Before booking a first Pilates class, it helps to picture where you will be training. What does the studio feel like? How are the reformers arranged? What can you expect when you arrive?
JETSET Pilates Shoreditch’s new studio gives prospective clients plenty to explore. Tucked away in Nicholls Clarke Yard, beyond the busy streets and office buildings nearby, it combines a bright, spacious interior with custom reformers and contemporary design.
Its new Google virtual tour, created by 360 View, lets visitors follow the route from the entrance into the exercise studio and get familiar with the surroundings before stepping through the door.
Inside JETSET Pilates Shoreditch: Space, Movement and Community
Floor to ceiling windows, large mirrors and clean architectural lines give the studio an open, welcoming feel. The reformers are customised for JETSET’s workouts, which bring together controlled movement, choreography and curated music.
The brand’s vision extends beyond exercise. JETSET’s story describes a place for personal focus, positive energy and connections with others.
Exploring the studio offers an introduction to that setting. Prospective clients can picture themselves arriving, getting ready and joining a class, with a clearer sense of the space where the JETSET community comes together.
Visit JETSET Pilates Shoreditch for class information and bookings.
Explore the JETSET Pilates Google Virtual Tour
Start at the entrance and follow the arrows through the facilities. Drag to look around, or open the tour in full screen for a closer view.
The route takes visitors through reception, past the lockers, toilets and merchandise, then down into the large exercise space.
Along the way, they can see the practical details of a visit as well as the studio’s light, equipment and layout. Each person can choose where to pause and what to explore.
Helping New Clients Feel Familiar Before Their First Class
An unfamiliar studio can leave someone with small but important questions. Where do I check in? Where can I leave my belongings? What does the training area look like?
JETSET’s tour makes those details visible before arrival. Together with class descriptions, instructor information and reviews, it helps prospective clients build a fuller picture of their first visit.
If you run a gym, Pilates studio or sports centre, your future members may have similar questions. Showing the spaces they will use gives them useful information while allowing your premises to make their own impression.
Our Indoor Google Street View service brings that experience to Google Maps and can also be embedded on your website.
A 30 Minute Shoot That Fitted Around the Studio’s Classes
JETSET’s photography was completed in approximately 30 minutes, finishing 15 minutes before the next class began.
The studio was already clean, organised and ready for clients. No additional preparation, staging or rearrangement was needed.
For a busy fitness business, this is an important part of planning a tour. The appointment should fit around the timetable, with enough access to photograph the agreed areas properly. The time required depends on the size and layout of each centre.
Careful Editing for Clear Mirrors and Natural Navigation
Large mirrors and windows are prominent features of the JETSET studio. During editing, 360 View removed camera and tripod reflections from those surfaces, along with the tripod visible directly beneath the camera.
The connected viewpoints were arranged to simulate an in person visit, following the route from the entrance through the facilities and into the exercise space.
Together, these details keep attention on the studio and make its layout easier to follow.
When choosing a specialist for your own business, inspect the reflections, look down at the floor and move between several viewpoints. Our guide to choosing a Google Street View company explains what else to check before booking.
Virtual Tour FAQs for Gyms, Pilates Studios and Sports Centres
Will photography interrupt our classes?
Photography can often fit before opening or between classes. At JETSET, the shoot took approximately 30 minutes and finished 15 minutes before the next class. Your appointment will depend on the coverage and access required.
How much preparation will our team need to do?
Have the selected areas clean, tidy and ready for visitors. Check mirrors, reception screens and personal belongings. JETSET was already prepared for its normal working day, so no additional staging was needed.
Can members stay out of the virtual tour?
Yes. Photography can be scheduled while the selected areas are empty, with pauses if people enter. Private spaces and any areas you want excluded should be agreed in advance.
Can a tour show more than the main gym floor?
Yes. Reception, studios, equipment areas and other visitor facilities can form a connected route. JETSET’s tour includes the entrance, reception, lockers, toilets, merchandise and exercise space.
We already have photos and video. What does a tour add?
A tour lets visitors choose where to look and move between connected spaces. It helps them understand the layout and explore details at their own pace, alongside your existing photography and video.
Is a virtual tour worthwhile for a small studio?
It can be, particularly when the equipment, surroundings or layout influence someone’s decision to book. A small studio needs enough viewpoints to explain the space clearly, without unnecessary repetition.
Can our marketing team use the tour on our website?
Yes. A Google tour can be embedded on a facilities or first visit page. Emails and social posts can link to that page, giving people a place to explore before continuing to an enquiry or booking.
How much does a Google virtual tour cost?
The price depends on your premises, the areas included and the viewpoints needed to connect them. See our Google Street View service and pricing information and request a quotation for your centre.
Would Google Street View or Matterport suit our centre?
Google Street View suits businesses that want visitors to explore through Google Maps and a website embed. Consider Matterport digital twins if you also need a 3D overview, floor plans or measurement tools.
Can a virtual tour help increase enquiries?
It can help people assess your facilities and feel more familiar with the setting. Place it near a relevant booking or enquiry option and measure the response. Additional memberships or bookings cannot be guaranteed.
What if we change our equipment or refurbish?
Updated photography can keep the tour representative when the layout or facilities change significantly. The areas affected will determine how much of the tour needs updating.
Let Prospective Members Explore Your Fitness Centre
Your space may answer questions that words and individual photographs leave open.
Tell 360 View about your gym, Pilates studio or sports centre. Send your location, approximate size, the areas you would like to include and suitable photography times so we can discuss the coverage and provide a quotation.
