Sheraton Fitness announces membership offer
Situated in the heart of West Bay, Sheraton Fitness offers a welcoming environment for those seeking a remarkable fitness experience, a statement said.
Boasting state-of-the-art facilities, including the latest cardio, strength, and weightlifting equipment, alongside a picturesque outdoor pool, infinity Jacuzzi, sandy beach, and lush gardens, Sheraton Fitness sets the standard for excellence in Doha.
Sheraton Fitness’s short-term membership, includes: Unlimited access to Sheraton Grand Doha resort facilities and the Fitness Centre, 15% discount on food & beverage (terms & conditions apply), on laundry services, and massages; 20% discount at the Skin & Soul salon; and 10% discount on motorised watersports
The summer short-term membership starting from QR1,500 is available until August 31, 2024. The latest happenings at Sheraton Fitness include: Resort access from QR50, group fitness classes for members at QR40 and non-members at QR70, kids weekend activities every Friday and Saturday from 9am to 6pm. In-house guests enjoy free access, while outside guests and members can join for QR50 per child, in addition to resort access fees.
Weekday after-school kids activities are available Sunday through Thursday from 2pm to 6pm. Prices start from QR50 per child, the statement added.
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