Badezentrum Ringallee, Stadtwerke Gießen AG

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Top Nice place Expensive, lot of people, difficult to swim because there is only 2 lines for swimmer. The rest is nice. Der Stellplatz ist für einen Kurzaufenthalt gut geeignet. Es fehlt nur der Sanitärteil, der zwar beim Badezentrum mitbenutzt werden darf - aber nur zu den Öffnungszeiten. Das ist nicht immer einfach, leider. Es sollte der Stadt doch möglich sein, mit den andernorts gebräuchlichen Automaten ein Lösung zu finden. Indoor and sauna, outdoor is free for students 🌅 perfect for a hot summer day or if you want to train. Nice place to pass time with friends and family. In summer, sunny 🌞 day view is awesome. Great place for bicycling as well as other sports activities. Such a fun place to go. Even though it's winter, it's super warm inside. I definitely recommend bringing friends to have fun. They have a big heated swimming pool, that goes from 1,3 meters deep to 3,8, where people actually jump from platforms and dive! There's also a water slide that is the fair size. Additionally, there's a medium swimming for children and a very small for really small children. The place also offers facilities to take a shower after swimming. They have hairdryers for free. The prices are kinda salty, but they're worth it. I visited the indoor at Ringallee in with my friend around 20:00 for swimming. We are beginner swimmers, so we were practicing in the smaller (around 1.25 m depth). The is supposed to be open until 22:00, but after around 30 minutes, a staff member told us to leave the small because they needed to clean it, and asked us to move to the big pool. Since we are still learning, it was not safe or comfortable for us to use the deep pool. When we explained this, the staff told us we could go to the Kinderbecken (children’s pool), which felt a bit embarrassing and not appropriate for adults who are simply beginners. I’m not sure if this is normal practice in Germany, but if the is open until 22:00, I feel the smaller should also remain available for adults who are learning. It would be great if the management could consider keeping a safe, shallow area open for beginner swimmers until closing time. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. Indoor swimming pool