Best Indoor Swimming Pools For Kids En Berlin Near Me

Ирина Воина: It's not new, there is no cameraz there, and I am afraid of to take money there. at the beginning of the summer my Armani glasses were stolen there. Unpleasant. But the pool itself is cool, the instructors are nice, the water is good temperature, it's clean and I like this pool. I swim there at least 5 times a week 

Yong: Great swimming pool, really clean and pretty.

Ali Rabiee: It's a nice pool with friendly staff, however, it is usually very busy. There is a variable depth of 0.6m to 3m but there's no divided section for non-swimmers only, so it really makes it hard to practice when learning without bumping to other swimmers.

Munkhnast Lamjav (Mo): Lovely interior, doesn't get too crowdy. Open most days until 10 p.m. but no entrance after 21:30.

Andrea Covic: Here you can have a good swimm. Not overcrowded and very clean.

Daniel Thiele: Beautiful architecture! However, if you're looking for a sports oriented pool, this might be not the right place. At one end the pool is only 60cm deep, which makes flip turns impossible. Only 2 lanes available, and other guests were quite slow (Sunday). Had an unpleasant encounter with one employee who gave me a 5min lecture when I took off my FFP2 mask for stretching. Unnecessary, as I did not even object to him. Overall, disappointing.

Siva: Yeah its confirmed again. Very rude staff. They make stupid rules to satisfy their saddistic behaviours. Also behaved differently to me than the other 2 german girls who got kicked out. That makes me think if he is racist. Pool welcomes sport swimmers by giving all the lines to them and only one to the people who are with kids or who wants to do leisure swimming. That one lane is always crowded. Left the pool in 10 mins and ofcourse never going again.

Beatrice Geoffrin: Very quiet on a Sunday night so great for swimming + beautiful building

jon sandoval: OK if you only want to swim lapse because that's all you can do here it's quite small what you see in the picture is all you get so if you're are planning on having a fun time doing other things besides standard lapse don't come here but if you want to do lapse then yes this is a good place

Vladyslava Zadorozhna: Very cool watersports complex. There are several pools, 2 for the sports school and their students, one 50-meter pool for adult visitors and smaller pools for children visitors.

Levin Song: Spacious locker room and pool. If you’re looking for a nice swimming experience. This is the right place.

blinkinglightbeacon: I'm very happy this place exists. The pool is a good temperature and clean, as are the locker rooms. It can get busy and there is some congestion in the lanes but that's kind of unavoidable in a public pool. For the people complaining about the unfriendliness at the Kasse, who cares? I don't need people smiling and wishing me a good day all the time. We're not in America.

Tim Schwebs: One of the biggest swimming halls in Berlin and venue of many national and international competitions. So definitely a visit worth. (Btw just visiting and not swimming is for free ^^)

Nicolás Mazitelli: Its the best pool ive ever seen. All the employees where ultra kind and guided me through. I was afraid because i dont speak german but they all speak english really well. The pool was huuuge and the lanes were pretty free. Amazing experience.

J Somar: Great swimming pools for training and leisure. The installations are quite clean in general. There is a tribune to watch the competitions and a café to have some snack. There is also a direct access from the sbahn Landsberger Allee which makes it very easy to get there with public transportation. Open all year round.

Marin Dokoza: The pool is nice, clean and modern, there is also section for the kids and cafe/restaurant area with small snacks. If you go there prepare some coins to avoid problems. To use locker you will need 2 euros coin (you should put it in the locker and you will get it back) and you will need some coins to use hairdryier. The pool was quite busy on Sunday but people in the pool were mostly nice and they respected that there is more people (around 4) in one lane.

Zinia Farzana: Nice and helpful trainers. Swimming pools are lively. They could do a better job at keeping the showers cleaner though

Dinz Ramz: My favorite place for swimming because of the 50 mts length. I would recommend morning swims to avoy too crowded lanes and kids classes.

Laurent Kaestli: Nice. Go in early before 10 on weekends

Michele: After the closure in summer 2018 they made the pool only available for the public in the very early morning hours (and in the weekend). I find that such a waste! I was enjoying going there in the middle of the day. Anyways, it's a very nice, simple swimming pool. Next to a standard 25m pool there is a tiny pool for kids with stairs on one side, where it can be nice to relax. The windows wall makes for very nice lighting inside in any condition. The water is not extremely warm. Usually, a couple of lanes are reserved for proper swimming. They get a little crowded at times, but never too much.

