A gym membership is a monthly bill, so the gap between a 3.9 and a 4.9 matters more than it looks. The gyms in Salt Lake City on this page hold more than 4,300 Google reviews between them, and they range from a 24-hour big club to a coached CrossFit floor, a private training facility and a donation-supported gym built around recovery.
Short answer: EōS Fitness is the most-reviewed gym here at 4.4 from more than 1,900 Google reviews, with 24-hour access and a wide equipment floor. X365 Fitness, Fit to Recover and Salt Lake City CrossFit each rate 4.9 on smaller review bases. EōS advertises memberships from $9.99 a month with autopay, plus enrollment and annual fees.
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EōS Fitness
4.4★★★★★1,947 Google reviews
EōS Fitness runs a gym at 515 S 700 E that its site says is open 24/7. The floor has free weights up to 150 lb, Olympic lifting platforms, cardio and classes, and the site lists recovery spaces including a CryoLounge and a recovery room. Google also tags it for indoor cycling, sauna and yoga.
What people praise
- Reviewers praise the range of equipment and say it is clean and well kept
- One reviewer found the staff friendly and helpful on a day-pass visit
- Open around the clock, which one reviewer called a big convenience
Worth knowing
- Two reviewers describe it as crowded at peak times
- Two reviewers describe a long sales tour or sign-up hurdles, so ask what a day pass or trial requires before you go
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Review volume1,947 · 97th
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Rating breakdown79% 5-star
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Our take: The largest review base on the page and a mixed set of opinions, from equipment praise to sign-up complaints. Go at an off-peak hour and read the contract before you sign.
📍515 S 700 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84102
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X365 Fitness
4.9★★★★★450 Google reviews
X365 Fitness is a private performance and health facility on Highland Drive. Its site describes strength training and individualized coaching, with health coaching and medically guided hormone optimization listed as separate services. Google lists it open 24 hours.
What people praise
- Reviewers name their trainers and describe tailored strength programs
- Clean, well-kept equipment, with one reviewer noting it is often upgraded
- One reviewer likes the smaller-gym feel without a big-gym atmosphere
- An early riser confirms the all-hours access works for a changing schedule, and saw no more than about a half dozen people there at daytime hours
Worth knowing
- Built around coaching and trainer sessions, so it reads as a performance facility rather than a big-box club
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Rating breakdown98% 5-star
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Our take: Rated 4.9 across more than 400 reviews, and the praise keeps returning to trainers and a clean floor. A good fit if you want programming and accountability more than a wall of machines.
📍2682 Highland Dr, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
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VASA Fitness
3.9★★★★★1,447 Google reviews
VASA Fitness operates the Brickyard location at 1172 Brickyard Rd, with weights, cardio, turf and recovery amenities under one roof. Its site lists three membership levels, with higher plans adding Studio LFT strength classes and every location, which it counts as 70+. Google lists it open 5 AM to 10 PM Monday to Saturday and 7 AM to 2 PM on Sunday.
What people praise
- Two reviewers rave about the Studio LFT strength classes and their coaches
- One reviewer says the classes compare well with boutique studios they paid more for
- A long-time member praises a Total Body Conditioning class for its variety
- One reviewer calls the space clean and the equipment new
Worth knowing
- Two reviewers describe trouble cancelling and with billing afterward, so read the cancellation terms before joining
Reputation scorecardrank in Salt Lake City
Review volume1,447 · 92nd
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Rating breakdown57% 5-star
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Our take: A 3.9 rating on a large review base: the class-goers sound happy, while two reviewers raise cancellation and billing problems. The Studio plan makes the most sense if classes are why you are joining.
📍1172 Brickyard Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
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Fit to Recover
4.9★★★★★278 Google reviews
Fit to Recover is a donation-supported community center on Major Street that helps people in sobriety connect with one another. Its site names four pillars: fitness, nutrition, community service and creative arts, and it takes donations and offers scholarships. Google lists it open weekdays from 6:30 AM and for a morning on Saturday and Sunday.
