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Montreal, Québec
Budget 24/7 gym on Rue Sainte-Catherine Est in the Gay Village.
This Éconofitness location sits on Rue Sainte-Catherine Est in Montreal's Gay Village — listed on the Village Montréal business directory and steps from the Berri-UQAM metro hub where three lines converge. The Beaudry station, marked by its rainbow pillars, is two blocks east. Like all Éconofitness locations, it offers 24/7 access for qualifying members, budget pricing, and a Recovery Platinum Zone with hydromassage beds and massage chairs. With 830+ Google reviews — more than double most Montreal locations — it's one of the chain's busiest, serving Village residents, nightlife workers, and the surrounding Quartier Latin student community.
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