Piscine Keller really has two faces of sorts. On the one hand there is the downstairs area with…read morechanging cabins, lockers and the showers - and everything is alright there. The Staff is friendly, there is always someone going around cleaning the changing cabins and the (money-less) lockers work. The pool is also one of the few really handicapped accessible public swimming pools in Paris. On the other Hand upstairs, there is the main basin and pool hall which are in very bad shape overall. This whole area has a real problem with mold and water entry from the roof. The basin has a lot of broken tiles on the sides that you could even cut yourself on. Under water the whole basin also looks like a patchwork-rug of tiles. It´s quite shocking to see as Paris has a lot of pools that are much older than Piscine Keller (opened 1967, last big renovation 2008), but few have a main basin in such a bad shape and over the time that I've been a regular there, it´s only gotten worse. It really is a shame because Piscine Keller with it´s 2 basins (one is 50 Meters in length) and retractable roof could be a really awesome public pool. As it is, it´s mediocre at best.

The pool is big so that's nice. It's very dirty though, there was lots of hair and many people…read morewere not wearing bonnets. There was mucus as well yukk..and a plastic wrapper in the water. I had an incident with a rude lady that screamed at me twice and I can't for the life of me think why. She hit me twice while swimming and I didn't say anything :( The young girl at the reception was very very nice and helpful and she spoke English. The building is HUGE..I actually got lost and it took sometime to find the pool! The changing rooms had two doors one on each side and the lock is hidden at the bottom. I didn't even notice it till someone opened one of the doors of my changing room. It's bizarre. I won't go there again.

Situated in an old industrial hall, this little public pool has some good points going for it and…read moresome bad ones too. But let me start with the positives: There is a lot of light in this pool and for me this a welcome change to all the basement-pools that I have visited in recent times. They can even open the roof on warm days and then it is a bit like like an outside pool. The 25 Meter Basin is only for Swimming with no shallow-end 1,80 Meter to 2,30 Meter deep). There is another smaller basin for children which is between 70cm and 1,20 Meter deep. The staff was numerous and very friendly, the changing-cabins are big enough and the locker-keys (bring 1€) have a proper wristband that you won´t lose in the water. Negative when I visited the pool was the cleanliness. The showers and some cabins were rather dirty. Also the building isn't really well maintained. There is rust showing everywhere and a lot of the ceiling tiles are moldy or show signs of having been moldy in the past. Also, in a pool where you can have this much sunshine and where they can open the roof, it would be great to have some sort of area where you can sit down and enjoy the sun a bit on some reclining chair or so. Sadly there is nothing like that at Piscine Hébert. It´s a bit of a shame, if this pool had been clean and better maintained it would have been my favorite parisian pool to date.

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

Beautiful and regularly entertained with enough space for children to play, people to chill out and…read moredogs to have fun. There also is a sort of football ground. It however closes too early to enjoy it at its best in spring.