Penlan Leisure Centre has good facilities, including a well equipped gym, sport hall-nicely new…read morerubberised surface for classes and badminton court hire etc.,plus a 25 metre length pool and children's pool and a jacuzzi. It's a busy centre with lots of classes both in the pool and dry activities running all year round. The pool can get very busy, particularly when there are classes running, so it's always worth checking timetables on the Swansea.gov.uk site to avoid(or join in a class). On the negative side car parking can be tricky at busy times and the changing rooms can suffer from needing some extra attention as well.

The Vale of Neath Leisure centre is a great place to get some exercise and relax…read more The free form pool is large and you can walk in it, making it very accessible for people with disabilities. There is a Spa pool just to the side of the main pool and also a Hydro-slide (I've never been brave enough to go on it). There's a lot of classes to choose from such as Aqua Aerobics and Swimming lessons and also early bird swimming. There is also a well equiped gym, but I only used it the once as it is always full of poser type men who make me feel very self concious and as there's no women only session I just leave them to it. The Leisure Centre is having a big overhaul at the moment with lots of building work going on to improve the facilities and offer a more varied programme of activities, work should be ending soon.

I have to say I think that Llanelli Leisure centre is well overdue a refit. It looks old and tired…read moreand the facilities are lacking. The steps leading into the pool are unstable and I have never known the waterslide to be open. I may not have lived in Llanelli all my life and have the same loyalty to Llanelli leisure centre as most people who live here but the poor cleanliness of the pool and changing rooms etc means I would never let my children swim here. So if you have high standards then this centre is not for you. The gym is well equiped, and the squash courts and sports hall are frequently used.

We visited Llanelli Leisure Centre when our baby was 12 weeks old and decided to leave almost as…read moresoon as we walked in the doors. The changing rooms were filthy, the toilets were indescribably dirty and smelly and I hate to think what the pool was like. We could not bear to take our baby into the pool after just seeing the state of everywhere else.

This is a lovely modern health club, located just off the M4 / A465 at Llandarcy Neath…read more I haven't been a member for the last couple of years, as the price of membership was just too expensive, but I did use it a lot when I was a member. It has all the facilities you would expect from a modern health club - gym, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, sauna, jacuzzi, tennis courts and much more. There's also a very nice restaurant, although it was a bit on the pricey side. There's something for all the family at this place. It's well worth a look around on one of their open days or just ring up and ask to be shown around.

This leisure centre opened late last year, it has good facilities including a gym, a large pool…read morewith a water slide, cafe etc..There have been a few problems with the computer system and things when i've been there but that can only be expected as it's new, the staff always try to be as helpful as they can.

Fantastic facility just outside of the town centre in Merthyr. It has had some teething problems…read morewhich are to be expected of a new facility. The gym here is fantastic and has all the top of the range equiptment. The joining fee here is cheaper than other gyms in the area!

Immediately adjacent to the leisure centre is the Selwyn Samuel Centre which houses a six-rink…read moreindoor bowling green with restaurant and bar facilities. The Centre is open seven days a week throughout the indoor bowls season (Sept-April). The Centre has hosted a number of National and International bowls events, many of which have been televised. (Tel. 01554 776506). During the summer recess period from May until mid-September the Centre, which is licensed for public entertainments, is utilised for a range of activities including concerts, seminars, exhibitions etc. with a 12,000 square feet floor area. It is fully equipped with a modern stage lighting system, tiered staging and chair stock for a maximum seated audience of 1,200 persons. The adjoining Lliedi Suite caters for wedding receptions, dinners, functions, etc., with modern disco equipment and dance floor. (Tel. 01554 775135)