Buildings with gyms near the M104 bus in Upper West Side

It means the building is tagged as having an on-site gym. Policies vary by building, so confirm details like hours, resident eligibility, and any fees or rules for guests directly with management.

Treat it as proximity to the M104 bus route in the Upper West Side scope. When you tour, compare the walking time from the entrance to the closest stop at your usual commute hours.

No. Even in buildings labeled with a gym, access can be limited by time windows, staffing, or building rules. Ask whether access is continuous or scheduled and whether you need an access card.

Ask whether gym access is included in the rent or if there are separate fees, deposits, or documentation requirements. Also confirm whether any additional charges apply at move-in.

Use the Openigloo rating from rated buildings as a baseline, then read tenant Q&A and recent review notes for real-world context on maintenance, equipment reliability, and how consistently the gym is available.

Yes. Gym access is just one part of your building experience. Confirm package procedures, elevator/access-card requirements, and maintenance response times, since those affect everyday usability as much as amenities do.

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