1/5 Celine P. 1 month ago on Google • 2 reviews New
Crowded
facilities,
uncivil
behaviours,
dishonest
practices
and
unresponsive
management
The
pros:
the
location
for
those
who
live
or
work
nearby;
a
few
excellent,
dedicated
and
kind
teachers
The
cons:
below
are
points
I
raised
with
the
management.
I
received
no
reply
and
so
I
thought
to
share
what
it
really
is
like
to
be
a
member
at
this
club.
Just
read
and
see
for
yourself.
In
addition,
the
staff
plainly
lied
to
me
in
order
to
avoid
applying
the
2-free-month
promotional
offer
that
I
was
entitled
to
claim.
Finally,
every
email
I've
sent
to
the
management
remained
unanswered.
I
am
starting
to
wonder
whether
they
actually
exist.
Issues
with
the
facilities
-
Facilities
regularly
out
of
order:
bathrooms,
jacuzzi,
sauna,
hammam,
showers
-
Inconsistent
water
temperature
in
the
showers
and
low
pressure
most
of
the
time
-
Paper
towels,
tissues
and
earbuds
often
missing
-
Shower
gel
dispensers
in
the
showers
broken
or
missing
their
lid,
which
is
unhygienic
-
Shower
floors
not
clean
-
Sauna
door
broken
and
not
closing
hermetically
last
time
I
checked
-
Floors
in
front
of
the
bathrooms
typically
wet
AND
full
of
hairs
-
Overcrowded
studios
and
changing
rooms
-
While
I
am
sure
that
most
cleaning
ladies
do
their
very
best,
I
regularly
see
one
"doing
her
laundry",
washing
her
own
clothes
in
the
sink.
I
saw
another
washing
her
feet
in
the
sink
as
well...
that
is
the
same
sink
where
I
brush
my
teeth...
cleaning
ladies
are
sometimes
chatting
with
members
about
beauty
products
while
the
floors
are
slippery
or
full
of
hair.
-
The
zen
studio
floor
is
often
dirty
(big
chunks
of
dust)
and
sweat
is
not
wiped
before
the
next
class,
particularly
after
TRX
classes.
Uncivil
and
disrespectful
behaviours
I've
personally
witnessed
-
A
member
routinely
makes
intimidating
and
disrespectful
remarks
to
other
members
and
cleaning
staff.
This
is
not
a
one-off
behaviour
but
consistent
bullying.
This
issue
was
raised
at
the
reception
but
I
never
received
any
follow-up
on
whether
it
was
dealt
with
or
not
(odds
are,
it
wasn't)
-
new
disrespectful
and
uncivil
behaviours
every
day.
A
recent
"novelty"
was
someone
who
thought
it
was
a
good
idea
to
throw
a
big
apple
core
inside
one
of
the
toilets
(while
there
is
a
bin
right
next
to
it)
-
People
leave
dirty
towels
and
soiled
tissues
behind
them
in
the
changing
rooms
with
no
consideration
for
others
-
People
apparently
stole
the
plastic
containers
in
which
earbuds
are
placed,
requiring
them
to
be
taped
to
the
wall
to
avoid
them
being
stolen
again
...............
-
A
new
member
consistently
has
extremely
strong
body
odours.
I
happened
to
be
next
to
them
during
a
yoga
class
where
students
are
quite
close
to
each
other
and
I
had
to
leave
the
class
before
the
end
because
it
was
unbearable
(and
there
was
no
available
spot
for
me
to
move).
On
a
different
day
the
smell
was
the
same.
I
am
aware
that
this
is
beyond
the
club
control,
but
just
know
that
will
be
taking
classes
with
people
with
no
basic
hygiene.
-
People
leave
the
hammam
and
leave
the
door
open
behind
them
-
People
exiting
the
showers
and
leaving
the
water
running
........
-
People
having
long
phone
conversations
in
the
changing
rooms
(or
even
in
the
toilets,
while
people
are
waiting
in
line
outside)
Club
rules
that
are
not
respected
-
People
typically
arrive
late
in
the
collective
classes
-
from
5
to
even
15
minutes
late,
disrupting
the
class
-
I've
seen
people
leave
their
mats
and
pillows
behind
them
in
the
zen
studio
even
though
there
is
another
class
right
after
and
people
are
coming
in
-
Almost
everyone
brings
their
phone
in
the
zen
studio
and
do
not
keep
these
phones
on
silent
-
it
is
not
unusual
that
phones
start
ringing,
including
in
yoga
classes
-
People
bring
their
shoes
into
the
zen
studio
even
if
it's
not
allowed
and
insist
on
keeping
them
next
to
their
mats.