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12 years ago
Had my pool fitted by Signature recently, with the one piece system it was so easy and I was really pleased I didn't have to live in a building site for months on end! read more
Unit A Fosters Business Park
Old School Rd
Hook RG27 9NY
United Kingdom
01256 748380
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Banya No.1 - Hoxton was the perfect way to end the hardest 2-weeks in my career. I splurged and…read morewent gold, including a face mud mask, parenie ("platza"), 25-minute masssage, and tea. I also had a Czech beer and delicious hot borscht with rye bread. The facilities were limited: 1 sauna, 1 cold plunge, but it was my favorite kind of Russian bath house: community-oriented and no-nonsense. The service were aggressive and quick, I happened to go on "nen's night" and the "aufguss" aroma was beer lol (it was great). IT wasn't too busy, the other bros were sweet, and the staff nailed it. This isn't a typical spa, you won't get a long massage, candlelight, or a variety of steam rooms and saunas, but if you're down - you'll have a great time.
Very good experience of sauna and spa. Nice service and great food. Massage is great. Feel great.read more
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Really upmarket swimming pools here. The concept of comprehensive leisure activities offered here…read moreis second to none.
So this is where it all started...the beginning of a rather bizarre love with swimming pools as a…read moreplace for fun - the memories of youth - I remember the excitement when this leisure pool originally opened in 1976 - it wasn't a rectangle it was round! What was this madness? Half the pool was too shallow to actually swim in and it had waves. This was the very first time I had encountered a "leisure" pool - oh trend setting, thoroughly modern Swindon you have so much to answer for - (along with the famed "magic roundabout"). I still return here with the kids every time we jump on a train to visit my wife's family. It is a great pool but looking distinctly tatty round the edges now. The domed roof desperately needs renewing - it looked spectacular 30 years ago but putting that aside its still super fun. The pool itself is beach style with a separate small kids pool. Good kids pool with 3 slides plus pirate ship.... The main pool has a steep three lane multislide and a new long slide circles inside the building (77m long). But really it is the flumes here that count and these are top. The Domebusters have a had a refurb this year and one of them has been replaced. All are approx 100m in length.So first off The Sidewinder A fairly gentle, spiralling flume aimed at younger children and parents. You can sit or go head first. The Great White My favourite - heads first ONLY never seen that on any other slide! Normally feet first everywhere.... A fast ride with two small vertical drops and several twists and turns. The Storm The new this year straight fast flume - small circumference with a striped lighting effect and sounds.. Didn't get to try this out this time - but will be back to do so....busy with an under 5... The session time was only an hour - which is really not long enough and it is fairly expensive considering the stingy hour. There are not many reasons to visit Swindon but this is definitely one if you are a water slide fan or the kids love to swim. . --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Update So I came back to try out the new flume which I hadn't managed to try out last time. Managed to slip away from a family visit for a couple of hours with my teenagers. Interestingly GLL have taken over the management of the leisure centre since we were here in 2012 (they run most of the pools we visit in London). It had been spruced up a bit with the new corporate livery...but still the stingy session times. We took no notice of the session times and made good use of the domebuster slides. So The Storm was the main attraction - small tube, dark, with striped lightning and fast with the descent as a helix. A big thumbs up from the family - a great slide but not in our top 5 slides. The Great White remains the favourite - head first you can pick up some proper speed and fly over the steepest vertical drops... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Oasis is a great place to take the family swimming! They have a huge laguna pool that boasts water…read moreslides, a wave machine, a smaller pool for the children and a big water sprayer. They do a range of different classes such as mother and baby Swimming, OAP Swimming and also offer swimming lessons. They have also just started doing gigs with people such as 'The Sugababes' 'Cascada' and 'Shayne Ward' perfoming there.
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This place is amazing, the rooms each have a shower, combined with either steam room or…read morehydrotherapy pool which is a massive jacuzzi with lights. High quality finish to everything and the staff are polite and helpful. Ideal place to book as a present or a couples massage.
