David Lloyd Kensington Membership Cost (2026): Prices, Two Gyms

Independent guide — not affiliated with David Lloyd Clubs Ltd in any way. Last reviewed: July 2026 | Written and reviewed by Anna John, Independent Fitness Membership Researcher

David Lloyd Kensington sits on Cromwell Road in one of London’s most central postcodes, and is genuinely unusual within the network for having two separate gym floors rather than one. Reported pricing for this club varies dramatically between sources, so this guide leans harder than usual on what David Lloyd itself actually confirms, flagging where other guides disagree — sometimes significantly.

How We Research Prices

David Lloyd doesn’t publish club-specific pricing on its own site — Kensington’s exact rates, like every David Lloyd club, come only from a direct enquiry. For this guide, reported pricing from independent sources varied so widely (roughly £70–£110/month at the low end versus £170–£220/month at the high end for individual membership) that we’re presenting both ranges rather than picking one, since neither could be independently confirmed. Facility details below have been checked directly against David Lloyd’s own official Kensington pages, which corrected at least one significant claim — that the club has tennis courts, which it doesn’t appear to.

Quick Answer: How Much Does David Lloyd Kensington Cost?

Reported individual pricing ranges from roughly £70–£110/month at the lower estimate to £170–£220/month at the higher one — a gap wide enough that we’d treat neither figure as reliable without your own direct quote. Family membership is similarly reported anywhere from £160–£240/month up to £300–£450/month depending on the source. Given central London clubs generally sit toward the upper end of the £75–£230 national range covered in our David Lloyd membership cost guide, the higher estimates are plausible for a prime SW7 location — but this is genuinely one to verify directly before assuming either range.

What Facilities are available at David Lloyd Kensington

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Two Gyms

This is a genuine, officially-confirmed differentiator — David Lloyd’s own site states the club has two separate, recently refurbished gym floors, unusual for a single London club.

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Swimming Pool

An indoor pool, confirmed on the official site, though outdoor pool access and exact pool dimensions aren’t specified.

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Spa

A spa area is confirmed as part of the club’s offering, aligned with David Lloyd’s typical sauna, steam room, and whirlpool format found across the network, though Kensington-specific spa details aren’t independently verified beyond the official site’s general description.

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Fitness Classes

Reformer Pilates and BLAZE are both confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s official Kensington pages, alongside a broader timetable including yoga, Pilates, cardio, strength and conditioning, group cycling, and dance.

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Social Spaces

An Adult and Business Lounge plus a separate Family Lounge, both confirmed officially, with food and drink ordering available in each.

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What’s Not Confirmed

Tennis or racquet sports. Unlike David Lloyd Hamilton, Cheam, or Leeds — all of which have dedicated racquets pages on David Lloyd’s own site — Kensington has no equivalent, suggesting racquet sports genuinely aren’t part of this club’s offering. If tennis matters to you, a racquets-strong club like David Lloyd Hamilton or David Lloyd Leeds is likely a better fit.

Is David Lloyd Kensington Worth It?

Likely worth it if:

  • You want a central London location and value the convenience over racquet sports or outdoor space
  • You’ll genuinely use both gym floors and the class timetable, particularly Reformer Pilates or Blaze
  • You want somewhere to combine a workout with remote working via the Adult and Business Lounge

Probably not worth it if:

  • Tennis or padel is a priority — this club doesn’t appear to offer either
  • You’re comparing against racquet-strong clubs and central London pricing feels like a stretch for a gym-and-pool-only offering

David Lloyd Kensington Contact Information

Address: Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London SW7 — confirm the exact postcode suffix with the club, as sources listed slightly differing details.

Phone: +44 20 7341 6400

Opening hours should be confirmed directly with the club or via the David Lloyd app, since exact timings weren’t consistently verifiable across sources for this specific location.

FAQs

This isn’t confirmed on David Lloyd’s official Kensington pages, which — unlike several other David Lloyd clubs — have no dedicated racquets section. Treat any claim of tennis at this club with caution and confirm directly if it matters to you.

Reported estimates vary widely, from roughly £70–£110/month up to £170–£220/month for individual membership, depending on the source. Neither figure is officially published or independently confirmed — get a direct quote from the club before budgeting around either number.

Yes — this is confirmed directly on David Lloyd’s own official site, describing two separate, recently refurbished gym floors.

 This branding appears on at least one independent guide but isn’t used anywhere on David Lloyd’s own official site. Treat it as unverified rather than an official David Lloyd designation.

Family facilities including a Family Lounge are confirmed, in line with David Lloyd’s typical family offering, though specific crèche details for this club weren’t independently verified for this guide — confirm directly if this is essential for you.

Final Thoughts

David Lloyd Kensington’s two-gym layout is a genuine, verified point of difference, and its Cromwell Road location is undeniably convenient for anyone in SW7. But this is a club where several widely-circulated claims — a “Harbour Club” premium tier, tennis courts, and even the basic monthly price — don’t hold up consistently against what David Lloyd itself publishes. Treat every figure here, and everything you read elsewhere about this specific club, as a starting point for your own enquiry rather than settled fact, and confirm directly at David Lloyd Kensington’s own club page before making any decision.

Prices in this guide are third-party reported estimates only, not officially published by David Lloyd, and disagree significantly between sources. Your actual cost depends on current promotions and your specific membership agreement — always request a personalised quote before joining.