Buildings with gyms near transit in Murray Hill

It’s a multi-filter pair: the building is marked as having a gym and also matches the near-transit criteria used by Openigloo for this area. You should still confirm the closest stop and gym details directly with the building.

Yes—this page is scoped to the Murray Hill neighborhood in Manhattan, and the count shown (55+) reflects eligible buildings in this filter scope at the time of the snapshot. Availability can change, so check the specific building for what’s currently advertised.

Start with the rated-building feedback, then ask the building for specifics: gym hours, whether keys/cards are issued, guest rules, and whether any fees apply. If the gym is under renovation or has inconsistent access, reviews usually mention it.

Look up the exact subway line/stop and confirm walking time from the building to your usual destination. Unit orientation, elevator wait times, and street crossings can change commute quality even when a building is tagged as “near transit.”

No. The filter indicates there is a gym, but it does not guarantee a particular equipment list, size, or staffing. Fees, capacity limits, and required documentation can still vary by building, so verify in writing.

Check renter-to-renter notes for peak-time issues (crowding, noise, or restricted access). Then confirm gym and building access rules for after-hours entry if that’s important for you.

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