I went here for a team work event and it was a lot of fun. I enjoyed the indoor/outdoor track set…read moreup. Slightly different from my experience in the US as you don't have safety belts but you do get to wear awesome racing suits. After the race we had a few drinks and dinner. Dinner was ok but the desert was delicious.

J'ai eu une expérience très décevante dans cette piscine. Des panneaux indiquent clairement qu'il…read moreest interdit de sauter dans l'eau, pourtant des enfants le faisaient sans aucune intervention du personnel. Lorsque j'ai signalé la situation, l'employé m'a répondu de manière désinvolte en me disant de "me calmer" et que les enfants avaient le droit de sauter. Cela contredit totalement les règles affichées. Encore plus incompréhensible : on m'a expliqué qu'il est interdit de sauter d'un côté, mais autorisé d'un autre. Où est la logique ? Le personnel manque clairement de professionnalisme et ne semble pas se soucier de la sécurité ni du confort des clients. Les règles devraient être appliquées de manière cohérente, et les remarques des clients prises au sérieux. Je ne reviendrai pas.

Really clean and nice piscine. Make sure you have 1 eur for the locket…read more I went on Sunday and it was a bit crowded but still ok.

I'm still a yoga junkie, doesn't matter where I am in the world, I always try to find a studio to…read moretry to get in touch with the peace within me when the world is so chaotic. I came here for an evening class and really enjoyed it. It is not in a heated room, but the yoga style was very much what I was used to, mostly Vinyasa and flow into each movement. The studio is beautiful, quiet and peaceful. Nice changing room with ample space for all your things. There is a nice sitting area to just chill out, drink some hot tea, and to get to know other yogis. The yoga studio is upstairs and in a beautiful slanted room with nice windows. I really enjoyed the 90 minute session and when I am in Brussels, I will always stop in for a yoga class. For newbies, you can get two classes for 10 Euros. Great deal and a little piece of nirvana in Brussels!

Sampoorna is a safe haven in the buzz of the city. All teachers have their own style, but each and…read moreevery one of them is always ready to guide you and answer your questions. Cosy atmosphere! Classes every day, mostly hatha, but also yin yoga and restorative yoga. Special workshops and sessions, ranging from kundalini yoga to chakra healing.

This is my 2nd escape room experience. The first one was in Maastricht - fun valley…read more We were a group of 5 and we went for Mayan. There were lots of puzzles, symbols, instruments. Quite 'high tech'. Although not very much my cup of tea because I am more of a search / math / number of person. The staffs were quite friendly. Four stars!

The Maya escape room was definitely a highlight of our stay in Brussels. We loved the challenging…read morepuzzles and the interactive experience. The staff is professional and a pleasure to talk with. I recommend Enygma to anyone looking for a fun, memorable experience!

j'ai commencé y a quelques mois à aller m'entraîner à Aspria art-Loi et globalement c'est très…read moresatisfaisant tant au niveau des installations que des cours proposés et de la grille horaire. Je suis particulièrement assidu au cours de Pilâtes que j'apprécie aussi pour la diversité des instructeur-trices. la salle de fitness, la piscine et le sauna sont aussi très agréable. je recommande !!

