5 Best Gyms in Toronto (2026)

Fit Factory Downtown is a strength-and-conditioning studio on King Street West built around coach-led group fitness, private personal training, and Reformer Pilates. It runs 300-plus classes a month across two training rooms and adds HYROX race training for members chasing a competition goal. A sister location in Midtown extends the same format uptown. This is a structured, instructor-led gym rather than a swipe-in-and-lift floor.

This Anytime Fitness sits at 106 Mutual Street in the Garden District, just east of Yonge near the Church-Wellesley area, and stays open 24 hours a day. As a franchise access gym, it runs on machines, free weights, and cardio you can use on your own schedule, with keyless entry and lockers that do not need your own lock. Staff walk newcomers through the floor, so it works for first-timers as well as regulars. It is one of two Anytime locations on this list, this is the downtown-east branch.

Sweat and Tonic is a premium boutique fitness and wellness club at 225 Yonge Street by Yonge-Dundas, running more than 590 classes a week across its clubs. The schedule spans yoga, Pilates, HIIT, indoor cycling, strength training, Lagree, and HYROX, backed by recovery spaces and a Tonic House café and bar for coffee by day and cocktails by night. Members also use it as a place to work and socialize, and the space doubles as an event venue. It is the most design-forward option on this list.

This Anytime Fitness is at 177 Fort York Boulevard in the Fort York and CityPlace area, near Liberty Village on the downtown waterfront, and it too runs 24 hours a day. It is a standard access gym with machines, free weights, and cardio, set in a bright space members describe as clean and rarely crowded. Staff are quick to set up short-term memberships for people in town for a few weeks. This is the second of the two Anytime branches here, the west-side location.

Fit Squad Training Gym is a premium strength-training gym at 111 Peter Street in the Entertainment District, open from early morning until midnight. It curates high-end equipment, members name Prime and Atlantis machines you rarely see on a commercial floor, and deliberately caps how busy it gets, so there is space to train without a wait. Personal training rounds out the offering for members working toward a specific goal. It is aimed squarely at people who take lifting seriously.