This was my first—and definitely my last—visit to this facility. Before arriving, I specifically called to make sure the pool was open. I was clearly told that everything was operating normally and the pool was available. However, once we got there, it turned out that the entire pool was occupied by a children’s swimming class. Of course, no one had mentioned this over the phone. We were forced to wait and went to the sauna until the class was over. When we later returned to the pool, the instructor, Katarzyna, stated that the pool was closed to customers until 8:00 PM because it belonged to the swimming school, and that it was “my problem” that I had arrived at that time. According to her, I should have checked the schedule myself, even though I had called earlier and received incorrect information from the staff. This woman’s behavior was arrogant and unprofessional, and she also made xenophobic remarks. When I was speaking with my brother in another language (without addressing her), she said: “You’re in Poland—speak Polish.” I find this unacceptable and offensive. As if that weren’t enough, half the lockers in the changing room are broken and unusable. To sum up: terrible organization, misleading customers, rude staff, and a lack of basic respect. I definitely do not recommend this place and advise you to avoid it.

A great place to play tennis, with the best carpet courts I’ve ever played on. The staff is friendly and helpful, though, as is typical for facilities like this, there are certain rules for court reservations that you need to follow.