Kew Recreation Centre - Kew (VIC)

5 /5 Robert Cruickshanks: Good facilities for families with young children. (As well as regular pool) There is a toddler pool, and a 0.6m splash pool which is ideal for young kids. Disabled/family changing facilities are good and well equipped. There is also a small playpark behind the pool which can be accessed directly from poolside on nice days!

4 /5 Rowan Dierich: While this facility is aging, it is still a fully fledged gym, pool and spa/sauna health club and is popular with the Asian population of Kew. I have used the spa/sauna numerous times and find the facilities clean and in good working order. The clientele and staff are courteous. Prices are high for casual visits and membership costs are average for fitness centres but the highlight is the aquatic centre when compared to other clubs.

1 /5 Aman Bhalla: Folks ...... while I understand precautionary measures you are taking however this one simply defeats science. Viruses cannot survive temperatures higher than 50 degrees C, so not sure how closing down Sauna will help. Swimming pool is 10 times more likely to spread viruses than sauna. Elders are impacted with closure of Sauna, please reconsider your decision.

4 /5 Amanda T: Good facility, the pool doesnt have excess chlorine like the Ivanhoe one. It can be very crowded, especially with kids which no one seems to control, parents or staff. This does result in over crowded lanes at times, but if you go when there are no classes on youll have a better time. Youll have to be patient in the gym and change up the order of your workout if you want specific machines as there are usually quite a few people. You can usually get on things pretty quickly though as people are courteous and dont seem to linger on machines. The gym is clean and kept cool, and the new group fitness area is really nice. The staff are very friendly. One star lost due to the old men in the pool area who make you feel a bit uncomfortable by staring at you, even when you tell them to stop. Not really the venues fault though and youd probably have the same issue at any pool.

3 /5 Latoya Voogt: If you just want to go to the gym, its really expensive. If you use the classes and the swimming pool and spa, its a good deal. I dont like the pool as its not very deep and the adult lap pool is joined with the kids and babies pool. I just think this is unhygienic, but I still have to pay to use everything that I dont want to use. Also, this makes the toilets ans change rooms warm, moist and stuffy and the seats are often wet due to children and swimmers. The gym has a strange layout in one room which has cardio equipment and this weird space, then there is another bigger room with some cardio equipment and weights. There is a floor/mat area in both rooms, but it feels awkward using that space in the cardio room. Its $50 a fortnight to go to the gym as a member, and $25 to use the gym for a day (a rip off for sure!) The staff dont really talk much to you and the entry gate is always broken, its really obvious that they press a button to open it because the card scanner is faulty, but they somehow make it out like you are using the card incorrectly. The garden out the front is beautiful and fragrant in spring and has tulips, daffodils, irises and roses. The Le Mills classes are good and some instructors are amazing, but its up to personal preference. The machines work well and there is not often too much waiting time. If something breaks it is fixed quickly- I have seen this cause issues at previous gyms, but they keep the equipment running well.