Gym Fees in Udaipur (2026): Day Passes, Monthly Plans and Annual Memberships

Udaipur gym fees side by side: a day, a month, a year

Two Udaipur gyms put a complete rate card on their own websites, from a single day up to a full year. That's unusual for a city of Udaipur's size, and it lets you see exactly how the price of a month falls as you commit for longer. Both were checked in October 2026:

On the annual plan, Ragnar works out to about ₹1,750 a month and Five Town Club to about ₹1,667. Paying month by month costs roughly 2.6 times as much at Ragnar and 3 times as much at Five Town Club. Over three months the order flips: Five Town Club's ₹10,000 quarter is ₹2,000 cheaper than Ragnar's. If you're unsure you'll last a year, a quarter at Five Town Club is the cheapest published trial of a full membership in the city.

What each includes differs. Ragnar lists a healthy café, steam, top-end machines and a large cardio and weights floor, and calls itself a 24/7 gym, though its site gives no street address. Five Town Club, on the fourth floor of Amrit Plaza opposite the B.N. Girls College gate, lists a gymnasium, CrossFit, strength training, cardio, a steam bath and a juice bar, and states that all memberships are non-refundable and non-transferable.

How many months before a longer Udaipur plan pays off

Another way to read the two rate cards: how many single months does each longer plan cost? If you'd keep going for at least that many months anyway, the longer plan saves money; if you'd drop out sooner, the month-by-month route is cheaper even at its higher rate.

At Five Town Club, the year pays for itself if you'd otherwise stay more than four months; at Ragnar, about five. Both gyms reward commitment more steeply than most, which is why an honest look at your own track record matters more here than the headline price. The day pass and Five Town Club's ₹3,000 week are the low-risk way to test the habit first.

Ragnar's couple membership: what two people pay each

Ragnar Fitness also publishes a couple rate, which makes it one of the few Udaipur gyms with a price for training together. Divided between two people, it's cheaper than two single memberships at every length, by the most on the annual plan:

A couple on the yearly plan saves about ₹5,000 against two single annual memberships at Ragnar's starting price of ₹21,000 each. Whether the plan covers family members other than a spouse isn't stated, so ask if you want to train with a sibling or parent.

Neighbourhood gyms: ₹1,500–2,500 a month, by a 2025 guide

Most of Udaipur's smaller gyms don't publish prices. The best collection we found is a guide on iloveudaipur.in dated 28 January 2025, which lists approximate packages and warns that they may vary. Treat these as indicative, 21 months old by the time we checked:

Two warnings about that list. First, it put Five Town Club at ₹2,800 a month at a Bhuwana address; the club's own website now shows ₹5,000 at Amrit Plaza. We couldn't confirm whether those are the same branch, but either way the gap shows how far a 2025 price can drift. Second, it included a "Gold's Gym Udaipur" on Saheli Marg at ₹3,500 a month, while Gold's Gym India's own Rajasthan page lists clubs only in Jaipur as of October 2026. Ask any gym under a national brand name whether it's an official branch.

24-hour gyms in Udaipur: Anytime Fitness Madhuban and Ragnar

Anytime Fitness's Udaipur club is at Apex Chamber, 4C Madhuban, near Lok Kala Mandal. Its page says it's open 24 hours and lists personal training, but it publishes no membership price and shows the staffed office as "closed" every day, which looks like a display quirk. Phone ahead if you want to discuss fees. The 2025 guide above listed an Anytime Fitness at about ₹4,000 a month and ₹36,000 a year, at a 100 Feet Road address; we couldn't verify either figure against the chain.

Ragnar Fitness is the other Udaipur gym advertising round-the-clock access. Twenty-four-hour opening suits people whose days don't follow office hours, including hotel and tourism workers on late shifts, and anyone who wants the gym before the heat of a summer day sets in.

A multi-gym pass in Udaipur

FITPASS sells a national pass that works at partner gyms, and its Udaipur page lists partner gyms in areas including Airport Road, Ambamata, Ashok Nagar, Badgaon and Bedla. It quotes FITPASS 180 at ₹1,750 a month and FITPASS 360 at ₹2,083 a month, both on annual plans. On its plan page, FITPASS 180 costs ₹2,499 for one month or ₹20,999 for a year.

For one Udaipur gym, the pass isn't cheaper: Five Town Club's year is ₹999 less than FITPASS 180's. The pass is for variety, a gym near work one day and near home the next. Mind the cap: FITPASS 180 allows up to five sessions per centre a month, so it won't cover daily training at a single gym.

Government gyms and the small print

Rajasthan approved ₹31.50 crore on 28 December 2022 for gyms and fitness centres at stadiums in Jaipur and Jodhpur and at all divisional headquarters, plus open gyms at every district headquarters, according to Drishti IAS. Udaipur is a divisional headquarters, but we found no published fee, opening notice or public-access rule for a state gym in the city in October 2026. Ask at the district sports office if you want a low-cost option.

• GST is 5%, not 18%. Gyms and fitness centres have charged 5% GST since 22 September 2025, as The Tribune reported. Ask whether a quote includes it.
• Non-refundable means non-refundable. Five Town Club says so in writing; assume the same elsewhere unless told otherwise.
• Ask about the "and up". Ragnar's six-month and annual plans read ₹16,000+ and ₹21,000+; get the exact figure before you pay.
• Use the day pass as your trial. At ₹700 or ₹1,000, one visit at your usual hour tells you more than any brochure.
• Check the hours you need. Anytime Fitness Madhuban and Ragnar both advertise 24-hour access; Five Town Club's site lists no opening hours, so ask before choosing it for a late-evening routine.
• Ask what the extras cost. Steam, a café and a juice bar appear on the Ragnar and Five Town Club sites; find out whether they're in the fee or paid for separately.

Gym fees plus a coach in Udaipur

Membership is one bill; coaching is another. Five Town Club charges ₹15,000 for a month of personal training on top of its membership, and independent trainers on UrbanPro list around ₹500–800 an hour. Our guide to personal trainer fees in Udaipur has the detail. If you'd rather keep your gym and add a certified coach on video, these are our prices:

With Personal Gym Training in Udaipur, twelve live sessions cost ₹7,070. Added to Five Town Club's annual-plan month of about ₹1,667, that's about ₹8,737 for a coached month, against ₹20,000 for the club's own one-month training and membership. You give up a trainer's hands on the bar; you keep a certified coach watching every rep. Our pricing page explains plans and rescheduling.

Not sure a gym is for you? Personal Home Training in Udaipur needs no membership, and the hills around the city are free: see our guides to treks near Udaipur and cycling in Udaipur. For food, read healthy food in Udaipur. To compare Udaipur with other cities, see gym membership fees in India, and for everything about training here, our Udaipur page.