Very clean, big, comfortable especially with spa and sauna.

Its a nice cosy shopping mall and ypu can find almost everything here from clothes to grocceries, includes also lots of restaurants. 5 hours free parking as well.

Lacks a café/restaurant to get something to eat/drink. Also, hard to understand why both parents must pay when only one is in the water with the child. The entrance fee is too expensive (70kr pp) for it to be justified. Else, the staff is friendly and the locker rooms are tidy. The swimmingpools are what you expect.

If you come here don't leave your shoes to the entry. Take and lock them inside in the locker room in the cabinet. Last time mine were gone and even if they have cameras on the entry that wouldn't help at all. In 11 years since I have been in all the swimming areas around Stockholm now was the first time when I was robbed. Anyway, the place is clean and stuff is friendly.

They have a great gym. The pool is just 25 meter and often a lot of kids playing, so not perfect for swimming (but maybe for families?). The sauna is large with a temperate, a medium warm and a hot section. They should raise the temperature, in the temperate section especially.

Everything is clean, organize and perfect for a swim. I highly recommend to go to in the mornings on weekends to have more space.

Lovely pool area. Kids pool a good temperature. Friendly and helpful, bilingual staff. Open plan showers not to my taste, but warm and with good water pressure.

They have a 25 meters swimming pool, 12 meters training pool, whirlpool and saunas. A gym to you can exercise your body and cross exercise machines and running machines. Two sports halls, two aerobics rooms and one bicycle room. Also Naprapat clinic

It's a nice small swimming pool, but it seems more aimed at kids and amateur swimmers. Most of the time they don't have even one lane dedicated to faster swimmers and you kinda feel excluded - even if you manage to find a spot on the side to do crawl, other visitors are not very considerate and force you out when it gets more crowded. With 6 lanes they really could afford to leave at least one for more advanced swimmers, there would still be plenty of space for play and slow breaststroke. Another thing that bothers me a bit is that there are no toilets right next to the pool (or they are so poorly marked that I never managed to find them). You have to go all the way back to the changing rooms. I don't want to think about how that may affect some visitors' habits.

Sometimes a bit "chaotic" with lots of kids, but usually not too crowded. Much more clean than Eriksdalsbadet for ex. 2 different saunas, rarely crowded. Yacuzzi usually full.