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Centre Aquatique Coque

Luxembourg, Luxembourg Aquatic center

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. Very good olympic sized pool, modern, clean and not too busy. Located at a tram stop in Kirchberg, it's a massive complex. The changing rooms and separated and also one for families. There is a high dive area, swimming for kids and outdoor as well. They have few passes as well as daily ticket. Doesn' get any better. 50 or 25m pool, diving pool, small hot top for babies and in summer great outside space. However the is for people who want to swim, not an adventure place for kids. Suana area is also attached together with a gym. High standard! And perfect for International competitions. Very big pool, with good amenities. As a swimmer and water polo player, I must say that this is the most impressive swimming I have ever had the pleasure of using. The admission prices are incredibly reasonable, and the itself is absolutely stunning. A well managed and perfectly equipped facility. The staff is super welcoming and coaches offer professional guidance.. Only 50m in Luxembourg. WARNING: They close the lanes at some point in the day for kids to swim. So if you want to train properly at those times you can’t. They don’t warn you about this when you buy your ticket, it isn’t shown at the ticket desk, and they won’t refund your ticket - even if you’re not able to swim properly. Pretty annoying. You also need to wear a swimming cap. If you don’t have one they will make you buy one. Normally I would give this five stars. Nice long 50m swim, 25m wide, so plenty of space to share. Today I was disappointed to find it divided into lanes width-wise, with 10 lanes reserved for schools, and only 4 for the general public. After a chat with the man on the reception, I advise: during school days, avoid 08:00-12:00 and 14:00-16:00. Swim before 08:00, or during lunch break (probably a bit crowded), or after 16:00. It's greatl as such, with a beautiful swimming hall and clean, well temperatured water. Sadly, the changing rooms used to be way cleaner. There, cleaning seems to done only at floor level. Even after the yearly maintenance in September, the cabin walls remain dirty. Anarchy. I used to love this beautiful but it s so poorly managed that it can hardly get one star. First, the lanes are overcrowded. Almost one half of the has no lanes so those who want to swim properly need to pack in the other half. Second, i ve never seen a where diving fins are allowed. Here you have swimmers with flippers that are 70-80 cm long, which are rather annoying if not dangerous for other swimmers, but the management does not see a problem. Third, in spite of swimming caps being compulsory, i often see people without. Yet there are 2 lifeguards - they are meant to be monitoring but most of the time they chat and giggle in their corner. Last but not least, more than half of the lockers do not work - it s the same in the gyms, they don t bother fixing them and it takes 3 or 4 attempts to find one that works. Maybe time for some turnover in the management? 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. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

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. Very good olympic sized pool, modern, clean and not too busy. Located at a tram stop in Kirchberg, it's a massive complex. The changing rooms and separated and also one for families. There is a high dive area, swimming for kids and outdoor as well. They have few passes as well as daily ticket. Doesn' get any better. 50 or 25m pool, diving pool, small hot top for babies and in summer great outside space. However the is for people who want to swim, not an adventure place for kids. Suana area is also attached together with a gym. High standard! And perfect for International competitions. Very big pool, with good amenities. As a swimmer and water polo player, I must say that this is the most impressive swimming I have ever had the pleasure of using. The admission prices are incredibly reasonable, and the itself is absolutely stunning. A well managed and perfectly equipped facility. The staff is super welcoming and coaches offer professional guidance.. Only 50m in Luxembourg. WARNING: They close the lanes at some point in the day for kids to swim. So if you want to train properly at those times you can’t. They don’t warn you about this when you buy your ticket, it isn’t shown at the ticket desk, and they won’t refund your ticket - even if you’re not able to swim properly. Pretty annoying. You also need to wear a swimming cap. If you don’t have one they will make you buy one. Normally I would give this five stars. Nice long 50m swim, 25m wide, so plenty of space to share. Today I was disappointed to find it divided into lanes width-wise, with 10 lanes reserved for schools, and only 4 for the general public. After a chat with the man on the reception, I advise: during school days, avoid 08:00-12:00 and 14:00-16:00. Swim before 08:00, or during lunch break (probably a bit crowded), or after 16:00. It's greatl as such, with a beautiful swimming hall and clean, well temperatured water. Sadly, the changing rooms used to be way cleaner. There, cleaning seems to done only at floor level. Even after the yearly maintenance in September, the cabin walls remain dirty. Anarchy. I used to love this beautiful but it s so poorly managed that it can hardly get one star. First, the lanes are overcrowded. Almost one half of the has no lanes so those who want to swim properly need to pack in the other half. Second, i ve never seen a where diving fins are allowed. Here you have swimmers with flippers that are 70-80 cm long, which are rather annoying if not dangerous for other swimmers, but the management does not see a problem. Third, in spite of swimming caps being compulsory, i often see people without. Yet there are 2 lifeguards - they are meant to be monitoring but most of the time they chat and giggle in their corner. Last but not least, more than half of the lockers do not work - it s the same in the gyms, they don t bother fixing them and it takes 3 or 4 attempts to find one that works. Maybe time for some turnover in the management? 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. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.

4.5 · 133 reviews Maps
Address · Phone · Hours
Address
2 Rue Léon Hengen, Luxembourg, LU
Phone
+352 43 60 60 1
Monday12 to 10 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM to 10 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM to 10 PM
Thursday8:00 AM to 10 PM
Friday8:00 AM to 10 PM
Saturday10:00 AM to 7 PM
Sunday10:00 AM to 7 PM

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