What people praise
- Reviewers describe an uplifting community built on connection and high fives
- One reviewer looks forward to the weekly bootcamp
- A newer member calls the support the best they have known
- One reviewer says the workouts are intense with plenty of room to move
Worth knowing
- The community is built around people in sobriety, so it is not a general-membership gym
Reputation scorecardrank in Salt Lake City
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Rating breakdown95% 5-star
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Our take: A 4.9 earned on mission rather than machines. If recovery support and group fitness appeal to you, it is a distinct option in Salt Lake City.
📍1331 and 1335 Major St, Salt Lake City, UT 84115
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Salt Lake City CrossFit
4.9★★★★★264 Google reviews
Salt Lake City CrossFit is a coached-class gym at 619 S 600 W offering personal training, small-group training and classes, supported by nutrition and accountability. Its site says it has been in business more than 18 years, runs 14 daily classes and welcomes drop-ins. Google lists split morning and evening hours on weekdays.
What people praise
- Drop-in visitors describe a quick welcome and a tour from a coach
- One member in her forties says coaches offer options for her level and keep classes fun
- Reviewers call the space large, with plenty of equipment
- Coaches give useful technique feedback, per a drop-in reviewer
Worth knowing
- One drop-in reviewer found a Saturday partner workout unwelcoming
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Rating breakdown95% 5-star
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Our take: A 4.9 on a smaller base, with praise for its coaches and for options at different levels. Book a drop-in first and see whether the class culture suits you.
📍619 S 600 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
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Rating is the gym’s live Google star average. Review volume is how many members and visitors have rated it, set against the other gyms on the page. Confidence weighs the rating by that volume, so a 4.4 from over a thousand people carries more weight than a 5.0 from a dozen. Recency reflects how often people are still leaving reviews.
What gym membership costs in Salt Lake City
Membership prices below come from each gym’s own page as shown in November 2026, and taxes, enrollment and annual fees can apply on top. X365, Fit to Recover and Salt Lake City CrossFit are not priced below, so ask each for a current quote.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|
| EōS Fitness, advertised starting rate with autopay | $9.99 / mo |
| VASA Fitness, Basic plan (one gym) | $14.99 / mo |
| VASA Fitness, Fitness plan | $24.99 / mo |
| VASA Fitness, Studio plan (all gyms and classes) | $44.99 / mo |
Taken from the EōS Fitness and VASA Fitness location pages in November 2026. EōS lists an enrollment fee of up to $49.99 and an annual fee of $59.99, and VASA lists enrollment fees; offers change, so confirm at sign-up.
Finding a gym close to you
These gyms sit on 700 E, Highland Drive, Brickyard Road, Major Street and 600 W, so the closest one depends on where you live and work. Searching for a gym near me? Each profile lists a phone number and map link, and the 24-hour options help if your schedule is unusual.
What to check before you join a gym
- What is the full monthly cost once enrollment and annual fees are added?
- How do I cancel, and does cancelling cost anything or need a written notice?
- Is a day pass or free trial available, and what does it require?
- How busy is the floor at the hours I would actually train?
- Are classes or personal training included, or priced separately?
Frequently asked questions
Which Salt Lake City gyms are open 24 hours?
EōS Fitness says on its site that it is open 24/7, and Google lists X365 Fitness as open 24 hours; an X365 member says the all-hours access suits an early schedule. VASA, Fit to Recover and Salt Lake City CrossFit keep set hours.
Is Fit to Recover a regular gym membership?
No. It is a donation-supported community center for people in sobriety, with fitness, nutrition, community service and creative arts programs. Its site takes donations and offers scholarship sponsorships.
Can I drop in to try Salt Lake City CrossFit?
Yes. The gym’s site says drop-ins are welcome and lists free classes on Saturdays for locals, and drop-in visitors describe a welcoming reception from coaches and members.
What should I ask before signing up at a big gym like EōS or VASA?
Ask what enrollment and annual fees apply on top of the monthly rate, what a day pass or trial requires, and how to cancel. Read the cancellation terms and get the fees in writing before you sign.
Picking your gym
EōS Fitness suits you if you want a huge equipment floor at all hours and don’t mind the crowds. X365, Fit to Recover and Salt Lake City CrossFit are the picks for coaching and community. Whichever you choose, get the cancellation terms before you pay.
