If David Lloyd wish to host events for children's activities, like dance academies, they really need to provide basic amenities like the ability to purchase water or juice. Disgusted that a company like this can host an event for kids between the ages of 3 and 7 and not sell drinks on the premises unless you are a member. Totally... More

i go to the David Lloyds club in basildon and i love it there i go there about three times a week and i i think they have arranged it very well suitable for adults that want a break from children and suitable for families as it has designated family areas a soft play area for children in the restaurant... More

I live in Cheam and normally use that club when the chance arises. However, with a 9 month stint in Bristol with work I was afforded the chance to use this club daily. I assumed, given the lack of health club competition that this club might not be up to the standards of London clubs. I was wrong, very wrong.... More

I think its depends on the area where the club is located. I have been a member of David LLoyds in Rayne’s Park in London for over a year and I would not say that it is posh I would say middle class. It also seems to care more for families than for professionals. Always at least half of each... More

We decided to visit our local David Lloyd club in Worthing, West Sussex as part of a "Times" newspaper free 2 day pass which I found out by chance. I have to admit, unless you have serious money or like to "keep up with the Jones' " you will feel yourselves out of place and made to feel uncomfortable. For... More