16 Gay Gyms & Spas in Los Angeles, CA

Gold's Gym Hollywood isn't your typical chain gym. It's a modern incarnation of the legendary Venice original, just minutes from West Hollywood, and it carries that same hardcore spirit. Expect serious lifters, lots of equipment, and a clientele skewed toward big, muscly, bearded men. The vibe is community-like but focused, with classes like yoga and spinning available. Currently it's temporarily closed for renovations, so check their status before heading over. When it's open, you'll find solid equipment and generally friendly regulars who don't mind working in. The sauna gets clean reviews, and the juice bar is a popular spot. Bring your own fan if you run hot; air conditioning can struggle on busy days. If you're in the area and it's still closed, Equinox West Hollywood is another solid option nearby.

The spin room hums with energy, bodies moving in sync. Crunch West Hollywood has long been where the boys are, a mixed gay-straight gym with classes like cardio tai box and bootcamps. It's a place to see and be seen, with good-looking guys and occasional celebrities. The equipment rarely has a wait, even during peak hours. Hours run from 5 am to 11 pm Monday through Thursday, closing earlier on weekends. Note that Yelp currently lists it as permanently closed, though the venue says temporarily. If you're looking for an alternative nearby, Equinox West Hollywood offers a similar vibe with certainty.

Open Monday through Thursday from 5:30am to 10:30pm, Equinox West Hollywood is a high-end gym that functions more like a private country club. Its full-service spa and Earth Bar smoothie shop set it apart from standard fitness centers. The atmosphere is clean and almost immaculate, drawing a crowd that takes fitness—and the look of it—seriously. Classes like yoga and spinning are excellent, though they can get a bit crowded. The gym costs significantly more than typical options: a reported $500 enrollment fee plus $250 monthly on a one-year contract. You'll want to dress the part here, as the clientele is fashion-conscious. For a more budget-friendly alternative nearby, consider 24 Hour Fitness.

A review describes the eye candy as plentiful but warns that the locker room is 'so dirty' and a 'everyday problem.' This Hollywood location of 24 Hour Fitness draws a gay crowd, especially in the weight room. It's newer and larger than the West Hollywood branch. The gym offers a pool, sauna, yoga, spinning, and pilates classes. It's a standard-price gym where the crowd is mixed gay and straight. Parking adds to the cost: $3 for the first two hours, then $6 after that. The hours are nearly 24/5, closing only Friday night through Sunday at 9pm. The gym stays busy. If you're focused on a workout, it's fine. If locker room cleanliness matters, you might prefer Equinox West Hollywood, though it's pricier. The vibe is functional, not luxury. Plan around peak times to avoid crowds.

SoulCycle West Hollywood is open as early as 5:30am on Wednesdays and Fridays, making it easy to fit a class into your morning. This New York transplant has built a dedicated local following since landing in West Hollywood. You'll find the studio near Sunset Plaza, with additional locations further west and in Malibu. Classes are the main draw here. If you're visiting, check the schedule for early morning or evening options. Regulars appreciate the consistent energy and structured workout.

Easton Gym Co has been operating continuously since 1938, originally serving Metro Goldwyn Mayer employees. It remains a boutique gym in Hollywood with exposed brick walls that give a fancier vibe. The crowd is mixed gay-straight, and reviews describe it as small, friendly, and low-key. You'll find decent equipment plus a spa, sauna, yoga, spinning, and pilates classes. Regulars appreciate the local gym feeling and the occasional sighting of celebrities on the trade mill. Hours are 5am-11pm weekdays, with shorter weekend hours. It's a no-fuss spot where you can work out without the chain gym atmosphere.

Open daily from 7:31am to 8pm, Zen Casa in West Hollywood offers a quiet escape from the city's energy. It's a meditation center that also provides private yoga sessions and massage therapy. The space is clean, inviting, and calming, ideal for travelers seeking a moment of peace. A reviewer noted that a private yoga session creates a different experience compared to group classes. Massage is available too, making it easy to pair treatments. For a full workout, you might head to Equinox West Hollywood nearby. Best to book ahead for sessions, as the space is intimate and likely fills up.

