David Lloyd Leeds Membership Cost (2026): Prices, Facilities & Is It Worth It?
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
Tucked into Moortown to the north of Leeds city centre, David Lloyd Leeds is one of the more comprehensively equipped health clubs in the north of England — indoor and outdoor tennis with PlaySight video analysis, two swimming pools, an adults-only spa, and a full crèche and kids’ club programme. It’s also priced noticeably above the David Lloyd national average, which is the first question most people searching for this club actually want answered. Here’s what’s reported, what’s confirmed, and whether it’s worth it.
How We Research Prices
David Lloyd doesn’t publish club-specific pricing anywhere on its own site — like every location, Leeds’ exact rates come only from a direct enquiry or club visit. The pricing figures below reflect what’s been reported by multiple independent sources checking with the club; facility details have been verified against David Lloyd’s own official Leeds pages. Where sources disagreed or a specific claim couldn’t be confirmed independently, we’ve left it out rather than repeat it as fact.
Quick Answer: How Much Does David Lloyd Leeds Cost?
Reported pricing puts David Lloyd Leeds membership at roughly £134–£154/month for Plus on a standard contract, £164–£184/month for Platinum, and £219–£254/month for Diamond, with flexible (shorter-commitment) contracts sitting at the higher end of each range. That’s well above the £75–£230 national range covered in our David Lloyd membership cost guide, which reflects Leeds’ position as one of the network’s larger, more heavily-equipped clubs rather than a typical regional site.
| Tier | Standard Contract (Est.) | Flexible Contract (Est.) |
|---|---|---|
| Plus | ~£134/month | ~£154/month |
| Platinum | ~£164/month | ~£184/month |
| Diamond | ~£219/month | ~£254/month |
| 3-Month Short-Term | ~£229–£300 total | — |
These figures are third-party reported and appear consistently across multiple sources, but are not officially published by David Lloyd. Confirm your exact quote directly with the club.
Why Leeds Costs More Than Many Other David Lloyd Clubs
Membership pricing across the David Lloyd network varies significantly by club, and location is one of the biggest drivers — city and premium-demand clubs commonly price well above regional sites offering the same core tiers. Leeds fits that pattern: it’s a large, well-equipped site with extensive tennis provision and a full spa, which typically pushes pricing toward the upper end of what any given tier costs elsewhere in the country. If you’re comparing against a smaller or more regional club, expect Leeds to sit noticeably above what you’d pay at a quieter branch for the same Plus or Platinum tier.
Family & Couple Pricing at Leeds
David Lloyd’s family and partner add-on pricing generally follows a per-person structure rather than a flat family rate — a partner is typically added at a reduced combined rate versus two separate memberships, and children are added at a lower monthly cost that scales with age, similar to the structure we’ve documented at David Lloyd Edinburgh Shawfair. Exact family figures for Leeds specifically weren’t consistently reported enough across sources to publish with confidence — this is one to confirm directly with the club when you enquire, since family pricing tends to vary by household composition more than any other membership type.
David Lloyd Leeds 3-Month Membership
A short-term 3-month membership is reported to be available at Leeds from roughly £229–£300 in total, giving a higher effective monthly rate than a standard 12-month contract in exchange for no long-term commitment — consistent with how David Lloyd’s 3-month flexible option generally works across the network. It’s worth asking whether a discounted introductory 3-month deal is currently running, since these promotions come and go by club and season.
What’s Included: David Lloyd Leeds Facilities
Tennis and Racquet Sports
Leeds is genuinely one of the stronger racquets clubs in the network, with a wide range of indoor and outdoor tennis courts across different surfaces, several with tour-quality indoor playing surfaces and PlaySight video analysis technology for reviewing your game. Padel, badminton, and coaching for all abilities are also available.
Swimming Pools
Both an indoor and an outdoor pool, with adult and children’s swimming lessons endorsed by Swim England, plus regular aqua classes and family swim sessions.
Spa
An adults-only spa with sauna, steam room, heated beds, and a whirlpool, aimed squarely at post-workout recovery rather than being a shared family space.
Gym
A modern gym floor with the Body Hub fitness-assessment tool available free to all members, alongside standard cardio, strength, and functional training equipment.
Group Exercise Classes
A full weekly class timetable covering cardio, strength and conditioning, yoga, and Pilates, plus David Lloyd’s Signature Classes, which are exclusive to the network.
Family and Kids’ Facilities
An on-site crèche and Kids’ Club programme, with activities ranging from an Athletics Squad and football to creative play sessions for younger children.
Clubroom and Social Space
A recently refreshed Clubroom with a separate family area, a business lounge, and a food and drink menu that now includes a Yo! sushi and bento partnership alongside the standard café offering.
Is David Lloyd Leeds Worth It?
Given Leeds sits above the national average price range, the value case depends heavily on how much of the wider offering you’ll actually use.
Likely worth it if:
Probably not worth it if:
How to Get David Lloyd Leeds Membership Cheaper
- Ask your employer about a corporate membership. Corporate partnerships can meaningfully reduce the monthly rate and sometimes waive the joining fee entirely — worth checking with HR before enquiring directly with the club.
- Check NHS and Blue Light Card eligibility. These discounts aren’t always advertised publicly, so ask the club directly.
- Time your enquiry around seasonal promotions. Joining fees are most commonly reduced or waived in January and late summer.
- Ask about the current 3-month offer. If you’re not ready to commit to 12 months, confirm whether a discounted short-term introductory rate is running.
- Compare Standard vs Flexible carefully. The flexible option costs more per month, so only choose it if you genuinely need the shorter commitment.
Price Increases and Your Rights
Members across the David Lloyd network have reported annual price increases in the high single-digit to low double-digit percentage range in recent years — a pattern that isn’t unique to Leeds but is worth budgeting for if you’re signing a 12-month contract. If David Lloyd raises your fee by more than the increase threshold set out in your specific contract, you generally have the right to cancel without an early exit fee — check the exact percentage against your agreement if you receive a price increase notice.
Cancellation Notice
David Lloyd contracts typically require at least one full calendar month’s written notice to cancel, though some agreements specify a longer notice period — check your specific contract terms, since this varies. Submit cancellation requests in writing and keep confirmation; verbal requests generally aren’t accepted. For the full national cancellation and freeze process, see our complete David Lloyd membership cost guide.
Getting to David Lloyd Leeds
Address: Tongue Lane, Moortown, Leeds, LS6 4QW
By car: Free parking is available on-site, including disabled and parent-and-child spaces.
Opening hours are commonly reported as Monday–Friday 06:00–23:00 and Saturday–Sunday 07:00–22:30, though hours can vary — confirm current times with the club or via the David Lloyd app before visiting.
FAQs
Final Thoughts
David Lloyd Leeds is one of the network’s more comprehensively equipped clubs, and its pricing reflects that — sitting above the national £75–£230 range covered in our full membership cost guide rather than at the lower end of it. The value case is genuinely strong for members who’ll use the tennis courts, both pools, and the adults-only spa regularly; it’s a harder case to make for anyone mainly after gym-floor access. As with any David Lloyd club, treat every figure here as a starting point and get a personalised quote directly from Leeds before signing anything.
Prices in this guide are third-party reported estimates only, not officially published by David Lloyd. Your actual cost depends on current promotions and your specific membership agreement — always request a personalised quote before joining.