David Lloyd Solihull (Cranmore) 2026: Membership Cost, Pools, Spa, Tennis and Padel
David Lloyd Solihull, listed by David Lloyd as Solihull Cranmore and in older listings as Solihull Fitness, is the group’s club on Cranmore Boulevard in Shirley, a couple of minutes from junction 4 of the M42. It has a 25m heated indoor pool and a 20m heated outdoor pool, a spa with saunas, steam room, whirlpool and plunge pool, indoor and outdoor tennis, padel, squash, badminton and pickleball, Blaze, a crèche, a Clubroom with a terrace and free parking. This guide covers how membership pricing works, every facility, opening times and passes, the three-names confusion, and the thing active members often forget to sort: fast treatment if they get injured.
Quick Answer
David Lloyd Solihull Cranmore (address: 247 Cranmore Boulevard, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands; postcode B90 4ZL; contact number listed as 0121 733 5300) has a 25m heated indoor pool and a 20m heated outdoor pool, a spa with male and female saunas, an aromatherapy steam room, an indoor whirlpool and a plunge pool, indoor and outdoor tennis courts, new dedicated padel courts, squash, racketball, badminton and pickleball, a gym with an Intuitive Strength Circuit and sled track, group classes including Blaze, a crèche and Kids Club, a Clubroom café-bar with a terrace, a Business Hub, secure bike parking and free parking.
Membership prices are not published online: they depend on your tier (Club, Club Plus or Platinum), individual, joint or family membership, and a 12-month or 3-month flexible contract, so booking a tour is the way to get an exact price. For the ranges members report across the UK, see our David Lloyd membership cost guide; for the Vitality-partner alternative in the same town, Virgin Active Solihull.
On this page
- Facilities at David Lloyd Solihull
- Solihull, Solihull Fitness or Solihull Cranmore? One club, three names
- The spa, indoor pool and outdoor pool
- Tennis, padel, squash and pickleball
- Membership costs and how pricing works
- Day passes, 14-day passes and trials
- Opening times, classes and swimming timetable
- Kids, crèche, Clubroom and Business Hub
- Active members: what happens if you get injured?
- Gym discounts and health insurance
- Other clubs and private care near Solihull
- Frequently asked questions
Facilities at David Lloyd Solihull
| Facility | What the club offers |
|---|---|
| Swimming | 25m heated indoor pool and 20m heated outdoor pool; swimming lessons for adults and children |
| Spa | Male and female saunas, aromatherapy steam room, indoor whirlpool and plunge pool |
| Tennis and racquets | Indoor and outdoor tennis courts, newly built dedicated padel courts, squash and racketball, badminton and pickleball sessions, with LTA-qualified coaching from age three |
| Gym | Treadmills, cross trainers, bikes, free weights, cable machines and functional kit, an Intuitive Strength Circuit, a sled track and a stretching zone, plus personal training |
| Studios and classes | Group classes including HIIT, yoga, indoor cycling, Pilates and cardio, and the Blaze boutique class (cardio, strength and combat) |
| Family | Crèche, Kids Club, kids’ swimming and tennis coaching, kids’ classes covering sports, arts and crafts |
| Other | Clubroom café-bar with a terrace and app ordering, Business Hub for remote work, free parking (around 300 spaces), car wash, secure bike parking |
Facilities are as listed by David Lloyd and the LTA’s Solihull tennis directory in October 2026. Some areas, such as the spa, racquets and Blaze, depend on your membership tier; the crèche, lessons, coaching and personal training are paid for separately. David Lloyd does not publish the number of tennis or padel courts for the club, and does not list soft play.
