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Home / Hotel / Hotel News / Upgrade to a Fitter You at the Renaissance Fitness Center

Upgrade to a Fitter You at the Renaissance Fitness Center

March 29, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

The Renaissance Fitness Center offers excellent gymnasium, aerobics, Olympicsized swimming pool and tennis facilities under one roof. Open daily from 6.00am to 12.00midnight (Monday to Friday) and 6.00am to 10.00pm (weekends and public holidays) for members and 24-hours for hotel guests, the 14,000 square feet Fitness Center is an exclusive space to stretch, lift, run, walk and dance your
way to a healthier lifestyle.

The gymnasium is fully equipped with cardiovascular machines such as treadmills, recumbent bikes, programmable and non-programmable bicycles, stair-climbers, strength-training and weights. Personal trainers are available upon request to help build up a customized workout plan and to fully benefit from the workout equipment. The studio space is home to group exercise classes including circuit aerobic, yoga, step and body balance conducted by qualified instructors.

There are also two underwater fitness equipment which are specially designed for use in the swimming pool. The Hydrorider AquaBike allows for cycling in the water while the Aqua Treadmill is meant for running in the water. Combining the positive effects of water with fitness exercises, cycling and running in water are two of the most efficient ways to tone the body faster. Sauna, steam and Jacuzzi are available in both the male and female changing rooms where fitness enthusiasts can sooth aching muscles and relax after a strenuous workout.

A 3-month membership is RM625nett, 6-month is RM1,049nett whilst an annual membership is RM1,993nett. A monthly instalment plan of RM230nett can also be arranged for a 6-month membership. The Renaissance Fitness Center members enjoy discounts on food and beverage (excluding banquet and catering), Mandara Spa treatments, laundry and dry cleaning, 50% off on tennis subject to advance reservation and a special car park rate.

To discover more or for membership sign-up, please contact the Assistant Fitness Center Manager Encik Arifin Ujang at 03 2162 2233 or email at [email protected].

*Prices are inclusive of 6% Good and Services Tax (GST).
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