Aurelio Ogliari: On paper, this little pool has everything to be perfect.. It's clean, modern, not too crowded, very central, cheap, has perfect natural light coming from the side and you can even see the trees while swimming. This is every swimmer wet dream (ah-ah). Except... Unfortunately its opening times are a total joke and make consistent training practically impossible. It is open a total of 1.30 hrs a day every day from 6.30 to 8am, except on Wednesdays. That day it's open 0 hours. If you want to know what you're missing you can come during the weekends, provided it's not unexpectedly closed for random reasons.

Konrad Jurk: Properly cleaned water and changing rooms, nice staff. In addition to the 25m pool there is a non-swimmers pool ideal to work on your technique. You'll need a 1€ coin as a pledge for the locker and optionally a 5ct coin for the hair dryer. A ticket costs 3,50€ before 2:30pm and after 8pm. In between 5,50€. The atmosphere on weekday mornings is appealing: Unexcited, respectful people focused to swim some laps.

Rosaleen O'Brien: Nice clean pool and a relatively low fee (4 Euros) for an hour and a half swim. Very deep pool both ends so opportunities for diving and swimming deep deep deep. Good clean facilities, with well-designed changing rooms keeping outdoor wear out of the wet-side.

Simone Broggini: It would be a nice place to have a swim and sauna, but within the last month they have been closed on working days without notice in two occasions. On the first of March for some "staff training" and today 22/03 for "protest". It's a shame for the employees and the facilities which would be great.

Daria: The place is good and a nice benefit is their membership in Urban Sports Club. Minuses are: deposit for the locker (1 euro which you going to have back, but you need to have it on you before passing a tourniquet) and payment for the hair drying machine (5 cents in one coin). Payment or deposit won't be a problem if there were exchange machine in the area.

K. Komi: Facilities are clean and adequate. The pool length is not long, I think less than 25ms. The pool is heated which helps to get in, especially in winter. It can get crowded during after-work hours!

João Araújo: Crowded and the locker rooms can be confusing. The fact that you have to pay 5cents to use the hairdryer is ridiculous, specially cause the entrance costs 3,50€ - not that cheap. Very clean and modern building.

Leigh Globisch: I prebooked and still had to stand in a queue to go through the stall so its really pointless buying tickets online. And definitely don't complain to security because you get put into the naughty corner (and told that they will open the second teller) and end up waiting way longer than if you just shut your mouth and stayed in the original queue. Just stay in the matrix like a good little sausage and everything will be fine.

Maria Joao coelho: EDIT: I've tried this swimming pool again during school hours and it was quieter, however there's still just one line for swimming. Still people swimming in random directions and in completely different speeds, making it very hard and frustrating for serious swimmers. I don't understand why there isn't a *fast lane*, and a *slow lane*. I won't return again. "" If you're serious about swimming, then avoid this place. Lots of loud rude teenagers. People just hanging out occupying space... And others swimming in random directions. The space is beautiful, but the type of crowd that uses this pool might make your experience very frustrating.

Loay: I enjoyed having a casual swim in this Stadtbad! It was very clean, private rooms to change in addition to showers and a platform for hair drying! there were lockers with 1€ deposit which made life easier. The main pool is around 25m long, I was lucky that it was not crowdy. Also there are two platforms to jump from, but only available at certain times! What I enjoyed the most here was the salted pool, with all the Jaccuzzi effects, it kept me very relaxed till the end of the day! Moreover, there is also another area downstairs for kids, featuring a small pool where a part of it outdoors, it can surely be great in the summer! There is also one water slide, its nothing much, but surely the kids will enjoy their time there! The staff was also friendly in helping us choose which ticket to book suitable for our needs!

Katja Moßner: I liked it - it’s all very clean and a nice modern building with pools on two levels (it took me a while to understand that the swimming lanes are upstairs) and here why I gave only 4 stars: there are not real lanes set and no one here understands to at least try to swim in a straight line .. it was more like exercising in a lake with people confusingly swimming in alle directions 😅

Canny Chiang: We went for baby swimming. Clean changing room and spacious. They offer changing table for babies which is really thoughtful. Unfortunately there is only one baby changing table so we had to queue. There is also a baby bed on the floor so that you could put the baby in it when you change clothes. There are lockers in the changing room so bring 1 euro coin with you. Hair dryers cost 50 cents. The staffs are friendly. Baby swimming course was quite interesting and my baby loves it. But the quality of water is not so good. My baby stayed in water for 30 -40 mins and he had rashes on his back. They disappeared few hours later but it would be good if the quality of water is better.

