TAC & CO

Mean personnel, creating problems about everything. They complained about my flip-flops, they didn't allow me into the pool because "swimming shorts are not allowed" and wanted me to buy a new one. English is barely spoken by the complainers - so keep it in mind if you are a foreigner. Despite they are all busy trying to create an image of standards, the place is actually not that clean and today none of the hair driers were working. Perhaps they should focus on fixing their issues instead of picking on customers. Not recommended.

Perfect place to spend time with kids. There is a very long and spacious slide that you can enjoy for hours. The kid was super happy. The stuff is friendly. The price is good. You can bring your kinderwagen inside. Lots of save vests for free. Indoor and outdoor pools with light water streams that enrertain the swim

great place to be with family, a lot of schools uses the pool during the week days, in the weekend its pretty full house , there are two huge free parking lots to park your car, its walking distance from train station and the bus station very wel know place got a restaurant and a coffee shop, there is also a super U nearby

Disappointing return to that pool. First time this year thought I’d go in for sauna and relax, paid entered to find that the sauna area that used to be free is now 2 euros (not a big problem) but you are restricted to time slots so I would have to wait 45 minutes to enter…..I feel the pool has lost its appeal. Also the changing booths were very very dirty with masses of long hair on the floor.

I've been going to this pool for years. The staff is friendly, it's relatively clean and the spa is free of extra charge with the swimming ticket which is for as long as you wish to stay. It's also open until 9:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays and I often go after work. Swimming cap is mandatory but they can sell you or loan you one if you forgot yours. The only downside is they don't have any limits to how many people can enter and very often during the summer if there are 800 people already inside it's a waste of your ticket to enter because you won't be able to swim with the 30 other people in one corridor.

Clean pool and changing area. Comfortable environment with inside and outside pools and a small shallow pool for toddlers. Fun water slides to go down for the kids. Ample parking. Bring a coin for the lockers. One changing room for both men and women with private stalls. Swimming cap is compulsory for everyone, even babies.

One of the better swimming pools I’ve been to in France, mainly for its all-round cleanliness, especially the changing rooms, which is very rare. The pools are large and the slide is great without much of a queue, and the kids had a great time. Only downside is the grey old lady selling tickets who seems to have a PhD in unpleasantness.

Plenty of "cleaners" who instead of cleaning prefer to bark at customers and in very aggressive way, forcing you to take your clean water shoes of, put the cup on bold headed baby etc... Also many of "security" people, who come after you and your family (including two small kids) shouting at you and creating problems from nothing (maybe being to bored). Basically it would be a great place if people working there were there to do their jobs instead of being mean to visitors and acting like a kings in their little kingdoms. We'll never go back there again.