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David Lloyd Manchester North Membership (2026): Prices, Facilities & Location Guide
Close to the M60 and M62, David Lloyd Manchester North brings a gym, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and racquet courts into one convenient Middleton address. Reported 2026 membership starts around £75 a month for Plus, with Platinum from £89 and Diamond near £194, each carrying a joining fee. Partner and family add-ons make the club workable for households, and flexible plans suit shorter commitments. Classes, kids’ services and a Clubroom complete the offer.
This guide breaks down prices by tier, add-ons, facilities, timetable, opening hours and location, and links to the wider David Lloyd membership cost guide for cross-club comparison.
● Club Information
| Address | Heywood Old Road, Middleton, Manchester, M24 4TH |
| Plus Code | HQ48+HJ Manchester |
| Phone | +44 161 655 6501 |
| Non-member enquiries | sales.manchesternorth@davidlloyd.co.uk |
| Member enquiries | manchesternorth@davidlloyd.co.uk |
| Nearest Location | David Lloyd Manchester Trafford City |
- Parking: Free on-site parking
- Bike parking: Secure bike parking available
- Public transport: Close to public transport links
How much does David Lloyd Manchester North membership cost in 2026?
David Lloyd does not publish fixed prices online, because rates vary by club and tier. The figures below come from third-party guides, so treat them as indicative and confirm them in writing with the club.
- Tiers typically run Plus, Platinum and Diamond
- Annual and flexible (short-term) options exist
- A one-off joining fee applies at most tiers
- Promotions can reduce the joining fee
What Are the Reported Monthly Prices by Tier?
This table shows the reported Manchester North rates, split by contract type. Diamond sits well above the other two tiers.
| Tier | Standard (monthly) | Flexible (monthly) | Joining fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diamond | £194 | £229 | £150 |
| Platinum | £89 | £109 | £120–£130 |
| Plus | £75 | £95 | £120–£130 |
What Do Annual Memberships Cost?
Annual contracts suit regular users who accept a longer commitment. Reported ranges vary by tier, and a registration fee is due at sign-up.
| Tier | Monthly (GBP) | Joining fee (GBP) |
|---|---|---|
| Club / Standard | £69–£89 | £120–£130 |
| Plus | £99–£124 | £120–£130 |
| Platinum | £119–£149 | £120–£150 |
| Diamond | £129–£150 | £130–£150 |
Plus appears at £75 in the previous table and £99–£124 here, so ask the club which figure applies to your start date.
What Does a 3-Month Membership Cost?
The club’s own page advertises a 3-month membership start, with terms and conditions. Short-term plans carry slightly higher monthly fees but need no long commitment.
| Tier | Monthly (GBP) | 3-month total (GBP) | Joining fee (GBP) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Club / Standard | £75–£90 | £225–£270 | £120–£130 |
| Plus | £95–£110 | £285–£330 | £120–£130 |
| Platinum | £105–£120 | £315–£360 | £120–£150 |
| Diamond | £120–£130 | £360–£390 | £130–£150 |
How Much Do Partner and Family Add-Ons Cost?
Partners and children can be added to a main membership. Reported joining fees are £120–£130 for a partner, £10 for a child and none for under-3s.
| Add-on | Standard (monthly) | Flexible (monthly) |
|---|---|---|
| Partner | £55 | £89 |
| Child (3–18 years) | £29 | £49 |
| Young child (0–2 years) | £2 | £2 |
Where Is David Lloyd Manchester North Located?
David Lloyd Manchester North sits on Heywood Old Road, Middleton, Manchester, M24 4TH. The club is minutes from the M60 and M62, which makes it easy to reach by car from across Greater Manchester.
It is also a short drive from Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale, so members from these areas can fit a workout or a swim into a normal day without a long commute.
What Facilities Are Included in the Membership?
Manchester North (located on Heywood Old Road) includes a wide range of fitness, swimming, racquet, spa, and family-friendly amenities.
What Does the Gym Offer?
The open-plan gym has cardio, free weights, cable machines and functional training kit, plus a stretching zone for cool-downs. Reported equipment includes treadmills, cross trainers, Wattbikes, rowers, TRX and the Synrgy360 system. The Body Hub is reported to track muscle mass, weight and BioAge.
- Personal trainers for individual programmes
- Daily circuit sessions led by qualified instructors
- Dedicated stretching and recovery area
What Are the Swimming Pool Facilities?
Members get year-round swimming in the 25m heated indoor pool and the 22m heated outdoor pool. The indoor pool is reported as recently refurbished. An outdoor pool bar and a paddling pool for children are also reported.
- Lane swimming, aqua sessions and adult and kids’ lessons
- Family swim times and adult-only sessions
- Lifeguards at poolside (as reported)
Which Racquet Sports Are Available?
Tennis is a strength, with a reported nine indoor courts, two outdoor clay courts and short tennis. Padel has four new dedicated courts. Squash and badminton are also reported.
- Kids’ tennis coaching for all levels
- Padel played in doubles on a smaller enclosed court, suited to beginners
- Multi-sports hall, table tennis and a 5-a-side outdoor pitch (as reported)
What Is in the Spa?
The spa at David Lloyd Manchester North features a Himalayan salt sauna, a steam room, a whirlpool, and a relaxation area.
- Sauna for muscle relaxation
- Steam room
- Whirlpool
- Treatments, where offered, may cost extra
What Do Kids and Crèche Services Include?
DL Kids runs sports, arts and crafts, and coached tennis and swimming at each child’s pace. The crèche is reported to run Monday to Friday, 9:30am–12:30pm, with bookings through the app. Kids’ clubs are reported for ages three months to 17 years, and birthday party packages are available.