Runamile Czyborra: relaxing pools of fitting size for pleasant crowd once you manage the oversized lockers maze

Yara Arafa: Great location close to several bus lines and sbahn.Large 25m pool and several small ones for children. One very large water slideClean showers and changing rooms

Ingo Arend: the Stadtbad Schöneberg "Hans Rosenthal" named after a famous Showmaster with jewish background is a beautiful, 1930 opened and 2012 completely renovated swimming pool in clinker brick construction. bright, clean, transparent. unfortunately much too small. the salt pool is often broken. Despite several attempts, there's still no sauna. The rarely frequented restaurant in the swimming pool could have been dispensed with in favor of a larger swimming pool. that gets very full quickly. the separate swimming lanes are constantly occupied by swimming courses. the rest of the tank then becomes a shark tank. And at the weekend, the pool quickly turns into a noisy family hell, where swimmers can quickly go insane. otherwise it's ok.

Elena feijoo: Only knocked a star because it's very crowded, but kinda hard not to be and also they handle it very well with timeslots. Used to go swim laps there, hard to get a space but when you do it's nice. Last weekend took my baby for the first time, lots of older kids playing in the baby pool despite there being another kids pool which was kind of difficult with splashing but also ok, still really nice. I am from warm weather so i just appreciate having access to a pool that's warm enough for my baby and to spend a few hours swimming

M F: Freezing water temperature Sauna closed Small swimming lanes (18 meters or so) Lovely architecture Friendly staff Spacious locker room

Tobias Kunkel: Nice swimming pool with great antique optics.

Raphael Erik: You can come swim around (breaststroke) here as a tourist in two beautiful pools or relax on a pool chair or sauna. Also bring your own towel, flip flops (optional), body wash, Shampoo, and an extra bag for your wet swimwear. Hair dryers and lockers are available for a few coins.

jon sandoval: Not really a place for lapse more of a place for chilling so if chilling is what you're looking for this might be OK but doing lapse or a workout not a good place

Munkhnast Lamjav (Mo): Beautiful interior but bit too short for me for swimming.

Dawid Golik: Great architecture but not the best conditions to swim, also no access for men on Mondays.

jared goldman: Sunday early session. The pool is small 25 m. Luckily not so busy and most people only stayed 20 mins. So by the end I had the entire pool to myself. Beautiful surroundings and good for a relaxing recovery swim. But not a place for a workout.

Kat Siurek: really nice atmosphere. The water has perfect temperature if you want to swim, but if you want to hang out in the water (even after swimming some rounds), it gets really cold fast. anyway, definitely worth a visit.

Kate K: This is not a sauna, it's a time capsule at it's best. The architecture adds character which is great - would it be then dark wood panelled walls in reading room, beautiful mosaic windows, marmor staircases, pillars arching above the pools, water spitting lions... it all adds up. Plus they have a bar which looks a bit a off with it's kitsch pink deco and plastic green plants, but the fresh steaming soup and a fish tank makes it all up! But why, oh why are they not selling DRAFT beer!? Taps are there...The saunas are good though, they have small circle shape relaxing pool and cooling down one to dip in. Plus you can scribble down your name there and then, and you have reserved a full body massage on a spot! Main swimming pools have separate entrance.. Some Sundays they offer naked swimming in candlelight! Why not!? Enjoy!

Bohdan Iuylskiy: All, what is necessary for good training is present in this swimming pool, all is good

sunny kumar: It is open till 9:30 pmPrice : 5.5 euro eachTwo pools , one for child and learner and second for professional swimmer

Harshita Tiwari: Big swimming pool and quite big kids pool as well. The locker and showers are clean and nice.

