David Lloyd Manchester North

Reviews

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  Naseem Shahid

  May 18, 2026
  1.0
  Had a guset pass to try out Absolutely rubbish. Dirty sauma steam rooms very small can only fit like 5 people. Pool very small and was Dirty too murky water. Disaster never recommend. And very expensive. The experience i had wouldn't even pay £5 never mind £100
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  Tracey Stephenson

  May 7, 2026
  5.0
  We visited David Lloyd North Manchester and were shown around by Lauren. She sat and discussed the different membership options with us and answered all of our questions. We joined on a joint Platinum membership and 4 weeks in we are fully enjoying the facilities. Everyone is friendly and welcoming and Lauren has quickly answered any questions that we’ve had so far.
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  joe chapman

  May 6, 2026
  5.0
  Recently joined the DL Manchester North gym and haven’t looked back once. The staff couldn’t be more helpful and the facilities are great. Phoebe did a fantastic job showing us around and was extremely attentive throughout the process.
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  Debra Peckett

  May 6, 2026
  5.0
  Signing up was a good customer experience from start to finish. Lauren dealt with everything. At initial contact, Lauren arranged a convenient meeting to take us around the health club. She was then in regular contact, answering all our questions. The 2 week trial offer came at the right time and made us realise it was just what we wanted. Cannot think of any health club in the area that would offer as much as this Club. 10/10 on all levels.
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  Marina Katiuzhinskaya

  Apr 26, 2026
  1.0
  Today, 26Apr2026, was my first visit to David Lloyd Manchester North with my 8.5-year-old son. I’m glad I used a guest pass, as I definitely won’t be purchasing a membership for him. He was not allowed to use the jacuzzi, and the outdoor pool was quite cold. On top of that, the lifeguard was repeatedly taking children out of the pool and returning them to parents who were sitting around the pool area. This policy felt very strange — does it mean I am expected to stay in the water at all times for my child to be allowed to swim? My son is a confident swimmer (Stage 5), and I would prefer to relax on a sun lounger rather than sit in the pool the entire time. Eventually, he became bored in the small kids’ pool, and it was upsetting to watch him get frustrated and cry because he wasn’t allowed into the jacuzzi. We decided to leave early. The situation in the women’s changing room (family/kids area) was also very disappointing. Almost all the cubicles were broken except one, which was locked for at least 30 minutes. During that time, we managed to change and dry off, and it had already been locked before we arrived. Eventually, a cleaner came out of that cubicle. I don’t know what she was doing there for so long, but it appeared to be used more like a staff rest area than a customer changing space. What shocked me the most was what happened next: she took a white towel from the used towel bin and used her foot to push it along the floor, starting in the toilets and then continuing into the changing room. I was honestly shocked. I really hope towels are properly sanitised, otherwise this raises serious hygiene concerns. Overall, there seem to be a lot of strict rules for children, but perhaps more attention should be paid to staff standards and facility maintenance.