Active Leicester - Cossington Street Sports Centre

This review is for Sachin and his efforts for Cossington pool. Iv take my kids to many swimming lessons in many different places but sachins style of teaching is different he’s trained my kid’s well lots of people I know praise him and his efforts for kids I told him that he can do lot better in private clubs why don’t you join and his answer was I will earn the money but I will upset many children parents I will remain in this place as long as I will teach swimming.

Very unorganised and Jamie's the general manager is extremely rude this place has lost its community spirit

Great pool, lively and homely feel for the community. Swimming lessons are always on, staff pleasant and helpful. Can be hectic trying to find a spare room to get changed but the layout works; parents can watch from the sidelines on seating and it is generally quite warm for those swimming. Good community atmosphere here and a centre of activity for locals.

Disgusting place pool's dirty plus they don't stand up to bullying with one of the victims me and then the lifeguards kicked me out for no reason if I was you I would not go here

Parking is a bloody Nightmare, so get there early, very warm inside too. Have to ware overshoes now too. But my three children are learning to swim really well, so good teachers when they actually teach, you get a lot of cancellations

Nice and quiet, so I had a lovely swim. The staff were very friendly and courteous. I was able to park my mobility scooter in reception, thus avoiding the long walk there and back - so thank you to the staff. Will be going more often now.

The gym needs a major clean up. Absolutely filthy and hardly cleaned. Prices have been up twice in the space of 6 months and the price doesn't justify the facilities available on offer! Avoid!

The swimming pool is pleasant, but the receptionist, specifically an individual of Indian descent, displays rudeness in her interactions. I want to clarify that my concern is not rooted in racism or prejudice towards individuals from South Asia. However, regardless of her background, it would have been more appropriate for her to communicate in a polite manner instead of loudly calling us out in front of others. We arrived slightly earlier than our designated time, and she could have handled the situation with more courtesy. The incident caused embarrassment as everyone's attention was drawn to us. Considering her role as a receptionist, it is important for her to maintain a level of politeness as she represents the image of the facility.