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Montreal, Québec
Budget 24/7 gym on Avenue des Pins at the Plateau's southern edge.
Éconofitness is Quebec's largest budget gym chain, with 75+ locations across the province. This Plateau location sits on Avenue des Pins at the boundary between Plateau-Mont-Royal and downtown, within walking distance of the Sherbrooke metro. The gym is open 24/7 for qualifying members and stocked with 50+ cardio machines, free weights, and strength equipment. The Recovery Platinum Zone adds hydromassage beds, massage chairs, and tanning cabins. It's a no-frills, affordable option in one of Montreal's most walkable, bohemian neighborhoods — home to the city's densest concentration of artists, students, and young professionals.
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