We love Aqua Tots Berkley! The staff is wonderful from scheduling , management and instructors. The…read morefacility is always clean and pool area warm. Our daughter went from not waiting to put her face in the water to volunteering to jump in first in weeks! All the coaches have been attentive, fun and knowledgeable. Major kudos to Colton, Isabella, and Ibraheem for being the kindest instructors that get the best out the kids. Also Carissa & Andrea always greet us with a smile and pump my daughter up for class! Don't forget to take advantage of the open swim, it's great all year round!

I cannot recommend this place enough. My daughter has had lessons at a handful of other places over…read morethe years and she's never been more enthusiastic or optimistic about her progress and potential than at Aqua Tots. She's never been a fan of the water and I thought she'd ask for her floaties forever. At Aqua Tots, she is so excited to show up and show off. She is proud of herself and feels so comfortable and confident here. The staff know her and love her - every time we walk in the door, she is treated like a rockstar and she LOVES it. They remember her name, her interests, other fun facts and she feels special! She has made amazing strides in her skill level and will certainly have no issue passing the swim test for camp this summer (her goal). I am so glad to be part of the Aqua Tots family!!!

I've lived in Troy for a year and didn't know about this wonderful location…read more I came here to participate in a book fair to promote my CISSP book I didn't realize there was a pool here, weightlifting, computers, classes and more! I'll be back

I'm extremely disappointed and hurt by the way my family was treated at both the Livonia and Troy…read moreRec Centers. My son met the 42-inch height requirement and has safely enjoyed similar attractions before, yet we were still made to feel uncomfortable and singled out throughout our visit. What upset me the most was watching my son cry after getting hurt, and instead of showing concern or compassion, staff looked at him, walked away, and laughed with another coworker. As a parent, that was heartbreaking and completely unacceptable to witness. No child should ever be treated with such disregard, especially when they are visibly upset and crying. Throughout the visit, my children both older and younger were watched excessively, which made us feel targeted instead of welcomed. As a Black family, the treatment we experienced raised serious concerns about bias and discrimination. I fully understand the importance of safety rules, but rules should be enforced respectfully and equally for everyone. Families come to these facilities to feel safe and enjoy time together, not to feel humiliated, ignored, or judged. I will be contacting the district and administration for both facilities to formally report these experiences and seek accountability. I hope steps are taken to ensure no other family or child is made to feel this way again.

Fabulous swim program! The teachers are knowledgeable and fun, and your kids spend the entire time…read morein the water swimming instead of sitting on the wall waiting for their turn to practice a skill. My kids have grown SO much (and so quickly!) in their swim skills and confidence as a result! Pricing is very reasonable as well!

The instructor was great. She was patient with my child but firm enough to keep him focused and on…read moretask which is not always easy (he has ASD). My child always looks forward to his lessons! I have seen a huge improvement in his confidence level in the water and his swimming skills after just a few lessons. I am very pleased with the program!

My daughter has been taking lessons here for a few months and she has made a big improvement in her…read moreswim skills. The instructors are all very kind and welcoming. I can tell that her confidence has grown along with her swimming skills from taking these classes. She started in the bright blue level and has already moved up to big blue. The staff gives you updates on their progress after every lesson in the mobile app. The facility has plenty of seating to watch your swimmer and is brightly lit. There are many changing rooms, (including changing rooms with infant changing tables in them) and plastic bags for wet items. Anyone can sign up for swim lessons, from babies to adults who need help learning!

We used to love it here but they are not properly trained to deal with kids who are a little…read moredifferent. One of the assistant managers is not someone who should be working with kids. She yells at them and is incredibly rude. It's sad to see a kid who loved swimming hate it because if a few teachers who don't understand how ADHD works.

We have been sending our 4yr old to Coach Jen and her crew for some time now. Our toddler has been…read moreafraid of water most of their life, and since meeting coach Jen, I see increased confidence in water, having more fun and enjoying themselves in the pool. We are confident in our toddlers swimming skills to play safe in the deep end of the pool. I would definitely recommend any parents trying to reach their little ones to swim give coach Jen a call

Excellent pool classes and affordable! If you don't live in district, AARP offers Active & Fit…read moreDirect for savings.

How would I rate my family experience at Mott HS Pool on Monday, February 16, 2026?…read moreIf I could, I would give ZERO stars. Let me explain why. My family - my wife, I and our three grand-kids (13, 7 and 2 years old) came to the pool in the morning. Main entrance to family locker room was locked. One of two changing rooms was locked. But it was not the worst. When my 2 years old granddaughter under my wife supervision was playing with her small (3 inch), soft (made of rubber), floating duckling, some lifeguard came up to them. He forbade my granddaughter to play with her duckling in the pool. I've asked him: Why? He answered: Because of the pool rule - "NO TOYS IN THE POOL". I've asked him: Why? Is this toy dangerous to anyone? He rudely replayed: "Because this is the rule!" We had to take the toy from our kid. She started crying. Thus the person ruined our granddaughter's joy. I've asked him twice: What is your name? He refused to answer. Finally, I figured out his name from another person. His name is Bill. I understand that Bill hid his name because he knew that he had done something inappropriate. We used to attend the pool for more than 10 years. Before February 16 we never met such an unfriendly person in Mott High School Pool. Greg W. 79 years old

The facilities are nice, the staff is mostly great. My biggest feedback revolves the class sizes…read more On the few days my son was 1 of 2 kids, that worked really well. Most lessons however he was one of three or four kids, in which he received a very little instructional time and spent most of it watching others swim and sitting at the edge. Overall, I'm just not sure if it's worth the money.