Ken E: Nice pool, probably generally overly crowded, but currently with the appointments, it's very pleasant! Appointments are schedulable exactly 72 hours before the opening of the scheduled block time. It is also possible to come right on time for the start of a block session and get a ticket at the cashier's. However, those tickets are limited, too, so there won't be a guarantee that you can enter that way. Also, the overall pace is slow. Even the fast lane will be slow for a decent swimmer.

daryoush haj-najafi: The pool is lovely. The changing rooms and showers super clean. The staff mostly super nice. But anyone who swims at all seriously absolutely can not swim here the two fast lanes were so slow I had to tread water behind people even after leaving them a 15 m head start. In most countries in the world I have to swim in the medium lane. But sadly in Berlin most pools have zero lane discipline and very slow swimmers make swimming impossible. If a pool isn’t too busy or is 50m it’s OK, but this pool although not particularly busy there was no way you could swim. The German attitude in their liberal way was if people want to swim slowly what can we do? But first off why have fast lanes and just let people swim slowly in them then? Secondly I’m a taxpayer and Berlin Baeder card payer too, medium swimmers like me and fast swimmers deserve somewhere to swim too. Sure one of the life guards recommended Europasportpark but that’s 45 minutes away, it seems insane when every other country in Europe manages to have a lane system that people who actually like swimming can find it impossible to swim in their local pool in Berlin. And let’s remind ourselves this is a pool with lanes! Of course you don’t expect to swim lengths in a fun pool. Its just so frustrating to waste time getting to a pool, having checked online that it’s open and they have lanes to find its impossible to use. Another gentleman also said he couldn’t swim more than two lanes and was on his way out.

David Gerson: This is a tough pool for laps in the morning and evening. Lots of slow swimmers who don't respect lane rules. Lockers are big and bright. Showers are good. Pool is nice and deep, but the water is always very foggy. Can never see to the other end at its a 25M. There are way better options in Berlin unless you're really stuck in this neighborhood.

Flo Pol: I went on Thursday evening (after 20.00 to have the night tarif). It was clean. Not too full, but also not empty. It was good to have a long swim, and then to rest a bit in the smaller bath which is also less crowded!

Pritam Kole: Sometimes crowded but rest is fine..

Roy Grossman: Stadtbad Wilmersdorf is a nice 25m leisure pool. The pool is crowded in the 'early bird' and 'late night tarrif, which makes exercising difficult as you constantly bump into other swimmers who leisure swim in your lane. The pool is seasonal. It is open from Fall to late Spring. In summer you can use the summer pool. The facilities are clean and well maintained. The pool is right next to public transportation which is a plus.

Juan Martin Perez Bernal: Great place very organized. Ticketing is a bit complicated because there are a lot of rules when it comes to reduced tariffs, so I would recommend to buy the tickets at the entrance instead of online.

Kurtis Morley: I last swam here 1984-86 stationed there as officer in US Army Berlin Brigade 42nd Engineer Co. CSB. I loved having it then, appreciated its history and beauty. Looks and sounds like the same I remember it. I don't recall it was open to public much if at all then, likely not used as much but we did some swim training and exercising, some competitions and the swim part towards earning the German Sports Medal. I heard it was prominently used for German Team swim training prior to 1936 Berlin Olympics though if not built before 1938 then that doesn't seem possible. My wife and I loved living in W. Berlin, thankful we weren't attacked by Warsaw Pact, eldest daughter born there, visited 5 days in 2010 and want to go back soon again. BTW, I knew the last surviving member of the USA 8-man Crew Team, from Univ. Of Washington, that won Gold Medal in 1936 Olympics - unfortunately he passed a few years ago in his 90's.

Nick: Arrived hoping to go swimming after a long trip from the UK to Berlin. I spent €23+ getting to the pool from my accommodation and arrived at the reception desk at 17:31 only to be told that I couldn't go swimming because the "system" closes 1 hour before the actual closing time and that there was nothing that could be done about it. Really unhappy and not a great start to my holiday. WTAF.

David Jeffery: I'm visiting Berlin on holiday so this is from a British/tourist perspective. The pool and facilities were very clean and the building was beautiful - it felt quite strange swimming in such a grand building. At €3.50 a ticket it was really good value (and the lockers returned the €1 coin). There were a few differences to my pool back home - the water was slightly colder (which I preferred to be honest) but the main difference was that the swim lanes were not differentiated based on speed. Maybe there's an informal rule the locals know, but I didn't so I plonked myself in a lane and hoped for the best. It seemed to work out fine for the most part but it did impact some of my speed work. This might not bother you though!

