Aquazena

Very nice swimming pool with lots of natural lights coming in from the ceiling. The terrace space is big and very relaxing in a hot summer day. It's a bit far from any major station, though.

Below average experience for the price. Pool was out of order but is included in the price with combos (pool is mandatory for using other services, wierd). Hamam was okay, but Sauna was too hot and unbearable, no response to fix it, not even an apology for the inconvenience. Showers and toilet maintenance is poor. Not recommended if you have an alternative.

Most unpleasant, non-cooperative, non-communicative, tricky centre. Not at all recommended. Think twice before enrolling for membership. There are other centres which are good at their services. I saw their trick right in front of my eyes.. [Update after the reply] My first complaint is that you are not replying to the email itself.. I made an email and further reminded several times. So your reply does not make much sense to me suggesting send an email.. [Update: solution to the subscription] They gave 97 entries for 1 year, after the painful efforts. Again, the loss is on my side at the end of the day. Another problem on my first visit (23/05/2025): i was accompanying my daughter to the pool and I was not going to use the pool (but to sit in the side bench as my daughter (10 years) was alone. I was not wearing the shoes to the swimming area, but a shorts and a T-shirt, suddenly someone from the poolside called us. I thought it is for the entry. He came and told me that I cannot wear the shorts and T-shirts, and I replied that I am not swimming neither going near pool. He insisted it is not allowed even I mentioned that my daughter is alone and first time.. He was disrespectful to insist that I cannot stay. I told him, I am very clear if I touching the water or even going very near to the pool but he remained with his statement. Then he said it is rule in France. I said I am not sure it could be the right rule and he is mistaken . Then he pointed to his watch and said we will close soon (we are there at 19h30 and the pool closes at 21h00 on Friday) and again I didn't understood his intention ti tell that. He himself was wearing a shoe, shorts and T-shirt whereas his colleage was not wearing a shoe. I told him that with the rule he is mentioning to me, he himself is following that rule especially wearing a shoe. Totally disrespectful and impolite. I know the rule that exist;you have to wear tight swimming shorts to swimming pool, no shoes (if you are intending to swim or to use the pool)(this is a global character, but at this instance, it was to look after my daughter). If anybody reading this knows any other rule specific in France , please guide me. I again will not recommend this place at any cost..

Very nice swimming pool, Modern and clean. BUT the showers extremly cold. Staff on the pool was not nice at all, we were not allowed to use any swimming aid for our baby, nor were allowed to pass to the solarium with additiinal clothes on. We visited during week, were the only ones to use the baby pool.

Beautiful swimming pool designed using the feng-shui principles which opened in July 2015. Lots of natural light, a pool for kids and 6x25m lanes for swimmers. Note that it can be difficult to park in the area so public transit is definitely your best option.

Swimming pool built in 2014. Modern and pleasant. There's s a sauna and a hammam (Steam bath).

Squicky clean,not crowded,nice olimpic pool

Perfect

Recently opened (July 2015), this little public swimming Pool isn't quite finished being constructed in all it´s Details. There is also a Sauna, a Fitness Area and a Hammam-bath as well (everything costs extra), but I have (so far) only been at the swimming pool. First impressions are very good. It´s a very modern building and while taste is certainly in the eye of the beholder - I quite like the design and the architecture. The changing rooms are spacious and were clean when I was there. The showers were also very nice, but they are missing a fixture to put your shower-gel/soap. Since bathing-caps are not mandatory at this pool - being able to put your soap somewhere and not on the floor, would make showering it more comfortable and thus could help keep water-quality good. Inside the Pool area, there are three basins. One for toddlers, one "multipurpose" with adjustable depth (1 Meter 30 max) and a 25 Meter pool for swimming (I think it´s 25x12), depth 1 Meter 80 all around. The swimming-basin is stainless-steel. There are two, let´s call them "islands" at the walls, made from wood, with deck-chairs for some relaxation. There are some small palm trees on them and one of said "islands" also features a fishtank. The brochure says that this is "your first feg-shui swimming pool" - I´m not sure about that, but I also don´t care ;) The multipurpose-basin will also be the venue of Aqua Jogging, Aqua Fitness and all these sort of things. On Top of the Building, there is also an exterior sun-deck. You can reach Auqazena via the RER-station Calmart, the Bus 169 or the TUVIM Bus (green line). Or of course by Car, though there wasn´t a lot of parking space left when I was there. Negatives? Like I already hinted in the first sentence, despite being open to the public, the whole thing is simply not finished now (July 2015). I´ve been there a couple of days after the first opening and while everything was generally functional, a lot of the necessary details were still missing. I´m, sure this will all be done in the next weeks or months, but it lessened my experience no less. For example: the signage. I could make a long list now, but let´s just say that they are still in need of A LOT of signs on the walls. Where to go, where everything is, how to use the (electronic, money-less lockers) ... etc. There is not even a Sign outside telling you what this building is. There also is no clock anywhere inside. Privacy is another issue that popped up during my visit. There was a lot of picture taking going on inside around the pool which is forbidden in almost every other public swimming pool that I know. But at least the (very friendly and helpful) Staff stepped in when some teenagers started taking under-water pictures. If you are shy, the upper sundeck is also not for you. The residential-buildings are quite close and there is no Visual cover of sorts and so there are a lot of people who can watch this sundeck up close from their living-rooms. Price-wise I´m not feeling the 5 Euro 60 (Residents of Issy get a reduction) Entrance fee for the pool. Sure, there are some good plans and abonnements if plan to go there often, but 5,60 is still a lot of money to go for a swim. Either way, I will certainly return in some weeks time, hoping everything is finished by then. It´s generally a nice, small, modern pool.