Solihull, Solihull Fitness or Solihull Cranmore? One Club, Three Names
Most of the confusion in searches for David Lloyd Solihull comes from the names. Google and older listings show David Lloyd Solihull, David Lloyd Solihull Fitness and David Lloyd Solihull Cranmore, some pins add Monkspath, the business area that Cranmore Boulevard runs through, and all of them are the same building at 247 Cranmore Boulevard. David Lloyd’s own site now uses Solihull Cranmore, and its older Solihull and Solihull Fitness web addresses resolve to the same club page. There is one David Lloyd club in Solihull, and despite the occasional “closing down” search, nothing published says so: the club’s timetables, coaching programmes and a 3-month membership offer were all live in October 2026. The nearest other David Lloyd clubs are in Birmingham and the wider West Midlands, covered in our membership cost guide.
The Spa, Indoor Pool and Outdoor Pool
Swimming is year-round: a 25m heated indoor pool for lanes, lessons and aqua classes and a 20m heated outdoor pool that is the club’s summer draw, with adult and children’s lessons in both. The spa has separate male and female saunas, a bespoke aromatherapy steam room, an indoor whirlpool and a plunge pool. Spa access is part of the Platinum membership rather than the entry tiers, and David Lloyd does not publish a treatment menu for the club online, so ask for the current spa menu on a tour.
Tennis, Padel, Squash and Pickleball
Racquets are what set this club apart from a standard gym. David Lloyd lists indoor and outdoor tennis courts, new dedicated padel courts, squash and racketball courts, badminton and pickleball club sessions, though it does not publish how many of each. Coaching is by LTA-qualified coaches: Tennis Stars for 3 to 11-year-olds, weekly junior group coaching for 11 to 18s with club and cardio sessions and competitions, adult fast-track lessons, one-to-one and group coaching, box leagues, ladders, tournaments, LTA events and team tennis, and social tennis and padel with weekly match play; the LTA lists the club in its Solihull where-to-play directory. Courts and sessions are booked in the David Lloyd Clubs app. Racquets are included on the Platinum tier only.
David Lloyd Solihull Membership Costs
David Lloyd does not publish club-by-club prices online, which is why “how much is David Lloyd Solihull” never gets a straight answer from the club’s website. What you pay depends on:
- Membership tier: Club (off-peak, gym and pool), Club Plus (anytime, no racquets, spa or Blaze) or Platinum (everything, including the spa, racquets, Blaze and selected other clubs). When people ask what “plans” the club has, this is the choice.
- Individual, joint or family membership, with family membership covering children and giving access to the Kids Club, the crèche and children’s lessons at extra cost; single membership is the individual price for the tier you choose.
- Contract: 12-month standard or 3-month flexible, which the club was promoting in October 2026.
- Joining fees and promotions, which vary through the year, and whether you can pause membership, which depends on the contract terms you sign.
- Extras, such as the crèche, swimming lessons, tennis and padel coaching, spa treatments and personal training, which cost more.
The way to get an exact price is to book a tour, which is also the best time to ask about joining-fee offers. Compare with our David Lloyd membership cost guide, which collects the monthly ranges members report by tier, and with Virgin Active Solihull and Nuffield Health Birmingham Central, the two nearest clubs on insurer gym-discount lists.
Day Passes, 14-Day Passes and Trials
David Lloyd clubs do not usually sell walk-in day passes. The usual ways to try the club before joining are a guest visit with a member (Platinum memberships include a monthly guest pass), a trial or promotional pass when the club is running one, which is what searches for a 14-day pass or an open day usually turn up, or a free tour, which is also how you register interest and get a written price. Ask the club directly, as offers change.
Opening Times, Classes and Swimming Timetable
Local directory listings give the club’s hours as 6am to 10.30pm on weekdays and 7am to 9pm at weekends, but David Lloyd’s own club page does not show hours, and they change for school holidays, Christmas, New Year, Easter and bank holidays. The current hours, the class timetable, pool times and busy periods are in the David Lloyd app and on the club’s page, so check there before travelling, particularly for lane swimming, aqua aerobics, Blaze and indoor cycling, which book up. The Clubroom menu is also in the app and changes seasonally.