Parul Kumar: Best pool in Berlin for lap swimming!

narayanan govindarajan: Wonderful pool with way high ceiling roof with good space and possible to have 50m/ as well as 25m.Worth visiting for any swim lovers once :)

Maryna Cherniavska: UPDATE from January 2022: out of 6 dryers, 3 are now broken, and they're broken for weeks without anyone doing anything. Due to Corona, the lanes are widened to 3xsize. Tickets can only be bought online and they are so scarce, they go sold in mere seconds. The pool is big, beautiful with huge hugh windows and lots of light, and was not overcrowded on a Sunday morning. The administrator spoke English. I take one star off for not enough changing rooms and only a few hair dryers (and paid - you need small change). I brought my own dryer but there weren't any sockets for this. Otherwise, I liked it a lot, it was pretty clean, clean water, perfect temperature, good renovated showers. Will definitely return. Note: get a euro for the locker, and two euro coins if you will also use a locker for costly items which is located at the entrance and watched by the admin.

David “Miro” Grund: Amazing indoor swimming pool!

Howard Fenton: I spent many happy childhood days with friends swimming here from 1964 - 1966, although the diving tower frightened me. The three-meter platform was all I would dare. I'm glad to see it has been well taken care of.

Vishwas G: If you don't speak German, this is the worst place to visit. I went to this location today, March 19th, around 12.15 p.m., and I seriously regret going there. If you don't speak German, you'll be treated horribly. I'd like to share my experience. With my children, I went to this location (bronze certified). One lady approached me and told me I couldn't swim and that I should only swim in one place so as not to bother others. I agreed with her and never made a fuss. But she kept coming back and making comments about my kids, even after I assured her they were bronze eligible. My children were depressed and irritated.

Mr. X Flo: Olympic size swimming pool, easy to book and pay via their online page. The pool water is clean and the reception people are always nice.

Leonid Levitchi: All you need to have a nice swimming season.

Jayantraj Bhagyawant: The pool is long and has good quality of water. However, the lady at the reception is not that great. Also, no glasses or swimming pads were offered even when asked a couple of times. The bathrooms, changing areas and lockers are good. Worth a try.

Shervin Adler: There was very busy, so many people swim there. The lockers were 90% broken. Bad experience. I won't go there any more.

Veronika Smik: Good, clean swimming hall, unfortunately often overcrowded and you have to fight your way through to the other side. There is only an open changing space divided for men and women, so nothing for shy people. The mirror and hair dryers are placed in the common corridor, so that you don't really have access to a washbasin or toilet anymore, unless you want to go through the shower area in your clothes..

simon steuer: Best pool in the Borough of Marzahn-Hellersdorf and perhaps even the east of Berlin, just renewed the pool with a competition style pool. Best very early in the morning.

Afroza Khanam: My kids said that, the securities & educators are rough....dont know whether they are rasist or not!

Iryna: It’s working till 22:00 as in the scheduleBUT THEY CLOSED AT 21:30. WHY?

Tani Sandoval: This place is perfect to swim in the morning. It is important to know that it has specific schedules to use the pool. The structure allows to spend the time to relax in this beatiful pool !!! Do not forget to bring your padlock to leave your things in the loocker

paula: Very big, and nice people. You can watch e.g. your children from the f&b area.

Fra R: Nice pool

Amos Singarella: Great to follow champions league game here.

Hady Yacoub: nice pool, but very old infrastructure

Mahdi Faour: Cool!

Bernd Brauer: Top, super Bad,

Gábor Scheiling: Ok

Rasul Majo: Zip

Daniela amritha: Supercool, the waves are really fun. You have to book online, only restricted number of people is allowed in a 3-hour- time -slot which makes it not so crowded. Nice corona side effect👍. 3 pools: one for waves, one for non swimmer and a 25 -meter-pool for swimmers only. Perfect. And once again: nice that the pools are not so crowded in these times. protocol could always stay like that.

Agustín: It is a nice place to spend part of your day. Pools are very nice 😊

Joseph Pentland: I would rate this much higher if it wasn't closed every summer. The pools are good, especially the large 2m one, and wave pool for kids. Sometimes there are annoying teenagers jumping in the water, though.

Agata M: Prices went up from 5.5 to 7.5 EUR which is just not worth it considering you queue 30min at the start and you have to leave the pool 30min before the closing. There is zero power plugs and hence you can't use your own hair dryer, you have to walk out with your hair wet or queue to use public hairdryer (for which you need to have 5c). A lot of things are not maintained well for example it happens often that the locker keys are mismatched. Cafeteria has only fried food and not even child friendly, they dont have hot dogs.

