Centre Sportif Richard Bozon

Gym - maybe the worst I’ve ever been to. Old machinery crammed in the corner of a stadium building Terrible changing rooms and toilets that smell bad Embarrassing this is the main gym in a sporty mountain town. Everyone must train outside regardless of the weather €9 to visit

This is the best outdoor pool ever. I spent three days here with the best view you can imagine. If you like swimming, you must go. The ticket is just 7€ for the whole day, 4.5€ for children

Oh my! That s pool has the most gorgeous back drop. And the water felt super fresh! Definitely a memorable swim. Remember to bring your own towel and flip flops!

I really enjoyed the swim. Clear water, friendly staff and clean changing room. All that you need for some food time.

25 and 50 meter pools + kids pool + water slide. everything with a view to the Mont Blanc :) Nice yard near a lake. Everything was clean.

The gym is an embarrassment. It is dirty and I don't think it is ever cleaned or tidied. The opening hours are extremely restricted, it's small with very limited functional workout space and it's always overcrowded. The equipment is limited, old and often broken, and finding matching weights is a hard task. Unfortunately this is the only option here in Chamonix, but it really is a disgrace.

Beautiful pool and unbelievable location but that is spoilt by the rude and biased staff. I am unable to swim for health reasons and visited the pool with my family so remained dressed in shorts and tshirt. I left the changing area with my young daughter but was refused entry to the pool area by a rude attendant as I wasn’t wearing a swimsuit - despite coming the day before and being allowed in. This is unbelievably prejudiced in today’s society and utterly unacceptable. I was made to feel like I’d done something very wrong by attempting to sit by an outdoor pool to watch my family just because I wasn’t in a swim suit. I tried to explain but the attendant was rude and made comments in French about my being English that he assumed I wouldn’t understand. He was more concerned that I had clothes on than the fact if I followed his very rude directions I’d have been leaving my young child unattended in a swimming pool (as my husband and son were already in the outdoor pool and unaware of the situation). He made no attempt to explain kindly but immediately shouted at me and as such I was left upset and embarrassed by the situation. My daughter had to leave me to go and get my husband and while I was watching where she’d gone he continued to shout and made to physically move me. Utterly shameful behaviour. As long as you are able-bodied it’s a great experience. Those who are slightly less able will find you are prejudiced against.

They won't let you enter the pool area with flip flops, or without a swimsuit. Can't just walk around with a t shirt on. You'll be forced to enter the toilet barefoot which is pretty damn disgusting in my book. The staff all wearing flip flops obviously. The stupidest rules I've ever heard of. One extra star for the view and because my kids had fun. The gym is tiny, very busy, has old equipment and not worth 10 EUR in my opinion.