Everyone Active Reviews 

Our family uses Everyone Active regularly—my daughter takes ice skating lessons with you, and we recently visited the English Institute for Sport (EIS) Sheffield for an official basketball taster session.
As first-time visitors to this specific hall, we were unaware of the front-desk digital parking check-in requirement. Even though Everyone Active confirmed in writing that my daughter was a legitimate, invited participant in the session, management refused to use their client authority to cancel the Parkingeye ticket through their portal, leaving us with a £20 administrative fee.
Penalizing active, paying members over an honest oversight on a free customer site shows a complete lack of care for customer retention. Very disappointing service from a brand we routinely support.

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⁸I have not visited Coral reef Sauna for a while , what a let down recently on Sunday 19th July 2026 , on arrival the sauna had poor lighting bulbs out brokern in the Sauna, sat down felt pain straight in leg , the woodern seating was so badly brokern and splittered I had to inform staff of the dangers, who closed the top row off, secondly came out tried to use cold plung pool was informed sorry doing maninatance for 20 minutes after 2 hrs still closed off not available, went on to different Sauna in the same room , opened the door it felt like a school room no heat waste of time walked out , steam room has flight of stairs to use top level floor filthy, need flip flops or your feet are black hygenic none, so paying £21.00 for a Sauna which is a disgrace , as they now add the slides in on the cost with the Sauna so if you are over 55yrs good luck with the watershoots you'd being charged for that you don't even go near.
The best laughter is watching Coral staff walking round with clip boards ticking everthing of passed inspection and all is lovely, it certainly is not guys stay away and use Mainahead sports centre and Sauna,

Disappointing Experience with Children's Swimming Lessons at Farnworth Baths
I enrolled my son in beginner swimming lessons at Farnworth Baths after visiting in person to ask about the classes. I explained that he had never been swimming before and wanted to give him the best possible start. I paid £34.06 to book his place.
At no point during the booking process was I verbally informed that there was a 30-day cancellation notice period or that the fees were non-refundable. Had this been made clear before I paid, I would have taken it into consideration.
Our first lesson was extremely disappointing. The instructor put armbands on my son, told him to collect a float and sit in the water, but he became frightened almost immediately and refused to get into the pool. As a first-time swimmer, he was clearly anxious and overwhelmed.
Wanting to help him overcome his fear, I even purchased a swimming costume from reception so that I could get into the pool with him. After persuading him to put his armbands back on, I entered the water with him, but he immediately became distressed, clung to me, cried that the water was too cold, and begged to go home. We were only in the pool for a couple of minutes before it became obvious that he was far too upset to continue.
The following week I returned with a friend, hoping my son might respond better without me directly involved. Unfortunately, he again refused to enter the water. My friend spent around 10 minutes trying to encourage him, but there was very little reassurance or support from the instructor. When my friend asked if he could accompany my son into the water to help him feel safe, the request was refused. I eventually went to the poolside myself and even stood fully clothed on the pool steps to encourage him, but he was simply too frightened.
As the parent of a child attending beginner lessons, I expected far more patience, encouragement and reassurance from the instructor. Instead, it felt as though there was very little attempt to engage with or support a nervous child who had never experienced swimming before.
After these two unsuccessful sessions, I cancelled the lessons exactly 14 days after making the original payment. I was initially told to contact management by email regarding a refund, and later advised that refunds could take up to two weeks. However, I was then informed that no refund would be given because the place had been reserved.
While I understand that places are allocated in advance, I feel this situation has been handled very poorly. My son never participated in a lesson, received no meaningful instruction, and was unable to enter the water due to fear. I also believe it is unacceptable that important terms regarding cancellation and refunds were not clearly explained at the time of booking.
Overall, this has been a very disappointing experience. I cannot fault the reception staff, who were polite and helpful throughout, but I do feel let down by the lack of support during the lessons and the refusal to consider a refund in what I believe are exceptional circumstances. Families with nervous first-time swimmers should be aware of the cancellation policy before booking and should not expect much flexibility if things do not go as planned.

£15 for 2 adults to swim for less than an one hour at Tudor Grange public swimming baths, Solihull.
Life guards emptied the main pool and left it empty at 10am - what is the sense in that (Tuesday 21st July 26)?