Amal Roy: Had a lot of fun when all the facilities were open

Daniil Markov: Very nice public pool for bathing with kids. It's a bit cold but that's fine. The reason why I rate it 1 star is that the diving facility is always closed even though it is advertised on the web-site. I cannot tolerate if I go somewhere, pay my money, and then find out that info on the web-site is wrong. Also, staff was not particularly friendly.

Johanna Libowitzky: I used to be a competitive swimmer so I've seen my fare share of public / school pools. This one is the most disgusting I've ever seen! In the training pool you can't even see half way down the 25m lane because the water is so cloudy. For reference usually you should be able to see through a whole 50m pool with goggles on. Also the wardrobes and other facilities are lacking basic cleanliness and I'm definitely not super picky when it comes to that. The photos look nice but definitely would advise not to go there!

Peter Adolfsen Løhmann: Good wave swimming pool, although the life guards, of which there were plenty, were alas reluctant to open the jumping pool. Water temperature on the cold side for smaller kids for longer stays, as well as the room temperature, and sauna access requires a special card. Good swimming areas and small, but fun, water slide.

Paul C: Went there on a Saturday about 4pm. It was €15 for 2 adults and an under 5 (free). Probably cheaper if you have a local membership card. Changing rooms are up 2 flights of stairs, and are a bit grubby. Lots of lockers with no lock on them (bring a euro for the locker) Back downstairs to the showers, which were OK and then into the pool. The pool area looks quite new, there's a child pool split over 3 levels with a small slide at the bottom, and the pool where the wave machine is. The waves are quite powerful! Behind this area is a non swimmers pool, about 1.3m deep. Mainly full of rowdy teenagers bombing and splashing all around you. There is also a proper swimmers pool, which had lane swimming and free swimming and was quite calm. It has sun loungers and a cafe serving snacks. Bring 5c coins for the hairdryers. TL,DR; expensive, grubby changing rooms upstairs, nice pool, good for kids, rowdy crowd.

K K: Is this a public pool? Yes. Then make it available to the public for more than 1,5 hours in the early morning once a week!!!!!!!!!

Esma Boydas: Opening hours :(

Daniel Westermann: Not for public use

Johann Furmann: Ok

Vorname Nachname: Nice

lukfighter R.: Cool

Maciej Wojnowski: It was very pleasant to do sports again during the break. I was here for the first time because the swimming pool is only open for the schools. I was able to go swimming there during my break just because of the fall break. It would be great if the swimming pool were also open to the public after 6 p.m., or if one or two lanes were open during the day.

Linda Fröhlich: Two stars because the staff was friendly But the indoor pool didn't work at all! I'm out backwards. Absolutely stinky water/basin. I'm not picky, but that was gross.

Der Metzger: The hall was clean. The water is not overly chlorinated. Employees were normal nice. It's really just a swimming pool, which is completely ok when it's open.👍🏻 The opening hours for the public are of course a joke during the week, but better than nothing.🤷‍♂️

Deepanjali Schalk: The water is too cold whatever weather it doesn't matter..everyone is allowed to jump in front of you while you are swimming so u have to stop in schock with all water sucked in...the staff just sits and looks on without objecting...very rowdy crowd and no discipline...and too expensive with tight time limits.

Ferdinand Diedrichs: One of the rather big public swimming areas of Berlin. The have an outdoor and an indoor pool. Both measure 50m I suppose yet I never used the one outside. The indoor area opens at 6:30 from Monday till Thursday so you can swim there paying the "Frühschwimmer"-price of 3,50€ (standard price is 5,50€ - both prices are valid in most Berlin public swimming areas). The outdoor area opens at 7:00 at the earliest. They have big enough undressing cabins. You should take an extra 1€-coin as a deposit for storing your stuff in the locker. The lockers are big enough to store some sort of bag/rucksack, shoes and e.g. a bicycle helmet. Also there are bars and hangers for your clothes. In my opinion the only improvable aspect is the level of cleanliness: It's not that bad that I felt disgust, but if you are a sterile-loving person and pay attention to the little things you might feel a bit uncomfortable. E.g. the areas next to the shower where you can put your shampoo on and hang your towels don't look like "just-cleaned" right after 6:30... Using flip-flops seems always to be a healthy advice visiting public swimming areas... Besides talking to the clerk buying my ticket I didn't have much contact to the staff-members. I assume you should have cash money since I don't know of any public swimming area accepting debit/credit cards. At the inside pool there were at least two pool-attendants sitting and watching (public pool-attendants are notorious for being quite unfriendly at least in south-western Berlin btw. but I didn't check that in the last 15 years ;). They offer more than just big pools for swimming: there is also at least one smaller, less-deeper pool for inexperienced swimmers or beginners and I also read something about a sauna-area...