Kids, Crèche, Clubroom and Business Hub
The club is run as a family club. There is a crèche for younger children, a Kids Club with classes covering sports, arts and crafts, children’s swimming lessons and junior tennis from age three, all at extra cost. The Clubroom serves coffee, snacks and restaurant-style meals with a terrace for the summer, and members can order through the app; the Business Hub is set up for working from the club. Jobs and vacancies at the club are advertised on David Lloyd’s careers site rather than through reception, and member reviews and photos of the pools, courts and Clubroom are on Google and the club’s own page.
Active Members: What Happens If You Get Injured?
People who play tennis, padel and squash, swim and train regularly are also the people most likely to need physiotherapy, a scan or a specialist at some point: an elbow from serving, a twisted knee on the padel court, a shoulder that will not lift, or a back that stops cooperating. On the NHS, that often means waiting:
- Trauma and orthopaedics, which covers knee, shoulder and sports injuries, has England’s biggest waiting list: 829,590 open pathways in June 2026, with only 60.9% seen within 18 weeks, according to NHS England. See NHS waiting times for operations and NHS waits for rotator cuff surgery.
- Knee problems such as meniscus and ligament tears usually mean physiotherapy, an MRI and a consultant before any surgery. See private knee MRI, meniscus surgery and ACL reconstruction; for racquet injuries, tennis elbow and rotator cuff repair.
Private health insurance can cover physiotherapy, scans, specialist appointments and surgery for new injuries and conditions after you join, usually within days or weeks. Injuries or conditions you already have are usually excluded. See does health insurance cover sports injuries?, does health insurance cover physio?, private physiotherapy, physiotherapy costs and pre-existing conditions. The club does not list a physiotherapy clinic on site; locally, Spire Parkway in Solihull, the Priory Hospital in Edgbaston and Nuffield Health Birmingham can usually see you within days, and private MRI in Birmingham and private ultrasound in Birmingham cover scans.
Gym Discounts and Health Insurance
David Lloyd does not sell health insurance itself, and it is not a Vitality partner gym: it left Vitality’s list on 1 January 2022, and Vitality’s discounted clubs are now Virgin Active, Nuffield Health and PureGym, which in Solihull means Virgin Active Solihull. Aviva’s gym discount scheme, up to 25% for eligible policyholders, has included David Lloyd, and which clubs are included changes, so check with the insurer before joining. Our gym and health insurance rewards guide, health insurance with gym membership and Vitality gym discount guide explain what is currently on offer.
Other Clubs and Private Care Near Solihull
- Nearby clubs: Virgin Active Solihull for the Vitality-partner alternative, Nuffield Health Birmingham Central in the city, and David Lloyd Derby up the M42 and A38; the membership cost guide covers the other West Midlands clubs.
- Private hospitals and clinics: Spire Parkway Hospital on Damson Parkway in Solihull, private hospitals in Birmingham, the Priory Hospital, Edgbaston, Nuffield Health Birmingham, private GPs in Birmingham, private hospitals in Coventry and Nuffield Health Warwickshire in Leamington.
- Scans and tests: private MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, DEXA, echocardiogram and blood tests in Birmingham.
FAQs: David Lloyd Solihull (2026)
Where is David Lloyd Solihull, and what are the opening times and phone number?
David Lloyd Solihull Cranmore is at 247 Cranmore Boulevard, Shirley, Solihull, West Midlands, B90 4ZL, in the Monkspath business area a couple of minutes from junction 4 of the M42, with free parking on site. Sales enquiries go to sales.solihullcranmore@davidlloyd.co.uk and members use solihullcranmore@davidlloyd.co.uk; the club’s number is listed as 0121 733 5300, and local directory listings give hours of 6am to 10.30pm on weekdays and 7am to 9pm at weekends. David Lloyd’s own club page does not show a number or hours, so check the David Lloyd app or ring before travelling, especially over Christmas and bank holidays.
