conditioning is frequently reported as being broken, ineffective, or non-functional.

The gym is described as having a great community and camaraderie by some members.

The locker rooms have been noted for cleanliness issues and reports of theft.

Towel service is no longer provided, as a towel machine is mentioned as being missing.

The gym is conveniently located near subway and bus lines in Manhattan.
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