Ahmet Cangir: Very nice and clean swimming pool. The slider is not too big but more than enough. I give five star for this nice pool.

Aluna Rizzoli: Excellent place if you are looking for a nice swim. Both the inside and the outside pools are 50m. If you are looking for fewer people go a bit before closing time.

Tomasz Frątczak: This is a fairly big place. Has a very big 50m pool inside and outside, plus good facilities for kids to play. It is not very modern but maintained well enough.

Sadegh Solati: The building is a bit old but clean and well maintained. It has a shallow end and a baby pool.

George Murray: They are teaching my baby how to swim. Super nice people

Luca Clark: Friendly staff and atmosphere.

R 015777: Super

Hossein Sabri: Very small pool with limited lockers.Also, it was the swimming pool that didn't let my daughter 2.5 years to swim inside 1.80 pool without any specific reason. But it was fine in 1.10m with other 100 people!!

Ali Arslan: Good pool for kids but weird people in management.The woman on ticket counter was extremely rude. She had no manners for talking to people politely.

Julian Krause: One of the best baby and toddler pools in Berlin. Pro: -Water 36°C / Air 40°C -Staff very friendly -Loads of water toys free of charge! -1 adult pool, 1 childrens pool, 1 very tiny baby pool Con: -bit pricy -limited parking space

Adam Read: Nice little pool and great for kids. You need to be there when it opens though if you don't want to risk not getting in.

Adam Read: Great for kids, but too small for normal, adult swimming.

Felipe Forero: Family friendly. Small, economic, and warm

Ximena Hernandez: Great pool to take the little ones

Gheorghe Chelea: Excellent 🤗😍☝️✌👍🤘

Marcel Bittroff: It's small, but super pretty. And the staff is great too, especially with our somewhat difficult twins. I hope our government's power-saving mania doesn't mean that the hall goes completely broke. Of course I don't want to go swimming with my boys in cold water. And I think many older people and pensioners only go there for this reason and of course the proximity. I keep my fingers crossed for you!

Shining-Ana: Too expensive for it’s quality. (I live around the corner)1. Staff is almost always unfriendly.2. The 2 pools are too small for the community.

L Z: Very nice facilities, with 3 pools for kids and family and 2 little round massage pools. But, it’s crowded and poor service. The lady who let my little boy get out of the main pool was rude. Though we realized we shouldn’t bring our kid in because of he is yet a swimmer, the attitude was not acceptable. My boy was a little scared as we were nearly shouted out. The other swimmers looked at us and her which I believed they also got surprised. Will not return since no fun to play in just a corner of a pool.

Jane K: We love this swimming pool. Very family oriented with warm water. But I gave it 3 stars because it was closed for months (especially in summer!) My little daughter and I were so disappointed when we found out it's closed for months right in front of the entrance. Just check the website and see if it is open on the date before you go.

Oscar GB: After the pandemie restrictions, the cost is the same, but the kids water is much colder and the whirpools are still closed.