How Many Group Classes Are There?
Classes include Blaze, Strength, HIIT, Cycling, Yoga and Pilates. Sources disagree on volume, reporting anywhere from 100 to 170+ classes per week, so check the live timetable.
What Else Do Members Get?
Members of Manchester North get access to a full range of sports facilities, wellness amenities, family services, and social spaces.
- The Clubroom for meals and coffee
- A business lounge for remote work
- The outdoor Battlebox training zone
- The David Lloyd Clubs app (rated 4.7) for booking classes, courts and activities, and for home workouts
What Are the David Lloyd Manchester North Opening Hours?
The club opens early on weekdays and a little later at weekends. The hours below come from the official club page, and one third-party source lists an earlier weekday close, so confirm before a late visit.
| Day | Opening Time | Closing Time |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 06:00 | 23:00 |
| Tuesday | 06:00 | 23:00 |
| Wednesday | 06:00 | 23:00 |
| Thursday | 06:00 | 23:00 |
| Friday | 06:00 | 23:00 |
| Saturday | 07:00 | 21:00 |
| Sunday | 07:00 | 21:00 |
- Weekday early starts suit members who train before work
- The crèche runs separately, Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
- Pool, class and court availability can differ from club opening hours, so check the app
What Is the Weekly Timetable and Class Schedule?
Sessions run morning, afternoon and evening. This simplified guide may not match the live timetable.
| Day | Morning | Afternoon | Evening |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | Yoga, Swim | Pilates, Tennis | Blaze, Cycling |
| Tuesday | IGN1TE, Swim | Padel, Aqua Aerobics | Yoga, Squash |
| Wednesday | Pilates, Swim | Tennis, Kids’ Club | Blaze, IGN1TE |
| Thursday | Yoga, Swim | Padel, Aqua Aerobics | Pilates, Cycling |
| Friday | IGN1TE, Swim | Tennis, Kids’ Club | Blaze, Yoga |
| Saturday | Family Swim, Kids | Open Gym | Group Classes |
| Sunday | Relax Swim, Yoga | Open Gym | — |
Are there Christmas or seasonal offers?
Promotions usually cluster around January, Black Friday and Christmas. Joining fee cuts and 3-month trials are the usual perks.
- Reduced joining fees are the most common saving.
- The club took part in a free taster-day promotion in October 2025.
- Trial offers change often, so ask which one is live.
- Confirm whether a promotion changes your monthly rate or only the joining fee.
How Do You Get the Latest Membership Price?
You can visit the official David Lloyd Manchester North Enquire Now Page or contact the club directly.
- Contact the club directly and ask for a written quote.
- Check the official David Lloyd Manchester North page for current offers.
- Ask which tiers apply: Plus, Platinum or Diamond.
- Ask whether the joining fee is reduced or waived.
- Book a tour to see the facilities first.
Who gets the best value at David Lloyd Manchester North?
Value depends on how many facilities you use. Dividing the monthly cost by realistic visits is a quick test.
| Likely good value if you… | May not suit if you… |
|---|---|
| Use pool and spa regularly | Only want weights or cardio |
| Attend classes weekly | Train fewer than six times a month |
| Have kids using family facilities | Want the cheapest option |
| Train 8+ times a month | Do not use pool, spa or classes |
- The 2025 LeisureDB report put the average UK private rolling gym membership at £48.45 per month.
- Budget gyms averaged £24.51 per month in the same report.
- A quote far above those averages needs to be justified by your pool, spa, court and class use.
Two quick examples
These are illustrative scenarios, not real members.
- A parent who swims twice a week, takes two classes and uses the crèche replaces three separate payments with one.
- A solo weightlifter who never uses the pool or spa pays a premium for facilities that stay unused.
Can health insurance reduce the cost?
Some insurer wellbeing schemes have included David Lloyd benefits. This is information only, not financial advice, and schemes change often.
- Aviva and Bupa have run schemes that included David Lloyd benefits, such as trial passes or reduced fees.
- Vitality and AXA Health may list specific clubs, so check whether Manchester North appears.
- Always confirm with your insurer before relying on any David Lloyd discount.
What Do Members Say About the Club?
The official club page shows 4.0 stars from 687 Google reviews. Members praise the instructors, the welcoming reception team, and the refurbished indoor pool. Reported concerns include maintenance in some areas, inconsistent Clubroom service, and sauna and steam room upkeep.
- Pros: wide class choice, family-friendly, helpful staff, well-kept areas
- Cons: some dated areas, uneven Clubroom service
5 Practical Tips Before You Join
Here are some practical tips that you should know before joining the club.
- Ask for a written quote that includes the joining fee.
- Book a tour at the time you normally train.
- Compare Plus and Platinum against the facilities you will use.
- Ask about the 3-month start before an annual contract.
- Check the live timetable for the classes you want.
Is David Lloyd Manchester North Worth It?
Manchester North is worth it if you regularly use the pools, family infrastructure, classes, and racquets, but not if you only plan to use the gym floor.
Likely worth it if:
Probably not worth it if:
FAQs
Final Thoughts
David Lloyd Manchester North’s tennis provision — 9 indoor courts plus a winter dome over the outdoor clay courts — is genuinely strong for the reported price point, and combined with both an indoor and outdoor pool, it’s a solid option for anyone north of the city who’ll use those facilities regularly. As with any David Lloyd club, confirm you’re enquiring about the correct Middleton location, and get a personalised quote directly rather than relying on any published estimate, including this one.
