Budget or Premium: Is the Higher Price Worth It?

The price range for Swiss fitness clubs is wide. It runs from around CHF 30 per month to over CHF 180. But does spending more actually get you better results? The honest answer depends on how often you train and what you use.

The Budget Tier (from around CHF 30 per month)

Clubs like PureGym and NonStop Gym start at around CHF 30 and offer basic equipment, often 24/7 access and short contracts. Ideal for self-motivated members who know what they are doing and do not need a wellness area.

Pros: Low price, flexible hours, short commitment Cons: No pool, no spa, few classes

The Mid Tier (around CHF 60 to 110 per month)

This is where most people find the best value. Worth noting: Migros FitnessPark in Zürich starts at CHF 69 and already includes pool, sauna and classes. Premium facilities at a mid-range price. Clubs in this band combine broad equipment with wellness access.

Pros: Solid all-round offer, often pool and wellness, good locations Cons: Can get crowded at peak hours, sometimes a 12-month commitment

The Premium Tier (around CHF 110 to 185 per month)

Clubs like Holmes Place and Indigo Fitness offer a higher-end experience with spa, personal training and a calmer atmosphere. In Zürich, Indigo is CHF 154 and Holmes Place Jelmoli is CHF 175. The higher price buys refinement, service and less crowding, not necessarily more machines.

Pros: Full offer, top-tier service, less crowded Cons: Expensive, often overkill for casual gym-goers

Our Verdict

If you train four or more times per week and value the spa and pool, premium is worth it. For casual exercisers, the mid tier offers the best value. If you only need machines and floor space, budget stays the most economical.

All prices are published monthly rates as of June 2026. Confirm full-access pricing and contract terms directly with the club before signing. vyvo evaluates independently and accepts no paid placement.