TLDR; Privilee is a lifestyle and wellness membership in Singapore that gives access to fitness classes, recovery sessions and even passes to hotels like Raffles Sentosa and Fullerton Hotel. Memberships begin at $249 per month for a 12-month membership. Here is a detailed review of the Privilee app experience, including class offerings, booking experiences and more.
Singapore’s wellness scene has never lacked options – reformer Pilates studios, ice bath clubs, HIIT, boutique gyms – but keeping up with all of them usually means juggling several memberships and one-off bookings. Privilee, the Dubai-founded lifestyle and wellness membership, launched in Singapore in February 2026 with a pitch to replace that within a single app.
I tested it using a complimentary 5-day access pass provided by Privilee, including a fitness class and a day visit to Fullerton Hotel. Here’s what their $249-a-month membership actually gets you, and whether it’s worth it.
What Is Privilee?
Privilee is a lifestyle and wellness membership founded in Dubai in 2015 by Lars Johannesen. The idea is straightforward: instead of maintaining separate subscriptions for a gym, a studio, and a spa, Privilee provides one membership that unlocks a curated network of all these combined.
The brand expanded across the Middle East, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman in 2025. Singapore became its fifth market, and its first outside the region, in February 2026.
Privilee describes itself as “the lifestyle and wellness membership made for how you live,” built around what it calls “pace, intention, and everyday wellness” rather than one-off experiences.
What Does a Privilee Membership Include?
Privilee membership gives access to four categories of wellness:
Move. Unlimited open gym access, one complimentary class per week at select studios covering spin, reformer, HIIT and Lagree. Members can enjoy an exclusive class rate of $25 for additional Barry’s classes.
Recover. Cold plunge and sauna sessions at social wellness clubs, plus access to the saunas and steam rooms at partner hotels and resorts.
Relax. Pool access at hotels including Artyzen Singapore and QT Singapore, and member rates on spa treatments at PARKROYAL on Beach Road’s St. Gregory Spa and Raffles Sentosa.
Dine. Up to 25% discount at partner restaurants in Singapore including Le Jardin, The Cliff, and Sanctuary Tearoom.
How Much Does Privilee Cost in Singapore?
Privilee has three pricing tiers depending on the duration of the membership.
| Plan | Price per month | Total cost |
| 12-month | $249 | $2,988 billed over the term |
| 4-month | $339 | $1,356 billed over the term |
| 1-month | $449 | $449 if paid upfront |
Prices reflected in the table are paid monthly. You can enjoy lower prices of $219 (12 months) and $299 (4 months) if you pay immediately.
Every tier unlocks the same access. The only difference is commitment length.
Membership also carries over to other Privilee markets (UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman), which is useful if you travel.
Check out the full price list on the Privilee website.
My Experience Using Privilee
The experience began with downloading the Privilee app.
Privilee App User Experience
With a clean colour scheme, the user interface was simple and easy to navigate.
The login process was smooth. Do note that all members are required to upload a photo of their face as a profile picture for verification purposes.
All their offerings were neatly categorised. The selection of classes is organised by day, with the full list of over 80+ classes sorted by timing.
While there aren’t as many partners on Privilee yet, I found a good variety that accommodates all fitness levels and interests. It ranged from Pilates, spin, Lagree, and even HIIT like Barry’s.
I saw HIIT classes at 6.30 am and yoga classes at 8.30 pm, making it easy for you to plan your schedule.
The most attractive section was the Relaxation category, where members can access hotel facilities in Singapore like Artyzen Singapore, Sofitel Singapore Sentosa and more. This includes hotel pools, saunas and spas.
Every class had a dedicated landing page including a detailed breakdown of the class type, address, Privilee-exclusive benefits and any other information you need.
I especially liked how all the pages had the same phrasing, formatting and level of detail! It’s one of the best-designed landing pages I’ve seen on an app and it made me more inclined to attend classes.
However, the booking process is not instant. Each booking goes through a ‘review’ period before being confirmed, which may take between a few hours to one working day (like mine did). Best to plan your classes at least one day ahead to buffer for this.
Privilee Class Experience
I booked two experiences on Privilee:
| Privilee Class | Location | What It Includes |
| Pilates Sculpt Mat | Grounded Spaces | 1 hour all-levels mat pilates class |
| Visit to Fullerton Hotel | Fullerton Hotel Singapore | Access to Swimming Pool, Gym, Sauna, Steam Room, Changing Facilities20% off a la carte food at Town Restaurant, The Courtyard, Jade for Privilee member and 3 guests20% off Courtyard Afternoon Tea for Privilee member and 3 guests20% off a la carte Spa treatments10% off Spa retail15% off Fullerton Shop (select items) |
The app includes detailed instructions on registration, so it was easy and smooth. It uses a check-in/check-out system: just scan in at the front desk and check out in the app once you’ve completed the session.
