This is a fantastic gym in Paris. Tomaz saved my life. I was aging and very out of shape. He is…read morepatient and knowledgeable about the condition of my body. He is like a sculpter..., shapeing muscle and building strength.

From the owner: salle de sport dans un cadre verdoyant et chaleureux. club de taille humaine avec un très bon…read morematériel et une équipe de coachs très professionnels et attentifs. ouvert 24/24 7/7 toute l'année, sauna, hammam, cardio, musculation.

my home away from home(away from home). a short walk from my flat along the seine, i probably spend…read morea lot of down time here than anywhere else. not just to work out in the fully equipped gym. or swim in the all weather pool. or spend an hour steaming in the hammam. or the occasional gommage et massage in the spa. or a haircut. or to eat lunch. or dinner and jazz nights at the restaurant. but also to just hang with friends and the incredible staff. strictly members only(though owners tolerate my guests with a sincere bien sûr). but in July and August, when most of the city folks decamp for the summer, Kenclub allows limited public entry. perfect for those visiting or plan stay-cation: from 85€ for the day to 750€ five-day "cure". worth every penny. or should i say centimes(the view of tour eiffel is free!). Pour l'été, le club a mis en place différentes formules d'une ou plusieurs journées pour préparer au mieux vos vacances. Une bonne façon de dire à votre corps que son bien-être est un luxe qu'il mérite! rated: Triple luXXX

If I could give Zero star I would !!! Most horrible customer service ever ! I booked 2 weeks The…read moreover price of 400 euros (first week 300 euros and second week 100 euros) I went only twice in one week and had to go back to the states I asked to get refund of my 100euros regarding the second week , nothing was done the customer service is below anything I have seen !!! Massive greed and no respect!!! Btw the gym itself is very low level only the pool is nice but small... this place is a scam never go there!!! Go to l'usine if you want a real nice gym. Ken club should not have any clients at their quality price ... outrageous

From the owner: Plus qu'une salle de sport, un lieu de vie ou l'on se sent bien!…read moreUn accueil 5 étoiles dans un décor tendance où l'on est reconnu et considéré. Plus de 70 cours par semaine animés par de vrais coachs triés sur le volet, un réel suivi avec bilan physique et nutritionnel, des conseils en qualité de vie. LOFTING va plus loin... ...Des entraînements OUTDOOR pour vous préparer aux challenges sportifs extrêmes (Mud Day, Hard Training...) ...Mais aussi pour les plus zen, participation à des semaines Jeûne détox encadrées par des professionnels. LOFTING, salle de sport concept...Le sur-mesure de votre bien-être !

Recently opened (July 2015), this little public swimming Pool isn't quite finished being…read moreconstructed in all it´s Details. There is also a Sauna, a Fitness Area and a Hammam-bath as well (everything costs extra), but I have (so far) only been at the swimming pool. First impressions are very good. It´s a very modern building and while taste is certainly in the eye of the beholder - I quite like the design and the architecture. The changing rooms are spacious and were clean when I was there. The showers were also very nice, but they are missing a fixture to put your shower-gel/soap. Since bathing-caps are not mandatory at this pool - being able to put your soap somewhere and not on the floor, would make showering it more comfortable and thus could help keep water-quality good. Inside the Pool area, there are three basins. One for toddlers, one "multipurpose" with adjustable depth (1 Meter 30 max) and a 25 Meter pool for swimming (I think it´s 25x12), depth 1 Meter 80 all around. The swimming-basin is stainless-steel. There are two, let´s call them "islands" at the walls, made from wood, with deck-chairs for some relaxation. There are some small palm trees on them and one of said "islands" also features a fishtank. The brochure says that this is "your first feg-shui swimming pool" - I´m not sure about that, but I also don´t care ;) The multipurpose-basin will also be the venue of Aqua Jogging, Aqua Fitness and all these sort of things. On Top of the Building, there is also an exterior sun-deck. You can reach Auqazena via the RER-station Calmart, the Bus 169 or the TUVIM Bus (green line). Or of course by Car, though there wasn´t a lot of parking space left when I was there. Negatives? Like I already hinted in the first sentence, despite being open to the public, the whole thing is simply not finished now (July 2015). I´ve been there a couple of days after the first opening and while everything was generally functional, a lot of the necessary details were still missing. I´m, sure this will all be done in the next weeks or months, but it lessened my experience no less. For example: the signage. I could make a long list now, but let´s just say that they are still in need of A LOT of signs on the walls. Where to go, where everything is, how to use the (electronic, money-less lockers) ... etc. There is not even a Sign outside telling you what this building is. There also is no clock anywhere inside. Privacy is another issue that popped up during my visit. There was a lot of picture taking going on inside around the pool which is forbidden in almost every other public swimming pool that I know. But at least the (very friendly and helpful) Staff stepped in when some teenagers started taking under-water pictures. If you are shy, the upper sundeck is also not for you. The residential-buildings are quite close and there is no Visual cover of sorts and so there are a lot of people who can watch this sundeck up close from their living-rooms. Price-wise I´m not feeling the 5 Euro 60 (Residents of Issy get a reduction) Entrance fee for the pool. Sure, there are some good plans and abonnements if plan to go there often, but 5,60 is still a lot of money to go for a swim. Either way, I will certainly return in some weeks time, hoping everything is finished by then. It´s generally a nice, small, modern pool.

