My local gym. Love it here. Helpful staff who act as your personal trainer also. Its a cheap gym in…read morecomparison to most £25 per month.

LivingWell are Hilton hotel's chain of clubs. The good news is you get hotel standard service and a…read moredeal on food and drink in the hotel. The gym is well equipped and the pool although quite small is adequate if you are a social swimmer like myself. Keep fit with a workout in the gym or take an aerobics or yoga class at the Hilton Sheffield hotel's LivingWell Premier Health Club.

opened in January 2008, It is a dual use facility with Valley Comprehensive School…read more It's Facilities include: 25 metre Swimming Pool 12 metre Training Pool Fitness Suite Aerobic Studio Conference Room Steam Room Sauna Viewing balcony Vending Area its very clean and modern well worth the £3 entry fee

Well this gym is a nice little gym but it is pretty small. There isnt loads of the same machine so…read moreif everyone particularly wants a treadmill, its not going to happen. It works out about £70 for 3 months.

Nice little venue. Sadly they painted everythijng white though and it just makes the room too…read morebright even with all the lights off. Not much space for the disco and it's awkward to get in and out. Smoke: Allowed. Noise Restrictors: No. PAT & PLI: Never asked for them.

Great little venue…read more Acess isn't brilliant, but better than a million flights of stairs to climb. Staff are great. Usually the people that hire the room get a key and can arrange acess times for setting up which is really handy. Downside: Size (also recently been re-furbished, which you would think is good however its new gleaming white paint work makes the room too bright and does detract somewhat from the disco atmosphere). Im unable to find an official website at time of posting this. If you know of one please let me know. Noise Restrictors: No. Smoke: Yes allowed. PAT & PLI: Not requested. Bar closes; 11pm music off 11:30 Wifi Internet; no Vodaphone signal: good Bar prices: not as expensive as most places. Large car park.

We've used Goals regularly for over a year now, for our 5-a-side needs…read more With the centre being fairly new, the facilities are top notch. The pitches are state of the art rubber-crumb synthetic grass, which is a revelation in comparison to the older carpet like all weather surfaces. We've never had a problem playing on these in all weathers, rain, baking sun, frost, snow! Providing you have half decent footwear, it's fine whatever the weather. The centre seems very popular for kids parties and often we've seen groups of kids playing on the pitches and their parties being set up in the bar area. The only down side is, you pay for the quality, whilst it isn't too far out of the way (and they sometimes have offers) there are definitely cheaper options out there!

A great place to have a game of football. The pitches are for 5-a-side but can usually squeeze a…read morefew more on the pitch to play. The pitches are synthetic grass with rubber crumbs and are alot better than the old style which used sand. The place usually hosts birthday partys for kids and has a bar also for the parents. Has changing rooms for both male and female users of the facility's. Noticed a gym hall too which basketball and netball games are going off.

Donny Dome isn't bad, but it's a little dated and shabby. It gets its name from the small glass…read moredome on the roof, rather than the shape of the building itself which is distinctly 80s! I haven't skated there, but swam with the kids many times. From a parents perspective, it's far too cold! The main pools aren't too bad but the baby pool is absolutely freezing and it's a little dark and dreary as well. The changing rooms are a bit hit-and-miss: pretty much what you get in any swimming pool of this era, and a little dirty. They're mixed male & female but there aren't many that are big enough for parents and kids to share. They seem to open the big slides and outdoor pool at random times - perhaps there is a pattern to it, but whenever I've been there I've been told that certain features are closed due to staffing. A bit disappointing when you've paid to take the kids there and the particular slide they want is closed. I understand, however, that it is currently closed for refurbishment (Nov 08) so I'm really hoping that it is greatly improved when it re-opens as the basics are there and eldest loves it. It's worth a visit, but go with fairly low expectations and hopefully be pleasantly surprised by it!

This is one of doncasters best attractions,there is a wide range of activities to do,they have a…read moreswimming pool with huge slides a lagoon out side were you just float along, and a kids pool with fountins, slides ect they also have an ice ring were they hold discos in the evening and have theams such as foam parties there are plenty of other sports and activities such as a fitness room,climbing wall, badminton spa, saunas and Jacuzzis, lastly they hold Shows and concerts there,with acts such as comidians like chubby brown ect and concerts were they have had loads of different famous people perform .the building itself is state of the art and its an all round clean friendly and entertaining place

The new Retford Leisure is nice enough, but many of the activities available in the old centre are…read moreno longer available. The old centre was a dirty dark place, but a place with an amazing range of activities available. I grew up with the old centre, and may well have rose-tinted glasses on it, but it does seem a shame that so much has been lost. The new centre has a 25 metre swimming pool, a learner pool and Gym. And not a lot else. No more 5 a side football, basketball, or any sports hall at all. No Squash, No Gymnastics facilities. The new centre is a new bright shiny place, but its a bit soulless, and unless you like swimming, theres not much to do!