Audrey Blessman: Overall, the pool itself is decent, but the bistro has issues... So, consider this pool as an option if you are interested in a more basic pool excursion and do not need to take a break to eat. Details on Stadtbad Lankwitz pros and cons below: Nice Aspects: 1. Although it was extremely cold outside, the pool area was warm and the water a comfortable temperature! :-) 2. The dressing rooms transform to lockers... Just nice to change into swimsuit, hang your clothes and not have to cram your things into a small locker. (But, note, there are no ``family`` changing rooms. So keep that in mind when you pack your bags!) 3. The kids enjoyed the pool and the slide. But they were 'done' exploring after two hours and ready to leave --which is not the case when we go to spaß pools. (This is a very minimally pepped-up pool). But they DID have fun for those two hours. :-) 4. The kids liked the underwater jets in the spaß pool and the slide. (but were bummed that the diving boards only occasionally open --and noted that the lifeguard was ´´busy´´ just looking at his cell phone when the boards were not open. I did not see this, but my son reported this.) 5. The edge of the pool is quite comfortable for getting out of the pool or sitting at the edge of the pool. 6. The pool area itself seemed pretty clean. 7. The lifeguards were not especially friendly (this is Germany, after all), but they were REALLY helpful when we discovered we lost one of our keys for a changing-locker room. (They turned off the jets to the whole spaß pool so we could search the bottom of pool -& eureka!) 8. Pool was not crowded on Sat. March 17, 2018. (But I was told that Sundays are generally very full.) Needs improvement: 1. The BISTRO!! Ewwwh!! The Bistro has substantial issues, but if you don´t plan on eating while at the pool then just skip this part and go down to points #2 & 3. a. Bistro smells like smoke & musty feet. b. Bistro is dirty. Chairs with old crusty ketchup goop & the floor is NASTY!!! -espec. an issue in area where you have to go barefoot! c. We ordered burgers, cheeseburgers, fries, and schnitzel. The schnitzel was OK, but the burger patties were gross and the cheese was such poor quality that we just pulled it off. Fries were ´´so-so´´ Later the bistro did fill up with customers (on the non-swimming side --so just people from off the street). A cheeseburger is 2,50 so it is not expensive, but not especially good food. d. The servers were totally stressed out and unfriendly*, even with few customers when we ordered. (*On a separate visit they were nice) e. The bistro pulls down the overall rating of the pool. (To stay for any length of time, some nourishment is needed.) 2. The toilet area (and Bistro) was not very clean... Be sure you have flip flops!! 3. No soap anywhere in the pool. Just be aware. Bring soap&shampoo! 4. The lady at the register wanted to overcharge me. I referenced the advertised admission prices and she insisted I was wrong. Eventually the lady on the other side of the admissions desk stepped in and explained that I was right. FOUR kids ARE allowed on the ´Badespaß´ ticket. The grumpy ticket lady kept calling it the ´family´ ticket, but it is the ´Badespaß´ ticket: INFO: Badespaß 15,00 € Ganztägig gültig, für 3 Personen, davon mind. 1 Erwachsener und 1 Kind. Jedes weitere Kind ab 5 Jahre (max.2) 3,25 € -- All my insisting only spared me a few Euros but, come on, they should know their own pricing schema. Just a lame way to start our pool experience. Funny, even after the other lady showed the grumpy lady the correct button to push the grumpy lady said, ``Fine... but it´s still wrong!!!`` Ahhh, Germany... (or is it just human nature??) ***A other reviews refer to being over-charged. This is a problem which should be addressed!*** Summary: enjoy this pool if you are interested in a quick, straight-forward pool excursion and do not need to take a break to eat. Have fun!!

Mariam S. Khan: My kid was registered for two courses, initial one for 10 classee and the second of 20 classes for Seepferdschen. But this was a horrible experience. The instructor never bothered to explain to him while he was among the slower ones. Surprisingly, after initial 5 or 6 classes, instructors were always out of water by the side of the pool and directing kids from outside. Would never recommend this

Jesse Eyer: It's expensive (7.5 euro per visit), often crowded, and when I visited on two occasions, there was no lane swimming, so I had to dodge people in the water. Having said all that, the facilities are nice and modern.

Kadir Celep: Very clean changing rooms and pool, not crowded. It's a journey to reach there but it worths. Asked for extra 2 euros for the entrance (5.5+2 euros)

Paul Bullard: Very friendly and helpful staff enjoyed the facilities very much will be going back again

Hemant Kawadkar: Really good and clean. The instructors are really good and friendly.

Vishwas G: Best place to learn or practice swimming. It has very long swimming lanes. But only problem is it's very crowded.

RuffnTuff Records: Nice place to enjoy the summer days . XXX

Savas: Really good. Clean pool water. Crowded but not disturbing. Nice place for children.

Beddy Frointlich: it's ok if you live in the neighborhood, otherwise better to swim elsewhere. 50 metres lanes outdoors. small slide. indoors fine

Tomasz Wylęgała: Swimming pool ok, I dont like that some women enter swimming ppol with full cover made of material which holds dirt instead lycra material which should be used for swimming pools, it makes water dirty and stinky

Sara (yiyeonii): Old times remind me on that..

Sohni Zahid: Very good instructors

DoorKun Oof: Sometimes fun but boring