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Whatever one is closest to you. It doesnt matter of the gym is a little nicer if you cant go to it as often.
Unlike other Mcdojo’s, most if not all MMA gyms are actually really good in training,some better than others but overall you get a good experience from them both, If you have trouble making a choice I’d suggest going to a free one time practice from both (If they let you do that) and see which one pushes you the hardest or which one covers the technique the most.
What’s your primary interest? (Grappling, striking, fitness, self defense?) You can use this to determine your best option. For example, if your interest is grappling, and you find out one academy has a really good jiu jitsu guy teaching there, that’s going to be a good option for you. Check the credentials of the instructors before you enroll.
The same way you find out about any school.
Visit all the ones that are available to you and decide which one you’d rather train at.
Pick that one.