Fitness SF runs clubs in California. I went through their clubs, amenities, and prices so you know what you're getting.

Fitness SF clubs cover the basics: cardio, free weights, and machines. Most of their clubs also have:
You'll find these at some clubs:
Fitness SF doesn't offer childcare, basketball courts, racquetball, tennis, or squash.


Brothers Zsolt and Sebastyen Jackovics started the company in 1989 as a Gold's Gym franchisee in Honolulu, and it became Fitness SF in 2012 (Club Solutions). Zsolt Jackovics is president (The San Francisco Standard).
None of Fitness SF's clubs are open 24/7. The most common schedule I found:
Hours vary by club, so check yours before you go.

The total amount of locations we're tracking from this fitness chain.
Room for activities! Average square footage of their gyms.
How much you can expect to pay for the entry-level membership every month
Fitness SF gets the basics right and adds a few extras.

Group fitness classes run at most clubs, so you don't have to plan every workout yourself.

Personal training is available at nearly every club if you want a coach.

The basics are covered, with cardio, free weights, and machines at nearly every club.
Fitness SF does plenty right. A few gaps are worth knowing before you sign.

Personal training and small group training usually cost extra.

Pools are rare. Only a few clubs have one, so check before you join if you swim.

No childcare, so parents need a plan for the kids.
Fitness SF's public join prices in October 2026 (subject to change):
Day passes are about $35. Personal training and small group training usually cost extra.


Cardio, strength machines and free weights!
Warm up in the hot heat before your workout.
Yep, you can workout anytime of day here!
The perfect spot for bodyweight and functional training workouts.
Unwind in the super heated water in their hot tubs.
Relax and soothe in the super heated steam.
Ace your muscle recovery or simply enjoy the massage.
Experience a healthy golden glow anytime of the year.
Improve blood circulation and relieve pain with deep penetrating light.
No service? No problem. Free Wi-Fi for music or streaming.
Fitness SF fits members who like group classes.
How much is a Fitness SF membership?
Is Fitness SF open 24 hours?
Does Fitness SF have a pool?
Does Fitness SF have childcare?
Does Fitness SF have a sauna?
Does Fitness SF have a cold plunge?

Yes, if you want a straightforward gym floor with cardio, weights, and machines. All Access is about $139.95 a month.
It fits you best if you like group classes. If you swim, count on childcare, or train late at night, Fitness SF is a weaker pick, because only a few clubs have a pool, no club offers childcare, and no club is open 24 hours. Google reviews average 4.2 stars across the chain, so read your club's reviews and take a tour first.
My take: Fitness SF is worth a tour if you want a straightforward gym floor with cardio, weights, and machines.
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