[ukposter]

Can anyone pls recommend a decent hotel gym, preferably with a pool, as an alternative to the usual Fitness First type places? Ideally somewhere you can longe around a bit on a weekend as well as running etc... Any idea of cost?

Shangri-La quoted me about 35000k a year or something, which seems a lot.

I heard the Park Lane is ok, but no pool, but haven't been able to find anything on the internet regarding prices.

Cheers

[Sazzy]

Are you staying at the hotel or do you just want a good gym and pool? If you are staying in the hotel, why not try a service apartment with a pool like Parkview or the Gateway - depending on your budget. If you just want to use a gym and pool then there is one gym in Central which has a pool but Ive forgotten the name of it now.
What are you looking for?

[Sazzy]

Ooooohhhh, forgot to say that the Conrad Hotel has a nice pool.

[Sazzy]

Me Again - the gym with a pool is Seasons Fitness.

[claireabella]

can you go usethe conrad hotel pool for the day for a fee do you know?

[martyn]

Originally Posted by Sazzy

Ooooohhhh, forgot to say that the Conrad Hotel has a nice pool.

Indeed, in perfect view of people working in the Bank of China tower!

[claireabella]

wonderful - am sure they will enjoy the view ;-s

[Sazzy]

ring them and see - or just be brave and walk in - they never ask for ID or anything

[ukposter]

Thanks.

What I was after was somewhere nice where I could do a spot of lounging around of a weekend with a bit of exercise thrown in too.

Problem is hotels seem to be astronomically expensive from what info I can gather...

[martyn]

Originally Posted by ukposter

Thanks.

What I was after was somewhere nice where I could do a spot of lounging around of a weekend with a bit of exercise thrown in too.

Problem is hotels seem to be astronomically expensive from what info I can gather...

You are probably better off joining Physical, and then going to the one in TST - which is built inside the Sheraton Hotel. Although it doesn't include the hotel facilities, I'm sure you can pay on a per use basis and would probably be cheaper than paying 35000k a year