Gyms in Greater Kailash, Delhi
5 venues recorded in Greater Kailash — 3% of everything on the Delhi register.
Gyms mapped in Greater Kailash
Delhi register · refreshed JUL 20265entries
3% of everything recorded in Delhi. Fees do not move by pin code — a mid-range gym anywhere in Delhi runs ₹1,500 – ₹3,000 a month — so there is no separate Greater Kailash price list here, and any site publishing one is guessing.
SOURCE·OpenStreetMap via Overpass, compiled and verified·Delhi sheet refreshed 2026-07-28·REVIEWED JUL 2026
Greater Kailash
Delhi sits in the metro band. Ranges for a tier of gym in a size of city — never a price attributed to a named gym. The full table, by commitment →
How the Greater Kailash sheet is drawn
- The Delhi Overpass response, fetched 2026-07-28, is the only source of venues on this page.
- A venue is filed under Greater Kailash when Greater Kailash's centre is the nearest recorded locality centre within 2.2 km — boundaries are not published in the source, so proximity is the honest proxy.
- A locality is only given a sheet of its own once three venues are mapped in it. Below that it appears in the city breakdown and nowhere else, because a two-entry page exists to match a search phrase rather than to answer one.
- Fees are Delhi-wide, at the metro band. No figure on this page is attached to a named gym.
monthly range = researched band range for (city band x gym tier) quarterly = monthly x 2.7 half-yearly = monthly x 4.8 annual = monthly x 8.4 per-month-on-annual = annual / 12
The Greater Kailash sheet
Assigned to Greater Kailash by proximity to its centre — within 2.2 km of 28.548, 77.237. Neighbourhood boundaries in Indian cities are fuzzy and contested, so a venue on the edge could reasonably be called something else.
5 entries · 0 carry opening hours · 0 carry a phone number · 0 carry a website. An em dash is a field the map does not hold, not a field we failed to print.
SOURCE·OpenStreetMap via Overpass, compiled and verified·Delhi sheet refreshed 2026-07-28·REVIEWED JUL 2026
What Greater Kailash looks like on the data
5 gyms — a single kind of venue, so if you want something other than a standard gym floor you will be travelling. 2 of them belong to a national chain, which usually means predictable equipment and premium-band pricing.
None of these listings record opening hours, so assume the usual Indian pattern — early morning, a long afternoon closure, and evening — and call ahead.
Questions
How many gyms are there in Greater Kailash, Delhi?
5 fitness venues are mapped in Greater Kailash — 5 gyms. That is 3% of everything mapped in Delhi, which makes Greater Kailash a moderately served pocket on the open data. Small neighbourhood gyms are systematically under-mapped, so read this as a floor, not a total.
What do gyms in Greater Kailash cost?
There is no separate Greater Kailash price list, and any site publishing one is guessing. Fees track the city, not the pin code: Delhi runs about ₹1,500 – ₹3,000 a month for a mid-range air-conditioned gym. What does move with the area is what sits inside that range — a gym in a high-rent commercial pocket tends to sit at the top of it for the same equipment. The full table is on the Delhi page.
Is Greater Kailash a good area to train in?
On the data, Greater Kailash has 5 mapped venues, which means you have a handful of options — enough to compare, not enough to be fussy. The practical test is distance: a gym you can reach in ten minutes gets used, and one across town does not, whatever is on its floor.
Listing data on this page is derived from OpenStreetMap — © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database Licence. This sheet was refreshed 2026-07-28. Fee figures are researched city-level ranges reviewed July 2026, not quotes from any named gym — see how listings are compiled and verified and how the data is built. Listings are compiled from open data and may be out of date, incomplete or closed. Always confirm hours, fees and facilities with the gym directly before joining. We do not accept payment for placement.
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