This review is for the pool only. It is a lovely little gem of a pool. There are plenty of…read morelifeguards keeping an eye on your little ones but no one's a babysitter so parents are still required to be vigilant. We enjoyed our summer here. The premises are clean and the staff strict but friendly. I am sad the summer is over since the pool closes for fall/winter. We can't wait to enjoy it again next summer. They deserve a 5 despite the fact that parking is difficult.

I love Downey pool , I just wish they would open up earlier maybe 8-9am-7:00 I remember going there…read moreback in the 60s and they would open early ,so many good memories there

This pool is genuinely one of the most underrated little spots on the east side . Heated indoor…read morepool, chill people, no fake luxury wellness bs. Just vibes. It feels nostalgic in a comforting way, very classic LA community energy. And 100% kid friendly!!

I was here for a soccer tournament and I'm 8 months pregnant and needed to pee and front desk seen…read moreme in front asking for help and needing help and no one wanted to open the door and assist me. However, when I called they answered and directed me to a restroom across the baseball field there was no way I could have made that. Hopefully the next expecting mommy, does not have to go through what I went through.

Workers in front desk need to be nice and respectful with the customers and need better service.read more

Nice small pool to come with friends and good place to come relax and get a tan. I also like the…read morestaff here because their welcoming !

Tan L.A. como puede serlo!…read more Lincoln Park in Lincoln Heights is a little big green, path filled, water encompassed, nature filled slice of Los Angeles and also home to Plaza De La Raza. We decided to mix up our normal weekend strolls as neither of us had been in quite some time. As a native I spent bulk of my time exploring LA as a kid in the late 80s and throughout 90s, before returning in the 2010s and appreciating it as an adult, much like appreciating the wildlife, culture and return to this historic park. We parked near the cultural center and did some nice leisurely strolling taking in just about most of Lincoln Park. People enjoy conversations, their own strolls and even some fishing in the lake. Ducks and birds of so many kinds including Coots, Gooses, Grebes, Mallards and variations of each. We were also able to explore the Plaza De La Raza center which was being cleaned and attended to. The park isn't as lavish as some in LA and the water stream is a bit lackluster compared to parks like Echo Park Lake, but still enjoyable and parking around the park via street Valley Blvd as well as Mission Rd where you'll find the public restrooms. You can also discover the Florence Nightingale Statue on the Valley Blvd side, the sign for it isn't present anymore and like a few parts of Lincoln Park could use some beautification and upkeep. There's a big playground off the Siegl Pl side, not to mention additional parking, tennis courts, baseball fields, soccer fields and picnic tables spaced out throughout the park. Additionally you can find some outdoor fitness equipment and also a skate park! The recreation center is basically like a YMCA with indoor basketball, other various sports, auditorium, classes, events, seasonal happenings and more. It's a surprisingly cool park with lots of hidden things, some more well tended to than others, feels like a refresh is coming soon. Definitely worth checking out Lincoln Park.

There is a Dodgers Dream Foundation field here. Also a nice lake and a skatepark! Sometimes I come…read morehere during lunch to ride my skateboard. There is a tennis court, and a county trailer for the homeless people.

Working with Sunsplash Pool Builders was one of the best decisions we made for our home. From the…read morevery beginning, they were clear, communicative, and professional. The entire construction process went so smoothly--it honestly couldn't have gone better. The only hiccup came from delays with the city's building department where they needed extra steel reinforcement, but Sunsplash handled everything with patience and kept us updated the whole time. Their quote came in a bit higher than some others we received, but looking back, I'm so glad we chose them. The peace of mind, the quality of the work, and the total lack of issues made it well worth it. You really get what you pay for. We love our new pool, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Sunsplash to anyone looking to build or remodel. They truly care about the work they do and it shows.

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I recently stayed here for a conference, and everything screamed vintage but athletic club, too…read more The hotel room is VERY spacious, though it erred on the side of dark. As usual, water in the room costs money, and there are a few other products with hidden price tags in the room, too. Surprisingly, toothbrush and toothpaste was not provided. The water for showering also doesn't get too hot. In terms of the athletic space, the machines were very easy to access. There was never a wait even on weekend afternoons. The lap pool was my favorite part - clean and calm. There was some miscommunication between the lobby and the store, as one said there is no reservation system but there in fact was. But even when told all the lanes were fully reserved, more than half weren't in use. Parking is a bit of a hassle; for non-members it's definitely not worth it. At the time of visit, the parking machine wasn't working. There are also sperate elevators for parking vs the athletic club / hotel area which was a little confusing. The stair numbers also didn't coordinate the best with actual level.

My sister has been a long time member and tonight I hosted my first event for her at LAAC and the…read moreteam was incredible! Pedro (the man) was in charge of our happy hour and came out the gate, straight in charge, as I navigated hosting my first professional event and was exceptionally friendly and helpful! Extra shout out to our amazing bartender Georgette who was -- AMAZING! Pedro, Georgette and the whole staff were extremely friendly, professional and our ensured our first company happy hour was smooth and lively. 5 stars, gold stars! Highy recommend and can't wait for our next company event here with such a great team of support staff Extra kudos to Georgette and Pedro for their services and helping me guarantee a sure lock-in for our first (and many more) events and ensuring i looked goos foe our company event. Thank you so much!!

It's fun to stay at the YMCA, especially in DTLA…read more Open 5:30 am - 9:00 pm Monday through Friday and as early as 8 to 9 am Saturday and Sunday til the afternoon. The Ketchum location, named after the late Stuart M Ketchum, a huge philanthropist, civic leader and real estate mogul. Is very modern and stylish on the outside and the in. If you want to volunteer for various programs you can do so via their online portal. Opportunities from Sports Assistant to Food Distribution and more. YMCA Downtown LA partners up with great groups such as the LA Food Bank, LA Civil Rights, Students Run LA, American Red Cross and numerous others. Passing through on a Saturday morning, the fitness area was filled. And they offer some great wellness programs including group exercise, various indoor sports and even online programs. Check out their youth and adult programs ranging from hobbies and sports to summer camps and workshops. Additionally the DTLA Y has monthly, annual and day pass memberships. And their layout as well as the outdoor landscape with beautiful statues, colors, designs, etc... that make all feel welcome.

You get what you pay for here. Three stars because it has extensive facilities and it is cheap…read more Men's locker rooms and showers are gross, steam room smells, and generally there are people just doing weird stuff all throughout this place. If you are looking for a place to workout during your lunch hour on the cheap and don't really care about the foregoing, it is worth it.