Limited lockers as they have brought in a system where you bring your own padlocks - but they aren't removing ones that have been left thereby blocking use by others. Staff have the majority of top large lockers permanently meaning older people have to either use small lockers or the ones on the ground.

Pool had lots of debris and hair in it. Hope the emptying was to give it a clean.

I am writing a review for Langley leisure centre

I previously contacted you regarding a refund for a booking I made for Birmingham; however, I have not received any response.
This lack of follow-up is very frustrating, and I am considering leaving a review on Trustpilot. I believe it is unfair that my refund has not been processed. I made the booking only 30 minutes before the session, and while on the way—after approximately 20 minutes—we realised the location was not actually in Birmingham.
I called immediately to request a refund and was informed that this could not be handled over the phone, and that I would need to submit an enquiry instead. Given that my details were taken over the phone, I do not understand why the refund could not be processed at that time.
I followed the advised process and submitted an enquiry, but only received a generic response and no further communication regarding the refund.

Very unhygienic Leisure center. My son comes for swimming classes. The toilets are always dirty mostly no soaps in dispenser to wash hands. It always smells so bad even in the changing room area because of the dirty toilets. No maintenance at all I see dirty clothes on the floor etc.. Some swimming teachers are nice that is the only positive in that centre.

Well organised and maintained in competitive price.

The website booking is ridiculouse, so amateurish, tried several times to book for my grandson at "pool in the park". Truely pathetic!

The Westminster lodge team are fantastic! From reception staff through to PT. I was made welcome from day one. Would highly recommend having a personal trainer, I had Ollie Loades, to give you confidence using the equipment and have a laugh with ! I’m 71 so it’s never too late. Aqua aerobics are my favourite great instructors and good choice in music too!

Reception staff terrible. Will not return.

I have found over and over again that the most happy, friendly centres are those with no segregation. A women's only gym, for example, results in a male-centric gym. And there's more -
1) I have rarely ever seen a truly fit woman associating with a segregated gym.
2 ) For what reason do you spend money on a gym if it has no social cohesion ? Might as well exercise at home and save your money.!!

Amazing facilities with awesome staff!! 😎

The new swimming pool complex is excellent. Very clean, well laid out and the staff extremely welcoming. It's going to get busy during summer but the classes timetables are well spaced out. Let's just see if the people of Kenilworth who use it look after it for years to come!

Efficient and professional staff clean and accessible also a friendly experience

Joining process was simple and I was well supported bu Locklan.

The exercise classes are excellent and the teachers delivering them are professional, knowledgeable and understanding , and very skilled at guiding people of all abilities through the routines. There are plenty of classes to choose from.
The swimming facilities are excellent and the venue offers fantastic swimming .

I joined Hungerford Leisure Centre to swim especially in this searing heat.
The pool and all the facilities are in excellent condition, plenty of changing cubicles with lockers for your valuables, hot showers and facilities for the ladies. I thoroughly enjoyed my lane swim with the trusty lifeguard on duty should anyone need help. The staff are young, fit and extremely helpful. I enjoyed a delicious ice cream from the vending machine after my swim. There are plenty of tables to sit at and chat and a large variety of swimming costumes and accessories for sale should you forget yours at home.

Great addition to Kenilworth. Brand new facility, lovely family pool in addition to the 25m pool. Have used it for lane swimming and public swimming. Cafe is great and it’s good you can use it even if not swimming.

I have always got an annual membership as I have been used the sport centre quite a lot for many years. However last year I had a double heart by pass operation and a lot of other health issues and I couldn’t use the facilities. Then they very kindly stopped my membership and add more months at the end of my original one. I got a new annual membership this year too but unfortunately more health issues have arrived again. The waiting list of the NHS doesn’t help so I have been now since April unable to do any kind of exercise. The new arrangement for Everyone active is that if you have a monthly membership then you paid £5 to stop it for health issues up to 6 months but they don’t have anything in place if you pay the whole year. After waiting for two months for a written reply, they gave me an extra month “as a gesture of good will” but when complaining again, they just replied that they just helped me last year and that they just don’t do the offer for annual membership because we already save paying all at once. Once again it seems to be all about money.