The Eltham Centre - (Near Greenwich, UK)

1 /5 Peter Sykes: Dreadful pool. Lifeguards are the most miserable and the whole place needs renovating. Pool is cold, changing rooms are cold. Its just a disaster. Use crook log which is happier and cleaner. Wont return until something changes.

3 /5 I H: Booked swim for all for my boys (7&11y) and myself. Price is average for this type of activity. Available pool to swim was only one, so felt pretty tight and with no slides for kids really. As a pool for swim I think it’s quite decent, but for kids I don’t think it is much fun out there. Changing rooms were a bit messy, no available covers for shoes. Bring 20p coin for locker which you won’t get back…

1 /5 Laura: This centre would be such an asset to Eltham however, the swimming pool is absolutely filthy, theres dirt inside and outside the pool. People are allowed to walk around with shoes on, and to swim without swimming hats. Also, there isnt a shower policy, aka, showering before getting inside the pool, before swimming or after sauna or steam. The changing rooms and toilets are disgusting, hair, dirts and baby napkins left on shelves. Some of the showers do not have doors or shower heads, part of the ceiling is falling a part and the water is either frozen or boiling hot. I dont think this is acceptable and dont think I would visit again, shame cause the spa is great and so would be the pool if it was looked after. The whole swimming area definitely needs refurbishment and updating and a much more severe hygiene policy.

3 /5 Anushka Camm: This is a review directed towards the MayWhit cafe. The Better Health gym is excellent. Usually, our experience is 5 stars, but todays its three Me and my partner (who have invisible disabilities) arrived a little too early to go swimming, so my partner went to go sit in the cafe while i went to the loo. We often sit in the cafe and wait to go in, and we havent experienced this before. While i was in the loo, my partner was targeted by the dark haired lady (after the blonde lady was whispering to to her while looking at my partner), demanding him to order something, while holding a card machine. He explained he was waiting for me to come back and to go into the pool, but she asked him to leave if he wasnt ordering anything! There were multiple people (mostly women, and children, i may add) who were waiting like he was and they were not made to order anything. There was even people eating lunch they had brought with them. When my partner told me what happened, i decided to go back into the cafe by myself and sit quietly - like my partner. Yhe blonde haired lady even came over to clean the table mext to me, so my presence was known. I was not demanded to order anything, nor leave. This proved that - for whatever reason - they did not want a lone, male patron in their cafe. Even if that was not what they intended, its definitely how it came across to us. I saw another review similar to this one, and its shocking that this isnt the first time this has happened.