I've been walking for 7 years. I take a Premium. Once it was felt. But it gets worse every year. The baths do not work for six months, the hot water is turned off when they want. Of the 12 showers, less than half are working, the rest are broken, and watering cans can siphon into the wall or into the next stall. The paper towel boxes are empty most of the time. Contacting the hotline does not fix anything. Towels are often boiled, and stains are often found. They save (rip off) on clients as they can.
A beautiful hall. Three floors for every taste of sports equipment. You can practice crossfit, fitness, boxing, sauna, swimming pool. I have never seen a better hall. Everything is here.
- The service is not very good, the simulators are often broken for a week or a month, the pool is dirty. the Russian bath works normally, then it's like outside on a stuffy day in summer. There is often no coach on duty.
+ Friendly staff, lots of good exercise equipment, swimming pool. Russian, Turkish, Finnish, Roman baths, lounge area. purely in the coaches' full-time zones, there are a lot of collective and private classes, paid and included in the subscription price.
Half of the comfort in the club depends on other people who came to the training. You won't be pigs and it won't be a bad sports club
It's a great club. We go with the whole family. There are excellent coaches in the pool. Many thanks to Irina Chamara, who instills in our children a love of sports.
The main disadvantage is that you need to immediately pay for an annual subscription, but if you go 2-3 times a week, then the price of one lesson is quite adequate to the level of service provided. We go with the whole family = 4 children (1 3 5 7) + 2 adults = pool sauna group. Everyone is happy to like everyone.
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Level 7 Local Expert
December 7, 2018
Big. There are a lot of people. There are a lot of points in prime time. It is not logical that the Deluxe card does not give bathrobes, although they are available. Premium is no different from the usual, from the word at all.