Colmslie Pool & Health Club

I am a very fit and active person with a sporting injury. I went to the Comslie pool to use the indoor therapy pool for 20 min of exercise. Never again! I rang ahead so expected there to be lots of kids and families enjoying the facility on a Sunday. I could not even walk down the ramp into the pool without being kicked or bumped by kids. Parents seemed to have set their kids up there to play despite a large sign clearly stating that the ramp needs to be kept clear. When I enquired about this with two staff members, their response was 'it's the parents, they want their kids to swim there'. 'We can't stop them'. Basically it seems that their owns rules for safety for patrons can't be applied. Would not recommend the experience to others.

I've been a regular visitor to Colmslie Pool & Health Club, and I can't say enough good things about this place. First and foremost, the facility boasts excellent indoor and outdoor pools, making it a fantastic year-round destination for swimmers of all preferences. One aspect that particularly stands out is their commitment to accessibility. Colmslie Pool & Health Club offers a range of accessible facilities, which is a great plus for individuals with specific needs. My experience with Rackley children's swimming lessons at this club has been nothing short of excellent. The instructors are not only highly skilled but also incredibly patient and friendly, creating a welcoming and positive learning environment for the kids. Their website is user-friendly and keeps parents well-informed about class schedules and progress. What sets these lessons apart is that they take place indoors, eliminating concerns about temperature or sun exposure. This is a huge relief for parents who want their children to learn and have fun in a comfortable, controlled environment. Colmslie Pool & Health Club truly offers a well-rounded experience with great pools, accessible facilities, and top-notch children's swimming lessons. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a family-friendly aquatic facility with a focus on quality and inclusivity.

I had such a nice experience yesterday I had to comment. I was having a bit of trouble getting up out of the pool when a lovely young woman was walking by and dropped everything to help me. She was so kind and friendly and I found out later she is the general manager of the whole place. You don't meet people like that very often these days especially at my age. So down to earth and just a lovely young woman. I just wanted to put this review on your website as a thankyou to her. Her name is Jemmalee. Thankyou so much. Really appreciated.

I've been frequenting Colmslie for over a year now, and I must say, the recent changes are palpable. The past few weeks have seen an influx of happier staff, fresh faces, and a markedly more pleasant ambiance. One interaction, in particular, stands out: a kind-hearted lady with very long blonde hair (she’s new, I think) noticed me struggling with my chair while my hands were full. She didn't hesitate to greet me with a smile and assist me. Although I'm unsure of her name, her presence, along with another curly-haired blonde lady, seems to have significantly elevated the mood here. Truly impressed by this transformation.

Dirty water. My son swan there for a swimming meet, he ended up having ear infection. He told me the water is very blurry. A very small pool complex, they should not hold any swimming meet or large events and yet they charge entry fee for parent accompanying a junior swimmer under 10 yo. It's a crime to charge the fee. Legally we have to accompany juniors. Rude staff shouting on us we get no where to stand due to very limited space. Sure we will not come back second time.