Gimnasio VivaGym Padeleku
48, Donostia San Sebastian Kalea, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Araba, Euskadi, Spain, 01010
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Membership & Pricing
Gimnasio VivaGym Padeleku sits on Donostia San Sebastián kalea in Vitoria-Gasteiz’s Arriaga-Lakua district, where a long-standing padel complex was folded into the VivaGym chain while keeping five on-site courts. The venue works as a hybrid gym and padel club: members train in cardio, weights and Les Mills-style classes upstairs, then book padel on Playtomic under the Padel Olympic listing at the same address. Non-gym players can still hire courts but pay a separate 2-euro facility entry on top of the booking. It suits people who want gym access and padel in one membership rather than a dedicated padel-only centre.
Facilities
VivaGym membership from about 9.90 euros monthly covers the gym and its class timetable; padel court rates are booked separately on Playtomic, where a 25-euro bono is also sold. Non-members must pay an extra 2-euro entrance fee when playing padel. Drop-in padel classes on Playtomic start from about 12.50 euros for open-level sessions. Standard VivaGym sign-up promos and franchise pricing apply for gym access via vivagym.com.
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Reviews (5)
The gym is simply amazing. The staff is incredible, the atmosphere is superb and the equipment is everything a gym-bro could ever ask for! A huge thanks to David and Miguel, who were incredible. If I ever find myself in this city again, I'll be sure to go back to this gym.
Starting to enjoy the gym there is something for everyone 💪
GOD.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I've been going to this gym for about four years now, whenever I'm in Vitoria-Gasteiz visiting family or on my way to my hometown. The facilities are very well designed, with plenty of space for everything: a large cardio area (you'll never run out of machines), a very complete weight room, and fantastic padel courts. They have group classes for all tastes and a great atmosphere—I always end up meeting some nice people from the fitness world. Plus, they almost always have some kind of offer, and in the end, I pay very little… although honestly, I'd pay for the whole month just to train here for a week! A gym that's totally worth it.
After several years, it's a shame to see how the problems you have internally continue, I'm referring to the heating in both the gym and the changing rooms. We arrive at 6:00 a.m. and it's unbearably cold. I understand that the heating might be broken, but it's been two years with the same problem. The impression you give is that you don't care about anything, and you need to remember that we are customers who pay to be in a comfortable environment, not freezing.