An excellent compact gym attached to the large Holiday Inn Hotel next door. However you don't have…read moreto be in the hotel to enjoy it's facilities you can 'join' like any normal gym for a nominal fee each month. However even as a 'add on gym' to a hotel it is not the run of the mill. Built on it's own separate 'island' its very unique. Most of the modern machinery you find in all gyms is here and it does have a tv in the exercise room to watch while you're jogging those miles. It also has a small swimming pool about 1/4 of the size of the average gym pool. Includes it's own mixed sauna.

There are plenty of gym that are available for people, for them to attempt to get fit and healthy…read more But the price of fitness varies from £15, £20 (more or less) by some gym; and some don't provide the services for the price that has been paid. xercise4Less (a gym that I go to) charges only £9.99 a month; a cheaper price for fitness than any gym that I heard of charges. For this low price they seem to provide a spacious workout environment, and helpful, friendly customer service. They have fitness instructors who are knowledgeable when it comes to fitness and are willing to assist any who require it. Like any gym, the equipments that are available are thread mills, cycling machine, rowing machine, weights amongst other. However they also provide punch bags and boxing rings that not a lot of gyms provide, which (in my opinion) makes them unique. The changing rooms are well lit, somewhat clean and is spacious for people to change comfortably. However one of the negative issues that I find is the fact that the fitness supplements they sell, such as protean shakes, protein bars, and energy drinks seems to be expensive, compared to the price of the same products in stores. Another negative factor I find is that the gym is located at the top of the shopping centre (Bellevale Shopping Centre in Liverpool), near the car park. This makes it irritating to locate the gym, most likely for those who have never visited it. Overall, the gym offers a good quality service for the price that they charge. So if you are looking for a gym that is affordable and get the service you paid for, this is the place I would recommend.

Europa Pools is one of the most exciting places that you can visit on a regular basis when you 're…read morea young child! We used to go every week with our school for swimming lessons followed by a free swim session in which we could enjoy all the features that the baths has! They have three amazing water flumes which are great fun for children, the different coloured flumes relate to the varying speeds in which you'll shoot down them! They also have a wave pool which is great fun as the waves get switched on and off about once every 15 minutes. The wave pool was particularly scary for me when I was a youngster as I wasn't a particularly strong swimmer! Then they have the boring but, a full sized swimming pool for those that want to do lengths rather than play on the flumes or the waves! I guess it's a good area for adults to go though whilst you're having fun.

This is a large, multi pool swimming baths with a tropical theme! There are two leisure pools, one…read morewith a wave machine, the other decorated with jaccuzi area and fountains. There is also a swimmers pool (which is a bit colder!) This is not always available for public use as it is used for competitions. Other attractions include two water slides (a bit of a climb to get to) two jaccuzzi pools, and a baby/ toddler area. Also on site are a gym and fitness suites, party area and a cafe serving hot and cold snacks. Great fun to visit with a group of friends!

Although I have often complained about the swimming pool here, I still enjoy the occasional visit…read morewhen I can. The Centre itself caters for all. There are fantastic squash courts, gyms, fitness suites, indoor sports rooms - everything you can imagine. They are also available for booking for parties and provide a superb venue, providing you don't go to parties purely to get drunk! During the summer the pool, which I don't really approve of due to its very strange shape and lack of depth, becomes a home for many of the local children. Floating islands and other attractions entice them off the streets and show me why it was designed this way.

A bit scabby I think - it always feels like it needs a good clean or a repaint or something like…read morethat. I also lost my locker key (perhaps one of the locals stole it from my pile of clothes in the changing room) and the staff weren't sympathetic at all or even bothered. They do free swimming for kids in the holidays, but only at certain times.

Situated on Grange Road opposite the football ground and adjacent to Rhyl High School. The sports…read morecentre has been the subject of a recent make over and contains a bit of every thing. The foyer is sharp and clean, and the staff helpful. There is an indoor area mainly used for 5-A-Side football, but also available for badminton, etc. There is a full size swimming pool and a childrens pool which is always well maintained. Two squash courts which can also double up for gym classes. There is a popular gym at the location for members with all the usual facilities. The centre also offers various fitness classes, swimming clubs, etc. Lots of parking available at the front and side car park.

This leisure centre boasts an olympic sized 50m swimming pool, and a 20m swimming pool - this can…read morebe particularly handy around 4pm when the kids come in after school as they considerately split the adults and children. The centre also has a huge fitness centre, tennis courts, 5-a-side pitches, grass football pitches, athletics track, and resides inside The Mystery Park. Overall, it's pretty good value for money, the facilities are very clean and the staff are pleasant enough. What is the first thing most people want after a hard work out or swim? Usually something to eat and drink. So I suppose the only way they could improve is provide a cafe/restaurant instead of just your typical vending machines.

Wavertree Sports Park is a great new complex which brings you a whole range of sporting, exercise…read moreand leisure facilities. Lifestyles offer a range of membership schemes or pay and play options, which allows you to use the facilities. The first time I went, I made use of their 50 metre swimming pool though it's not as big as it sounds. There is a smaller pool section which is split up and more for beginners and younger children. At times, they will aisle the swimming lanes making it free from interruptions, which is always good whenever you have wild ones splashing around! It does depend on the time of day you go. Obviously at less peak times such as early morning, it's a lot calmer. If swimming is not your sport, the site does boast a tennis centre, sports hall and athletics park too. The techno-gym is also popular with locals. If anybody has used the gym, I would like to know what puts the techno into techno-gym! As a whole, this is a decent sports centre, very modern and well maintained. I would recommend it to anyone, as it's one of the classier Lifestyle centres in Liverpool.

This is an old building but it is a good leisure centre. It is very reasonably priced. The staff…read moreare very helpful and friendly. There is a swimming pool, fitness classes and a gym. It's best to ring and check when the schools are going to be in if you want to go to swimming during the day. The car park is right outside but does get very busy. You have to become a member of the leisure centres but if you are just visiting can become a temporary member.

Beautiful place to go and have a stroll. Ample space to take the kids to kick a football about with…read morethe dog in tow. Small park with enough play area for the kids to be kept enetrtained. The only down side is the price for the tennis courts which has rose drmatically in the last year.