Between a gym membership, Pilates classes, and the occasional hotel pool day, staying active in Singapore can get expensive pretty quickly. Then there are the different apps, bookings, and day passes to keep track of.
That’s where Privilee comes in. A lifestyle and wellness membership that launched in Singapore in February is looking to simplify all that. The app gives members access to a growing network of gyms, fitness studios, luxury hotel pools, and recovery spots across the island, all under 1 membership.
So, what exactly do you get with Privilee, and is it actually worth the monthly fee? Here’s the breakdown.
As of 27th August 2026, there are 67 venues listed on the website that members can access.
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If you prefer doing your own workout, Privilee members get unlimited open-gym access at gyms like COMO Shambhala, UFIT, Proformance, and What The Fit. The list also includes hotel gyms at Amara Sanctuary Sentosa and The Fullerton Hotel. That means you can drop in for a workout whenever you want without paying for a separate day pass each time.
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Prefer classes instead? Your membership also covers spin, Reformer, and Lagree sessions at boutique studios including Elev8, H-Kore, and Grounded Spaces. Members get 1 complimentary class per studio every week, so you can switch things up without committing to multiple studio memberships. If a studio has various outlets, they still count as 1 studio.
For those who like their workouts particularly intense, Barry’s classes are also available through the app. Additional classes within the same week can be bought at a special rate of $25 for Privilee members.
This is probably one of the more tempting perks, especially if you like a good hotel pool day. Privilee members can access pools at participating hotels, including Raffles Sentosa, PARKROYAL on Beach Road, Sofitel Sentosa, and QT Singapore, without needing to book a room. That’s useful if you want the hotel experience without actually checking into one.
Hotel pool day passes can easily cost $100 or more, so this is where a membership like Privilee can start to make sense if you’re someone who regularly goes for pool days. Plus, there’s no limit; hotel day access is complimentary 7 days a week, and you can visit as often as you like.
There are also spa perks, including member rates at St. Gregory Spa at PARKROYAL on Beach Road and Raffles Sentosa Singapore. In other words, you can turn your pool day into a full afternoon of swimming, sauna-ing, and spa treatments.
Privilee isn’t just about working out. There are also venues for those days when your idea of fitness is recovering from yesterday’s workout.
Members can visit social wellness clubs including The Ice Bath Club and Plunge Club for cold plunges and sauna sessions. There are also hotel facilities such as the saunas and steam rooms at The Fullerton Hotel and Raffles Sentosa. Just like the classes, members are entitled to 1 session per week per recovery venue.
So whether you’re looking to ease sore muscles after leg day or simply want somewhere to switch off for an hour, you can book these experiences through the same membership.
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Yes. The membership extends beyond fitness and wellness, with exclusive rates at participating dining spots including Cygnet, Le Jardin, The Cliff, and Sanctuary Tearoom.
It’s a relatively small part of the overall offering, but it does make Privilee feel more like a lifestyle membership than a traditional gym pass.
Privilee plans currently start from:
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And just so it’s clear, there is no credit system. Gym and pool access is unlimited, while classes and recovery sessions are limited to 1 per week per venue.
You can sign up through the Privilee app (App Store | Google Play) or website, then use the app to browse participating venues, book classes, and check in. Simply show the QR code within the app once you reach the location to check in.
Yes, and this could be useful if you travel frequently to the Middle East. Privilee was founded in Dubai in 2015 by Lars Johannesen and has since expanded beyond its original Middle Eastern market. Singapore is its fifth market and its first outside the Middle East.
Through its Cross Country feature, Singapore members can also access participating venues in the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman when travelling. Hong Kong is also expected to join the network in late 2026.
Yes, as long as they are at different studios.
Yes, gym and pool access is unlimited and does not require any prior bookings. Go down to the same hotel pool and gym as many times as you like. Only classes require reservations.
Guest Passes are 5-day passes with the same access as Privilee membership. These can be given to friends or family who want to try out the membership, but are valid on weekdays only.
Yes, up to 3 children, aged 13 and under, can be added to 2 paying adult memberships. This means both parents need to have their own membership each.
That really depends on how often you’d use the different perks.
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If you already pay for a gym, Pilates, or boutique fitness studio and occasionally spend on hotel pool days, saunas or ice baths, having all of those options under 1 membership could potentially work out cheaper and, more importantly, save you from juggling multiple memberships.
That said, don’t assume every venue and perk is automatically included. Access varies by membership tier, so check the Privilee app for the venues and benefits available under your plan before signing up.
For anyone who likes hopping between different gyms, fitness studios, hotel pools, and wellness spots rather than sticking to one place, that’s probably where Privilee’s biggest appeal lies.
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