When it comes to the world of swimming classes, we've tried most available options. The public…read moreschool swim classes were often overcrowded with a couple of teachers per 20 kids. I honestly wasn't a fan due to the fact that my child didn't have the personalized attention that he needed to improve his fundamentals. The plus side to these types of classes was the cost. Honestly, you get what you pay for. At Goldfish, my son has received that individualized attention. He has really come into his own in the pool. Each one of his instructors throughout his journey at Goldfish Swim School have paid close attention to his technique and have worked with him to improve. He always receives positive reinforcement for his efforts. I really enjoy the atmosphere that his instructors provide. All in all, I'm a fan of the personnel all around. The folks behind the counter are always there to lend a hand. The instructors have all been very professional and friendly. The establishment is always very clean and organized. If you're looking for a good swim school, consider this one. As always, thanks for reading. - Brian

As a Pediatric Nurse, i worked one very devastating summer, with a handful of 2 year olds with near…read moredeath drownings that would never be the same. When my infant at 9 months showed no fear of water I knew i needed to convince my husband (a cardiovascular nurse) that we needed to do this program. My child swims better than I can. And I can have peace of mind that in a water emergency he will save his own life. I have seen proof of this in his skills due to ISR Metro Detroit!. ISR Metro Detriot is the best!

From the owner: ISR Great Lakes teaches self-rescue(R) swim lessons for infants and young children from 6 months to…read more6 years of age. Medically Safe Customized Private Instruction

I attended a birthday party here and it was a great experience!…read more The facility was clean, staff was professional and most importantly they kept kids safe! Children were required to pass a swim test if they wanted to swim independently and couldn't touch the bottom of the pool. If they were unable to complete the test on their own they would need a life vest or an adult with them. I am grateful for the cleanliness, access to blow dryers and fun decor!

There are several parts of this business that are deserving of 1 star…read more Cleanliness of facility: 1, shower area looks like it is never cleaned, changing rooms look like they are never wiped down or mopped, baby pool area always kind of gross Competency of swim instructor for mini class:1 Our instructor was flirting with the instructor in the next lane while she was supposed to be teaching children under 18 months of age who are at high risk of drowning. This included splashing water (even grabbing her personal water bottle to squeeze water onto instructor in next lane) into next lane and throwing baby toys into next lane. I brought this to the attention of the front desk staff. This instructor was allowed to continue on with the mini class. This instructor also issued instructions only once to parents at an almost-whisper and then seemed annoyed when nobody knew what to do. scammy enrollment policies: 1 We were told at the time of enrolling that we could book for just one month with no auto re-enrollment. They re-enrolled us so we had to pay for month 2 in a hostage situation. They also told us we could cancel classes with fair notice and use make up tokens any time. Well, not any time because when we tried to use them after our last month ended, they told us we would have to reenroll ($120) to use our make up tokens for lessons WE ALREADY PAID FOR. Just go to the YMCA-- it's not any cleaner but at least it is cheaper, they're nicer, not scammers, and there's multiple instructors per class and very active life guards.

I just attended this location and they have THE MOST AMAZING staff of people I have yet to meet. I…read morecame in here thinking that I'm older and it would be awkward but they proved me wrong! They stood by my side the entire time and not only do they support you in school but they have also been one of the biggest supporters in my home life. Especially with my kids. I started the MA program and graduated and it was so worth it! The Dean, Mrs. Delbridge is the BEST! The instructors (Ms. Brown, Mr. Lozelle, Dr. R, Mrs. Cromartie just to name a few) love you like they birthed you and our Student advisor Mr Matt Wyatt made sure the opportunities and job placements were ENDLESS! I am now graduating MA and crossing over to come back for the RN program!

The biggest red flag is the super aggressive sales people. I filled out an online form expressing…read moreinterest in Dorsey and they immediately began bombarding me with calls. This lasted months. They called me between 2 and 8 times per day Mon-Fri. They called while I was sleeping, they called while I was working, I never answered because my phone was flagging it as a suspicious number and they never had the courtesy to leave a single voicemail. I finally called them back and found it was Dorsey. I checked out a local community college and they had the same program for a lot less money and there was no aggressive sales pitch at all. Dorsey smells of desperation and greed.