Is David Lloyd Solihull Cranmore the same as David Lloyd Solihull Fitness?
Yes. Google, older listings and map pins use three names for one club: David Lloyd Solihull, David Lloyd Solihull Fitness and David Lloyd Solihull Cranmore, and some add Monkspath, the business area Cranmore Boulevard runs through. David Lloyd’s website now calls it Solihull Cranmore, and its older Solihull and Solihull Fitness web addresses resolve to the same club page. There is one David Lloyd club in Solihull, and nothing published suggests it is closing: the club’s timetables and membership offers are live.
How much is David Lloyd Solihull membership?
David Lloyd does not publish club prices online. The monthly cost depends on the tier (Club is off-peak, Club Plus is anytime without racquets, spa or Blaze, and Platinum includes everything plus the spa and selected other clubs), whether it is an individual, joint or family membership, and whether you take the 12-month contract or the 3-month flexible membership the club was promoting in October 2026; joining fees and offers vary through the year. The way to get an exact single or family price for Solihull is to book a tour, and our David Lloyd membership cost guide explains the ranges members report across the UK.
Does David Lloyd Solihull have an outdoor pool and a spa?
Yes. The club has a 25m heated indoor pool and a 20m heated outdoor pool, with swimming lessons for adults and children, and a spa with male and female saunas, an aromatherapy steam room, an indoor whirlpool and a plunge pool. Spa access is part of the Platinum membership rather than the entry tiers, and David Lloyd does not publish a treatment menu for the club online.
How many tennis courts does David Lloyd Solihull have, and is there padel and squash?
David Lloyd describes indoor and outdoor tennis courts, badminton, squash and racketball courts, pickleball sessions and newly built dedicated padel courts, but does not publish the number of each. LTA-qualified coaches run Tennis Stars for 3 to 11-year-olds, junior group coaching for 11 to 18s, adult fast-track lessons, one-to-one and group coaching, box leagues, ladders, tournaments, LTA events, team tennis and social tennis and padel with weekly match play. Racquets are included on the Platinum tier only.
Can I get a day pass or 14-day pass at David Lloyd Solihull?
David Lloyd clubs do not usually sell walk-in day passes like budget gyms. The usual ways to try the club are a guest visit with a member, since Platinum memberships include a monthly guest pass, a trial or promotional pass when the club is running one, which is what searches for a 14-day pass usually find, or a free tour, which is also how you register interest and get a price. Ask the club what is on offer when you book.
Does David Lloyd Solihull offer a Vitality or health insurance discount?
Not through Vitality: David Lloyd stopped being a Vitality partner gym on 1 January 2022, and Vitality’s discounted gyms are now Virgin Active, Nuffield Health and PureGym, so in Solihull the Vitality option is Virgin Active. Aviva’s gym discount scheme, up to 25% for eligible policyholders, has included David Lloyd, and other insurers run their own perks, so check the current list with the insurer. For active members, the most useful part of a health insurance policy is usually physiotherapy, quick scans and specialist appointments after a new injury. Health insurance covers new conditions that start after you join, not ones you already have.
Important Information
This 2026 guide is independent general information, not financial or medical advice. Club facilities are as published by David Lloyd Leisure and the LTA’s Solihull tennis directory in October 2026; the phone number and opening hours are from local directory listings, as David Lloyd’s club page does not show them, and will change. Membership prices, tiers, timetables, passes, spa menus and offers change and vary, so confirm details directly with the club. NHS orthopaedic waiting figures are from NHS England’s referral to treatment statistics for June 2026. Gym discounts vary by insurer and plan and change; confirm with the insurer. Health insurance covers new conditions that start after you join; terms and physio limits vary by insurer. Going Private UK is not affiliated with David Lloyd Leisure or any insurer. If you compare insurance quotes through this site, we may receive a commission from our FCA-regulated partners at no cost to you; this does not influence our guides.
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