Great place. Very clean, modern and well maintained. Very friendly staff. One day passes available…read morefor visitors.

For me this GYM is the best and I recommand it for every one. The service is so good and the…read moremodirators take care of customers perfectlly.

My wife and I have been members of Front de Seine since September. I recommend it to many of my…read moreex-pat friends and describe it as the closest thing to a North American club that you'll find in Paris; I would compare it to Equinox in the US, or the Adelaide Club in Toronto. Even though it is a little bit out of the way from where I live and work, it is worth the trek, and I get to walk by the Eiffel Tower each time, which is a nice bonus. I love a gym where I feel welcome and can spend hours there if I wanted to. When I enter to get my gym lock, I'm greeted by people who know me by name, and the same applies with other trainers throughout the session (all done in English, if you prefer). There is a nice café by the entrance where I'm comfortable sitting and having a drink with a colleague after a squash match or to wait for my wife to finish up in the changeroom. Of course there is wifi, and you can also watch whatever big soccer ("football") game is on as well on their big screen. I find it amusing that the bar doesn't serve protein drinks like a normal gym bar would but rather espressos, cappuccinos, wine and beer and some charcuterie, it is so Parisien it hurts. The gym equipment is pristine and all new. The machines are sophisticated and use some sort of bar code technology that allows you to track your progress, if you are into that kind of thing. The treadmills all have youtube, tv and ipod capabilities - which is key when you hate running as much as I do. While I thought it was odd that there was only one squat rack and one bench press respectively, I never seem to have to fight for them, owing I think to the fact that there doesn't seem to be a big lifting culture here in Paris (see above regarding gym café). This view is bolstered when you consider these two critical pieces are in entirely separate rooms at opposite ends of the facility, yet no one else seems to mind. The price is also very reasonable. While there is an initiation fee of about 200 euros, it comes with a few training sessions, and 15 credits for group classes or squash sessions. Yes, those are extra, and not included, usually averaging out to 10-16 euro each. The classes themselves are killer so definitely worth the money, especially bootcamp with Boris. Towels and water bottles are not included either, so you don't get all the conveniences of North American clubs. But it is more than you'll get anywhere else in Paris for 84 euro a month. Finally, if you are into squash, this is the place for you. Courts are well kept with glass backing. I understand there are only 3 real clubs you can play at, and I've been to one of the others (CMG Montparnasse) and it is no comparison. Courts are in huge demand and fill up quickly so you have to reserve at the desk or online, often filling up (5 courts in session) a few days in advance. If you want to check it out, reach out to Alex Kuntz, who handles the memberships, he is awesome to deal with.