What a treat to find this beautiful rooftop pool 4 blocks from the capitol. The Liaison hotel is…read moregreat but the pool and bar 10 floors up make it even better. It's a nice size pool with many seating options all the way around. There are several areas with chaise lounges, umbrellas and tables, there are 4 cabanas to rent and many poolside lounge chairs. There is a bar with drinks and food options that opens at noon. The water is crystal clear and not over chlorinated. Water is a perfect temp to cool down in. It is open to the sky without building interference. Music in the background and a leafy fence to make the air conditioners invisible. There is a bit of noise from those on one end but not unbearable. There are also a few poolside games like bags, large Jenga and a sort of bucket toss. One downside is the lack of outlets and no hotel WiFi. Would recommend if you have some down time!

Nice way to cool off during the summer, especially since DC doesn't have the largest selection of…read moreaccessible bodies of water. Only complaint is it costs $28 to access the pool if you are not a hotel guest.

It was our first time here and we were really happy to find clean spaces, really friendly staff in…read morethe entrance and nice pool temperature. There was enough seating for the amount of people the pool can probably hold. In spite of it being a Saturday, the pool didn't feel crowded. They had enough lifeguards, each looking over one area of the pool. Also, there is a ramping for easy access if you can't use stairs to get into the pool. The kid pool was really nice as well. With the splash area! Only suggestion is take your own hand sanitizer or hand soap because there wasn't any in the bathroom. Other than that, everything was great!

My favorite community pool in DC! The staff and lifeguards are so friendly and always have good…read morevibes and music. I come almost every weekend, you do need to come around 10am to get a seat, but overall a great summer spot for the community.

Customer for years... What has happened?…read more The customer service at Living Well Health Club is abysmal. Even simple questions, like whether they have towels, are met with a dismissive "I wasn't here yesterday." The front desk staff is either absent or completely unhelpful. The management lacks basic training in simple tasks like updating my credit card. I've spoken to management more than once in the past 90+ days. I was given their email to help with communication. Not surprisingly, the disappointing customer service begins at the top. Two weeks later, I still haven't received a response. Lifeguards appear inconsistent in enforcing rules. Some are so diligent that they engage in heated arguments with guests when their children splash or require an infant flotation device, while others are too preoccupied with sunbathing and playing on their phones to care.

This gym is inside the Hilton. There are exercise areas and training equipment. The pool is a…read morereason to join. Memberships are a bit pricy, but perfect for traveling executives.

This location is in need of renovation. The locker rooms are dated and overdue for an update. While…read morethe facilities themselves are functional and adequately serve their purpose, they fall short given the high monthly cost. Most of the trainers are excellent--Mike and Emma, in particular, stand out as favorites. However, a few staff members can be rude and unaccommodating. The café/restaurant is acceptable but offers only mediocre food. Overall, I continue to go primarily for the convenience, not because it is an exceptional facility.

This location is sooo RUN Down. Today was the last day to go to this location. For $265 a month -…read moreI expect a good experience. For the past month the ice machine has been broken, over half of the showers in the men's locker room do not Drain (disgusting), many of the locks on the lockers are not functioning. For the past 2 wks the recharge machines for parking have not been functioning. I would not spend time or $$ at this location

A pool club with all the charm of TSA at the airport. I used to love the pool but every year it…read moregets worse. Had a reservation with it showing in my phone but it didnt have my in the check in system so had to wait 10 minutes for them to add me manually. With 2026, they yell at you about coffee. Do they sell coffee? Nope. You can't have water in your water bottle. They go through your gym bag with a gloved inspection. Honestly may dump my pool membership and stop paying so much.

An absolute oasis. Urban paradise. Their pool season is long, this year it opened early May and…read moreclosed September 21. They refreshed the lounge cushions and pool towns this year, which added to the luxurious vibe. I enjoy it most during the weekdays when it's remote workers, lap swimmers like me, and avid readers. There is only one "time slot" and it's all day. On the weekends, you need to arrive at least 15 min before your pool time (either 10am or 2:30pm), and snag loungers if you're GA. This year I discovered that if you have more than one guest, you have to book a sun lounger (the square poolside cushions) or daybeds, which both have a food and drink minimum (the lounger is $75 but they're not too strict). Food-wise I'd choose cobb salad, shrimp tacos (a bit spicy), or their guac.

Been coming here for toddler swim lessons and just did my kiddo's birthday party. Booked a huge…read morecommunity room which was more than enough space for about 10 kids and 20 adults. Family swim passes are a great deal at $30 per family pass (covers 7 people). Everyone had a great time and were impressed with how new and shiny this facility is, and the kids loved the family pool area.

Craving an indoor pool during the December break, my eight-year-old daughter suggested this newer…read moreaquatic center in Arlington close to the D.C. border. After swimming during their "family time," we will definitely be back. Here's why. 1) Admission: Run by Arlington Parks and Rec, admission is required for everyone. It's slightly cheaper for Arlington residents. Our friends who went right when family time started paid $25 as D.C. residents. We got their with only two hours left and weren't charged anything. 2) Pools: One side has lap pools for adults and lessons. The other side has a large pool, lazy river, little kid space, and water slide for families. The water was clean and the lazy river was fun. (The current is stronger than expected making it fun.) 3) Space: They have family changing areas with showers with hot water, lockers (bring your own locks), and more. Upstairs is a gym and an outdoor terrace bleeding into Long Bridge Park with views of National Airport and Washington, D.C. 4) Parking: With such a large parking lot, you can usually find a space. Of course, parking is free. 5) Area: Afterwards, grab lunch or dinner at nearby Crystal City where you can find fats casual like Rasa and sit-down restaurants.

This park is always lively and has a large green space, plus pools, tennis courts, and a mini…read morebaseball field. My only complaint is that there are always tons of gnats and mosquitos, so whenever it starts to get too warm I prefer heading to Rose Park, also I'm Georgetown, for the same benefits but less bugs.

Seasonal pool for local residents and GU summer school…read morecoeds. Opens at noon and pass/sign in required. The basketball and tennis courts can get busy. There is a fascinating plaque in center of recreation center from 1958 ceremony. Then, the Daughters of the American Revolution estimated at least 17 Revolutionary soldiers are still buried there. Another account estimated 200 Presbyterian Cemetery and Black community members.

I can't say much for the actual Beavoir school, but you can join its swimming pool in the…read moresummertime. It's actually not a scary pool, despite the endless possibilities for public pool filth. It's not huge, but there are plenty of chairs and it has never been too crowded when I've been there. A friend of mine's mom was nice enough to let me come here under their membership a few times, so I've never paid. But I think it's $400 or so for the whole summer. If you're the kind of person who likes to lay out on the weekends, or get exercise in the pool, it might be worth it. The pool is hidden in the Cathedral complex, but parking is actually not too bad.

My third grader daughter and her classmates at their DCPS elementary school go here weekly as part…read moreof their P.E. class. She loves it! The lockers are usually clean. The pool itself is big with several lanes. There's a little ramp for people to enter the pool. Usually, the water is just right. From my experience, staff are helpful. My daughter lost her winter coat there and they were great in getting it back to us. If you go, the entrance is in the back of Dunbar High School.

I went all the way to Shaw on foot to get a lock at the new CVS Pharmacy to find out that the pool…read moreis closed before 7pm. ha what a no gamer.