

Nuffield Health Fitness & Wellbeing, Mount St Marys College
Mount St. Marys College, College Road, Spinkhill, Sheffield, S21 3YL -
Up to
40 guestsOffers
catering
Located 2 miles from Junction 30 of the M1
The venue is ideal for Networking, Presentations, Training, Interviews
Open from 18.00-21.00 Monday-Friday and 08.00-15.00 Saturday/Sunday
State-of-the-art fitness suite
Life Fitness equipment
Functional training zone
Strength and resistance training
Studio classes
Spinning
Swimming
Badminton
Fully supervised and managed by fitness and wellbeing experts
No minimum contract.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 40
Theatre
up to 30
Catering & drinks
Refreshments
Amenities
Air conditioning
Public transport
Premises parking
Overnight accommodation
Space rules
Cancellation policy
100% refundable 5 days before the event
Location
Reviews
Ani Magill
December 2024Excellent club. I only go to classes so can’t comment on gym etc but classes very high quality. All really good instructors and never cancelled. Also reception staff really friendly and helpful.
Mz Ifey
November 2024Fantastic gym with great facilities and a welcoming atmosphere. Chantelle is amazing—super friendly, helpful, and always goes the extra mile to support members, regarding signing up giving general fitness advice always there when needed. Highly recommend Nuffield for anyone looking to join a top-notch gym!
Daniel R-F
November 2024Had a taster day and quite enjoyed it, the pool and gym being all in one place as well as the cafe is ideal for after work. The gym has the sledge push which I haven’t seen in many others and liked using. I’m going to hold out until the new men’s sauna is installed so I can get a full recovery in after my sessions :) overall would recommend very pleased.
Jermaine Russell
November 2024The swimming pool is ideal for me, I like that there are stairs that allow you to walk easily into the pool without straining. Generally there’s always space to swim freely even when swimming lessons are taking place. There are quite a variety of classes and have noticed more have been added. My only draw back is that I currently don’t drive so I find accessing the facilities when it’s dark, isn’t ideal, during the day it’s no issue with it being less than 10 minute walk from Wexham Park hospital. When I start driving I would be happy to commit, then I will be able to make the most out of it in the colder darker months.
T R A
December 2024I trialled this gym for 4 days and decided against signing up. My reasons included: 1) The location is inconvenient unless you drive, as it gets extremely dark on the stretch of road between the hospital and the gym, with next to no street lighting. The pavements are inadequate and keep stopping abruptly so you have to keep crossing over the road to get to a proper pavement on the other side, in the dark. Bear in mind from the other reviews that you may have trouble with fines if you do drive and choose to use their car park. 2) I don't feel there is sufficient value for money to justify the membership fee. The gym is smaller than average. The swimming pool is also pretty small, and the steam room is mixed gender so gets crowded. They apparently used to have a jacuzzi, but this is no longer offered, and there are tiny saunas inside each of the changing rooms. There aren't any other perks that are unique to this gym over any of the others in the area. The toilets and showers aren't particularly clean, and there are at least a few hours every day where all you can hear is screaming children, defeating the purpose of trying to relax in the sauna. The sauna was out of order on one of the days, and I overheard a member complaining about this to the front desk staff, who couldn't have seemed to care less. 3) There was a great deal of disingenuity in their advertising of membership discounts on National Fitness Day. The promise was for your "first 2 months free", yet the first month this covered was September, of which less than 2 weeks remained. False advertising really gets my back up personally, so that was the deciding factor. Edit: they also announced increased prices a couple of months later!! So I assume the 'discounts' were to lock people in to contracts and then gain back whatever was initially discounted by putting prices up!