This spa is best suited for those seeking a luxurious escape. Burke Williams is temporarily closed, but when open, it offers massages, body wraps, and beauty treatments in an urban day spa setting. A popular choice among celebrities, it provides a space for relaxation and rejuvenation. The price tier is expensive, reflecting its upscale environment. You'll find it in West Hollywood. Check hours and reviews before planning a visit.

Crowd here is more about wellness than just pumping iron. Sauna Bar, rebranded from Firm Body Evolution - FBE Fitness, blends gym, spa, and yoga under one roof. You can do personal training, join weight loss programs, or hit the infrared saunas. It's a holistic approach to fitness. Weekdays run 9 am to 9 pm, Saturdays 9-5, and Sundays 11-4 but unconfirmed. It's small and tucked near Westbourne Dr. in West Hollywood. If you need a treadmill or a full chain, Equinox West Hollywood is nearby for that. But here, you get a sauna session after your workout.

Unlike a typical spa, Hammer and Nails Grooming For Guys embraces a man-cave aesthetic with oversized leather chairs and dim lighting. This West Hollywood spot offers grooming services tailored for men, proving that real men do pamper.

In Santa Monica near Bay Street, Circuit Works is a circuit training studio that combines aerobic and anaerobic exercises. It's a mixed-gaystraight space with a community of dedicated workout buddies. The gym also offers yoga and pilates classes. Hours are split on weekdays: open 6am-1pm and again 3:30pm-8pm. Weekends run straight through 8am-1:30pm Saturday and 8am-2pm Sunday. With over 150 Yelp reviews averaging 4.5 stars, it's a reliable spot for efficient workouts.

RPM Fitness Studio sets itself apart by specializing in spinning and one-on-one training, with a newly renovated spin room and updated bikes. You'll also find pilates classes here, making it a focused fitness spot in Toluca Lake. The studio's hours are split between morning and evening blocks, with shorter weekend hours. With a solid 4.1 rating on Yelp from 94 reviews, it's a reliable choice for a sweaty workout. Regulars appreciate the personalized attention from trainers.

GymTonic sets itself apart from other Los Angeles gyms with its focus on both high-end equipment and inclusive relaxation spaces. It's a mixed-gay-straight gym with a sauna and onsite masseurs, catering to those who want a serious workout and recovery in one spot. Studio classes include yoga and spinning, and the vibe is upscale yet casual. This gym is open from 5am to 10pm weekdays, closing earlier on weekends. With a Yelp rating of 4.4 from 46 reviews, locals appreciate the welcoming staff and innovative training techniques. If you're in the area, Equinox West Hollywood is another nearby option for fitness.

Cycle House, a cycling studio in West Hollywood, is currently closed temporarily according to Yelp; its hours were Mon-Fri 6am-8pm, Sat-Sun 8am-2pm at Melrose Ave. When operating, it focused exclusively on spin classes and offered rental shoes, cooling eucalyptus towels, lockers with fresh fruit, and a lounge. The tagline 'Cycling on a grand scale' hints at an immersive workout. Owners should claim this listing to confirm reopening plans. Before visiting, check the venue's hours and status online. Nearby alternatives include Equinox West Hollywood if you're looking for a full gym setup.

Total Tan in West Hollywood is open Monday through Friday from 8am to 8pm, and weekends from 10am to 6pm, making it easy to fit into any day. They offer state-of-the-art tanning beds, UV-Free booths, infrared wraps, and more. With a second location in Marina Del Rey, this spa-style tanning spot has a 4.5-star Yelp rating from over 150 reviews. The vibe is relaxed and professional. You'll find teeth whitening and spray tanning alongside traditional tanning beds. It's a solid option if you're near the WeHo gym scene, like Equinox West Hollywood, and want to top off your look.

Equinox Santa Monica offers a rooftop workout space with ocean views, a standout feature for a gym in Los Angeles. The facility is mixed gay/straight, attracting a diverse crowd, and includes a swimming pool and sauna for post-workout relaxation. With over 50 photos on its listing, the space clearly appeals to those who value aesthetics and amenities. Classes like yoga, spinning, and pilates are available, alongside standard gym equipment. The Yelp rating of 3.2 from 354 reviews suggests mixed feedback, so visiting during off-peak hours might be wise. If you're in the area, Equinox West Hollywood is another location with similar offerings.