Hilton LivingWell Health Clubs - (Near , UK)

1 /5 Kimberley Salih: Small, dirty and staff standing around and watching you while in gym, very uncomfortable. At one point there had been three staff members standing and talking in the gym, which is very very small so made it uncomfortable when working out. Stale water outside steam room, which looked to have not been cleaned in a while. Green mould. Also the changing rooms had dirty towels and robes everywhere, loads of hair all round the shower and the shower smelt of urine. Dirty glasses on sink too. When leaving, I approached the gym staff and explained my concerns. I received a lot of attitude and told that people should bring towels back to reception..... OK but the changing rooms should be checked regularly. I wont be recommending.

5 /5 marcus lee: Great gym and staff with some good facilities. In addition to the gym the membership includes Squash Court, Tennis Courts, two swimming pools one inside and out. Steam room and Sauna. There are many classes which are included within the membership and the staff are informative and knowledgeable but most importantly happy to help at all times.

5 /5 Lauren Edwins: Lovely Club and lovely staff to match! The gym had everything I needed for a workout and was quiet considering it was peak time. No fighting for gym equipment! The pool and sauna area are lovely and extremely well maintained by the staff. I stayed at the hotel for a wedding and was lucky that the weather was beautiful and had a dip in the outdoor pool which was really pleasant.

1 /5 Danny Butler: Well what can I say thats positive nothing the swimming pool has been freezing cold for weeks pool being closed because to many chemicals put into the swimming pool this is health club is the worst Ive ever been to do not waste your money in this place. Its terrible

1 /5 Robyn Edwards: Visited as a hotel guest, no padlocks provided for the lockers so had to take our belongings poolside. The pool tiles are dirty with a line of scum at the water line and shower gel smelt like alcohol in an unappealing dispenser labeled "British Chemical Products".