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Woking's pool in the park is a fairly typical council leisure facility. There are three pools here…read more- a leisure pool, training pool and competition pool. A full programme of events is scheduled throughout the week with various free-swim blocks built in. The competition and training pools are standard. The leisure pool is a round shelving pool with a wave machine, lazy river/rapids ride and a couple of spas. There's also a children's paddling pool. There are three flumes of varying sizes. The changing areas are poor standard and cold. Cubicles are small and there are insufficient family changing rooms. Lockers are provided. There's a hairdryer bank in the stairwell. Toddler sessions are busy (although numbers are limited) and toys are used in the water.
I went here yesterday for my sons 11th birthday thought it was a load of rubbish,one of the shoots…read morewasn't working the lazy river wasn't on the wave machine was switched on for all of about two minutes, the young life guards seemed to be talking amongst themselves most of the time and not watching the swimmers very much, the floor was quite slippery in the changing rooms wouldn't go back.
Ok so I went here to play Racquetball, and it's a nice place…read more There's plenty of parking space and the staff are lovely. They have a bar, so if you want some drinks after you play then it's great for that. This place shuts at 10, which is super handy because my friend I play with often finishes work late. On the flip side it's slightly more costly than my local place, and the facilities in the changing rooms aren't as good. They seem slightly dated and there's tiny saunas which didn't really seem to be doing much. There's something refreshing about going for a sweat after a game and this didn't really do much which was a shame! They do have several rooms for squash and a small viewing area, though it's not very big or good for sitting, if you needed a viewing area. Briefly went in the gym and it looked alright, fairly modern if small! The outside area with dry ski slope and obstacle course in the trees is what I want to try out!
Vicky is a really personable and friendly trainer. She strives to get the best out of people and…read moreworks with them to achieve their goals.
Excellent and a very friendly gym for all ages.read more
Nice rugby ground surrounded by trees. Good, large bar where you can watch the match fromread more
Whilst a very friendly club, a growing number of members are experiencing arm and elbow injuries…read morethat may be attributed to the poor drainage of the carpet courts which have become worn out, especially during the wet Autumn and Winter months. Disappointingly membership fees have risen 10% this year, with no improvement in facilities planned during this tennis season.
Are you new to the area and looking to meet people or just looking to expand your social circle or…read morecurious as to what this advert is all about? Heres a list of things we get upto :) Meal nights Movie Gym - Fitness activities Bowling, Skating Drinking Nights out A bit about the non profit club: Rotaract is a global, non profit organisation (registered Charity) for anyone between the ages 18 - 30 who want to meet new people help their local community and build up a great social life while doing so. There are a number of clubs in the Berkshire, Hampshire, Oxfordshire area who have diaries full of activities and events to which you are invited. All events are chosen and organised by its members and therefore as varied as the interests and hobbies of those involved. If you want to know more about Rotaract, what it stands for and represents have a look at our websites Club Web Site: http://www.rotaract-thames-valley.org.uk/cavrotaract/
This is a good place to take your children at the weekend if it's raining outside or they need to…read morelet off a bit of steam. Especially useful during the school holidays. The play equipment is safe and fun and there is plenty of room for the children to run round and lots of equipment to keep them occupied. There is quite a large seating area which comprises of tables and chairs and the food is of reasonable quality.
The staff were really nice but the lighting was very dim so you couldn't really see what was going…read moreon inside the playframes. Plenty of space but the lighting and clientele make it a really depressing place.
Absolutely fantastic. I needed a part, the rear roller wheels, for my Brompton. They didn't have…read moreit in stock but had a slightly more expensive one, the rear rollers plus the roller for the fender. They offered to and did send me the more expensive part at no extra cost. It arrived in one day. Their prices are very good, they don't charge for shipping, and they ship unbelievably quickly. I haven't been there in person, but if they are as friendly and responsive in shop as they are by email it'd be worth the hour and a half train ride from where I am now.