As someone getting back into fitness, I enjoyed the Privilee selection. There were enough beginner-to-advanced options, like the pilates class.
I was only able to book one complimentary session per week via Privilee. After the class, I was given access to a Privilee-exclusive 500-class package with Grounded Spaces studio. I am unable to confirm if this meant I was now free to book more than one class per week.
But the obvious highlight was getting to spend the day at Fullerton Hotel.
I opted for an all-access entry that let me use the gym, pool and steam room. It also included lockers, a shower with towels, amenities and a hairdryer.
I genuinely felt like I was on holiday: a leisurely hour-long gym session, warm shower with Diptyque shower gel and ample time to get ready afterwards.
I also enjoyed a 20% discount on my post-workout meal at Courtyard, one of Fullerton Hotel’s in-hotel dining concepts. This is a generous discount and really seals the deal.
This hotel access is something I’ve never experienced with other memberships before and definitely makes Privilee stand out.
The overall user design and class selection make it easy to plan a week of workouts, including recovery sessions and even a day of R&R. It’s a cohesive and holistic approach to fitness with a premium touch, which I can appreciate after experiencing it.
Would I pay $249 for it? If I had the budget, I would, but price would be the biggest consideration on top of the options available.
Overall Privilee Rating
The overall rating of my Privilee experience is 4/5.
Pros:
- Smooth user experience on mobile app
- Good variety of existing options for classes and wellness
- Hotel access is a unique offering in the Singapore market
Cons:
- Membership prices may be too steep for some
- Variety of options may be more limited compared to other existing memberships
Privilee vs. Other Fitness Memberships in Singapore
| Membership | Starting price (SGD/month) | Access model | Best for |
| Privilee | From $249 | Unlimited gym access at partner venues, plus 1 free class per studio weekly, pool, spa, and dining rates | People who are paying for separate memberships prefer a premium curation |
| ClassPass Singapore | From roughly $19, scaling with usage (around $99/month for ~45 credits) | Pay-per-class via credits; no unlimited gym access | Class-hoppers who don’t need daily gym access |
| Standalone gym membership | $70 – $150 (mid-range chains like Anytime Fitness); up to $250 for premium clubs like PURE Fitness | Unlimited access to one gym only | People loyal to a single gym who don’t need classes, pools, or recovery perks |
ClassPass is cheaper if you only attend a class or two a week, but it doesn’t include access to pools, or recovery spaces, so the comparison isn’t quite equal.
Privilee’s value comes in its curation of partners and its hotel access, alongside recovery options like The Ice Bath Club and Re+. They are also actively expanding to include more studio offerings, which might make it worthwhile.
Who Is Privilee Worth It For?
Privilee makes the most sense for someone who would otherwise be paying for two or three of these separately: a gym membership, a studio pass, and occasional spa.
If you already have a gym you’re loyal to and rarely use classes, pools, or recovery spaces, a standalone membership will likely still be cheaper. If your routine genuinely spans a variety of movements like strength training, a weekly Pilates or Lagree class, and the occasional pool day or ice bath, Privilee’s bundled pricing is more competitive than paying for each individually.
Frequently Asked Questions about Privilee
What is Privilee?
Privilee is a lifestyle and wellness membership, founded in Dubai in 2015, that gives members access to a curated network of gyms, fitness studios, hotel pools, and recovery spaces through one app. It launched in Singapore in February 2026.
How much does Privilee cost in Singapore?
Plans start from $249 a month on a 12-month commitment, $339 a month on a 4-month plan, or $449 for a single month.
What gyms and studios does Privilee include in Singapore?
Partner venues include Proformance and What The Fit for gym access, and Elev8, H-Kore, and Grounded Spaces for boutique classes, with Barry’s available at a member rate.
Is Privilee better value than ClassPass Singapore?
It depends on how you use it. ClassPass is cheaper for occasional class attendance but doesn’t include unlimited gym access. Privilee is more competitive if you’d otherwise pay for a gym, a studio, and pool or spa access separately.
Can I use my Privilee membership outside Singapore?
Yes. Privilee’s Cross Country feature lets Singapore members access participating venues in the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman.
Is Privilee worth it if I already have a gym membership?
Only if you’re also using classes, pools, spa rates, or recovery spaces regularly enough to offset the cost difference versus your current gym alone.
*This review was based on a complimentary 5-day pass from Privilee. The opinions are our fully our own.
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