Crowded facilities, uncivil behaviours, dishonest practices and unresponsive management…read more The pros: the location for those who live or work nearby; a few excellent, dedicated and kind teachers The cons: below are points I raised with the management. I received no reply and so I thought to share what it really is like to be a member at this club. Just read and see for yourself. In addition, the staff plainly lied to me in order to avoid applying the 2-free-month promotional offer that I was entitled to claim. Finally, every email I've sent to the management remained unanswered. I am starting to wonder whether they actually exist. Issues with the facilities - Facilities regularly out of order: bathrooms, jacuzzi, sauna, hammam, showers - Inconsistent water temperature in the showers and low pressure most of the time - Paper towels, tissues and earbuds often missing - Shower gel dispensers in the showers broken or missing their lid, which is unhygienic - Shower floors not clean - Sauna door broken and not closing hermetically last time I checked - Floors in front of the bathrooms typically wet AND full of hairs - Overcrowded studios and changing rooms - While I am sure that most cleaning ladies do their very best, I regularly see one "doing her laundry", washing her own clothes in the sink. I saw another washing her feet in the sink as well... that is the same sink where I brush my teeth... cleaning ladies are sometimes chatting with members about beauty products while the floors are slippery or full of hair. - The zen studio floor is often dirty (big chunks of dust) and sweat is not wiped before the next class, particularly after TRX classes. Uncivil and disrespectful behaviours I've personally witnessed - A member routinely makes intimidating and disrespectful remarks to other members and cleaning staff. This is not a one-off behaviour but consistent bullying. This issue was raised at the reception but I never received any follow-up on whether it was dealt with or not (odds are, it wasn't) - new disrespectful and uncivil behaviours every day. A recent "novelty" was someone who thought it was a good idea to throw a big apple core inside one of the toilets (while there is a bin right next to it) - People leave dirty towels and soiled tissues behind them in the changing rooms with no consideration for others - People apparently stole the plastic containers in which earbuds are placed, requiring them to be taped to the wall to avoid them being stolen again ............... - A new member consistently has extremely strong body odours. I happened to be next to them during a yoga class where students are quite close to each other and I had to leave the class before the end because it was unbearable (and there was no available spot for me to move). On a different day the smell was the same. I am aware that this is beyond the club control, but just know that will be taking classes with people with no basic hygiene. - People leave the hammam and leave the door open behind them - People exiting the showers and leaving the water running ........ - People having long phone conversations in the changing rooms (or even in the toilets, while people are waiting in line outside) Club rules that are not respected - People typically arrive late in the collective classes - from 5 to even 15 minutes late, disrupting the class - I've seen people leave their mats and pillows behind them in the zen studio even though there is another class right after and people are coming in - Almost everyone brings their phone in the zen studio and do not keep these phones on silent - it is not unusual that phones start ringing, including in yoga classes - People bring their shoes into the zen studio even if it's not allowed and insist on keeping them next to their mats (thank you for the smell!).

Before starting this review, I should say that I am not the kind of person who lacks nuance in her…read moreopinions. It's just that this yoga studio ticks all the boxes of greatness. Everything is put together to make you feel at ease, the colours of the wall, the tea prepared by the teachers, the big smile they have when they welcome you. No doubt there are some very good vibes floating around. I personally find their registration process very easy and their communications fluid and beautiful. They teach different type of yogas, including pre- and post-natal and they welcome all levels (that means they remain friendly to me despite my appalling level). Classes are taught in English. The prices are good (I can tell, I have done my market research). I would just advise that you give it a try. See you on the mat?

From the owner: Our mission is to inspire lifelong learning, joyful practice, mindful living and a sense of…read moreconnectedness.Whether you are brand new to yoga / meditation, or if you have an existing practice, RLY is a place to call home.Our excellent teachers bring you inspiration and cultivate connectedness as you move toward a more awake and mindful life.

My wife planned to pass by this park during our walking day tour of Brussels. Without any…read moreexpectations, the first impression I got from this public garden was that of London's Hyde Park, which we had the pleasure of visiting a week before. It wasn't crowded on Saturday morning when we passed through. This was a soak it in moment upon seeing the serenity amid the bustling chaos during the wekeday. I marveled at the comical sculptures of Geluck's Le Chat (The Cat) as well as the older figures situated in the vicinity. Snapped a lot of photos is what I did.

This is a beautiful park near the Royal Palace. Lots of shade trees and space for walking and…read moremeditating. Be sure to take a stroll through the row of Le Chat statues. Like many places in Europe, there are no free public toilets, however there is a portable bathroom with attendants available for 50 cents.

Als de het regent zoals deze zomer dan ben ik blij dat er een binnenspeeltuin bestaat waar ik samen…read moremet mijn kinderen kan gaan genieten van het ballenbad en het parcours van tunnels en klimpalen. Je kan er eten en drinken op maat van kinderen en het regent er niet binnen. De prijs per uur valt best mee, maar met de snoep en drankjes er bij kost het je al snel 15 euro voor een middagje uit per kind.