My husband and I had been members at a gym for a while but found while I was pregnant that we weren't using it so decided to end our membership!
In January 2001, my friend joined David Lloyd which had recently been built and opened in Gyle Park on the West of Edinburgh situated between Corstorphine ... Read review
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Advantages: Family friendly, plenty to do Disadvantages: Can be busy at certain times
...January 2001, my friend joined David Lloyd which had recently been built and opened in Gyle Park on the West of Edinburgh situated between Corstorphine and the Gyle! In July 2001 we noticed and offer in teh paper for a £50 joining fee so we phoned and arranged a look round!
We were impressed! A large car park with plenty of spaces and also from the outside the building looked clean and welcoming! The staff were very helpful on the front desk and ... ...back there. David Lloyd also have a function suite which is just off reception. They have a extremely large hall which can be shuttered off into 2 smaller rooms. We recently held a naming ceremony here and it was well worth the £500 we paid for it. The staff were great about keeping us informed about everything and the buffet was great too.
If you are in Edinburgh and live nearby you should check this club out. I can assure you that you will not ...
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Advantages: Friendly, but unobtrusive Disadvantages: Expensive
...near me and decided on David Lloyd (mainly because of the offer for my Company!)
I have to say I'm more than pleasantly surprised. I was welcomed, but not made to feel "new" or "unfit" or "out of place". I has a gym induction - which I was very nervous about (but no nasty questions were asked) and got a fitness regime set out for me.
Nervously I went back the next day to have a go (and thought that everyone would be watching - but they weren't) ... ...about 3 times a week - which makes me feel better about the money I'm spending on it.
Overall it's a lovely club, with an average age of 40ish, but plenty of oldies (which make me feel good about myself).
Nice bar meals and friendly, but not intrusive staff.
A truly good place to be. ...
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