The facility is designed by Soviet architects for salary, not for customers, and strongly needs redesign and renovation. Long corridors, sad faces, female cleaners in male's dressing room, overcrowded pool tracks, unexplainable bans and prescriptions - all these are ugly signs of continuous governmental property.

The swimming pool is arguably the best in the city. No doubt, the facility has a number of little flaws like old-fashioned membership / booking system and buttons to hold in the shower 🚿 . Nevertheless, compared to the overall service level in Belarus, it offers extensive services, and guarantees a generally satisfactory experience, especially for its regulars, i. e. when you’re familiar with the place and its dos and donts.

The place is not bad although a bit old. Toilets not very clean and no tissue available. Shower floors very slippery.

Good place to swim, but too much people at the evenings. Sometime water too freshly.

Variety of swimming pools (50m long swimming pool, 25m long swiming pool, swimming pool in the open air, and deep swimming pool for jumping) and programms to visit, soviet kind of service, reasonable prices.

Flip-flags on one side of the pool are absent. You are welcome to break your neck there. Update: after going through the official 'request for an improvement' process, they fixed it by splitting the existing flags into both sides of the pool. At least, it's much safer now. The pool is, probably, the best in the town though. Bumping up to 4. Note: If you are up to endurance/long-distance swimming -- this place is for you... 50m... but visit during off-peak hours like 9am-12am.

Lanes can get quite busy and there are way too many bandaids at the bottom of the pool. An overall okay pool. 45 mins of swimming for 9 BYN

I'm a regular swimming pool visitor. The swimming pool is good enough, however a lot of swimming tracks are rented sometimes and to much people for regular swimming tracks.