NoHo Gym With Sauna, Steam and Lap Pool: 24 Hour Fitness

24 Hour Fitness North Hollywood Super-Sport, at 5300 Lankershim Blvd Suite 100 in the NoHo Arts District, has a sauna, a steam room, a whirlpool and an indoor lap pool under one roof. From Tuesday through Thursday the club never closes, running from midnight to 11:59pm, and the online GetFit offer starts at $24.99 a month. The North Hollywood Metro station is a short walk up Lankershim, which makes it an easy stop on the way home.

REBusiness Online described this as the first full-service 24 Hour Fitness Super-Sport in North Hollywood when it was announced in 2011, a 33,000-square-foot club at the NoHo Commons development with an opening set for July 23 that year. Super-Sport is the chain's label for its larger clubs with pools and extra amenities, and this one anchors the retail level of the NoHo Commons complex.

The club page says it was recently renovated and lists what changed: a new turf zone, expanded workout space, a fresh look and feel, and equipment updates. The tone of the page is all about community, calling the club a home away from home, and the renovation is a big part of why it now competes with boutique gyms nearby.

The amenity list names an indoor lap pool, a whirlpool, a steam room and a sauna, along with TRX suspension training, circuit training, strength machines, free weights and personal viewing screens on cardio machines. Recovery24 and towel service are marked as extras that may cost more. The page adds one important line: amenity access is based on membership type.

With a pool in the mix, the best routine here is a contrast circuit. Swim easy laps for fifteen minutes, sit in the whirlpool for five, move to the dry sauna for ten, then cool off in the shower before a short steam round. On weekday evenings the whirlpool is the busiest of the four, so start with the sauna if the tub is full.

The club page in August 2026 listed three month-to-month tiers. KeepFit+ was $59.99 a month with $60.99 due at sign-up, KeepFit was $49.99 a month, and the online GetFit offer was $24.99 a month. Yearly prepaid options brought KeepFit+ down to $33.99 a month, paid as $407.88 up front, and GetFit to $21.99 a month, paid as $263.88.

Because the sauna and pool depend on your tier, ask which plan includes them here before choosing the cheapest option. The plan comparison on the page lists pool and sauna under in-club amenities, and KeepFit+ adds a Buddy Pass and Recovery24. A $1-down monthly offer also carried a $49.99 annual fee billed 15 days after enrollment.

The renovation banner on the club page invites non-members to try the club free with a 5-day pass. The terms say the pass starts on your first day of use, works at multiple locations, requires photo ID and is for local residents only. You must be 18, or 12 with a parent, and you cannot have been a member or guest in the previous six months.

Five days is enough to test the sauna at the times you would actually train, and to see whether the lap lanes are free when you want to swim. Bring your own padlock for the locker room on every visit. Use one visit for an early morning, one for a weeknight after 9pm and one for a weekend, then decide whether the crowd at your usual hour suits you. Skip a holiday week for the trial, since the club page lists separate holiday hours and the crowd is not typical.

Hours are Monday 5am to 11:59pm, Tuesday through Thursday midnight to 11:59pm, Friday midnight to 10pm, and Saturday and Sunday 5am to 9pm. In practice the club opens Monday morning and does not close again until Friday night, which is rare in the Valley.

The midweek overnight window is the reason to choose this club if you work evening shifts at the studios in Burbank and Universal City. The sauna and steam room are near empty after midnight. The busiest stretch is weekdays from 5pm to 8pm, when the GX24 classes and the pool lanes both fill. Reserve class spots in the 24GO app to avoid a wasted trip.

The North Hollywood station on the Metro B Line sits at Lankershim and Chandler, a short walk from the club, so you can ride in from Hollywood or downtown without dealing with parking. Several bus lines also stop on Lankershim.

After the sauna, walk down Lankershim to the El Portal Theatre, a historic former movie palace that now stages live theater, or to the Television Academy's Hall of Fame Plaza with its statues of TV legends. The Arts District has small theaters, cafes and bars within a few blocks, so a workout and an evening show fit into one night.

This club suits swimmers who also want a sauna and steam, people who train late, and anyone who uses the Metro. Few gyms in the Valley offer all four heat and water options plus overnight midweek hours at a chain price.

It is less ideal if you want a quiet, small-gym feel. The renovated floor is large and busy, and the pool lanes can be shared at peak times. If a dry sauna is all you need and you live closer to Burbank, Crunch Burbank on San Fernando Boulevard is another option, though it has no pool or steam room.

Address: 5300 Lankershim Blvd Suite 100, North Hollywood, CA 91601. Hours: Monday 5am to 11:59pm, Tuesday to Thursday midnight to 11:59pm, Friday midnight to 10pm, Saturday and Sunday 5am to 9pm. Sauna, steam room, whirlpool and indoor lap pool, with access based on membership type. Online GetFit plan from $24.99 a month.

The Karpo APP can plan a NoHo evening around a late swim and sauna, a show at the El Portal and the last train home, so the gym fits into a full night out.