Buildings with gyms near the M103 bus in Manhattan

It narrows to Manhattan buildings that match both filters: they’re near the M103 bus route and they offer a gym amenity. Use the building pages to confirm details like hours and access rules, since amenity policies can vary.

No. “With-gym” confirms the amenity exists, but buildings can differ on equipment, access methods, guest rules, and whether there are class schedules or maintenance downtime. Confirm the specifics with the building.

Ask whether the gym is on-site, whether access is available 24/7 or only during set hours, and if reservations, key cards, or staff approval are required. Also ask about guest access and any limits on using equipment during busy periods.

It helps if your route uses the M103, but commute time depends on which stop you’ll walk to and where you’re going. When possible, check a few candidate stops during times you’d typically travel.

Treat those as prompts to ask follow-up questions. Policies and staffing can change, and different residents use the gym at different times. If something sounds recurring in renter feedback, confirm current conditions directly with building management.

East Village with 11,857+ buildings; Hell's Kitchen with 6,943+ buildings; Yorkville with 9,328+ buildings; Lenox Hill with 8,357+ buildings; Kips Bay with 4,472+ buildings.

Before committing, review the unit’s lease terms, total monthly cost (including any move-in fees and deposits), and any building rules that affect amenities. If a gym fee, guest restriction, or access limitation isn’t clearly stated, request it in writing or ask during the tour.