Morden Leisure Centre

Good facilities but there is one worker who has a terrible attitude, accused me of not having a membership and booking and was giving a poor attitude because I went 15 minutes over booking time in the gym. By accident as they haven't changed the clock time to 1 hour behind. I was so into the session until I was rudely interrupted by him.He should be taught how to deal with customers in a mature way.

Swimming pool & gym with a greenery view. Good place for exercise routine！

Unstaffed reception, a booking process that doesn't allow casual/non registered users, meaning that to have a quick swim takes time to register, login etc etc. All I wanted to do today was to grab a quick swim, but I had to give up, because what should be a one minute process takes at least five or more if the user isn't registered.They really need to rethink their customer service policy because it's really quite poor.

Nice new gym. Teachers are great in classes. Facilities are clean and pool is fantastic. The aqua aerobics is amazing and should have more classes available. They have great lessons on Wednesday with core/body conditioning as well Thursdays with Aqua aerobics and other LBT class. Worth signing up to the gym and having so many classes for free plus the pool.

Decent gym area, friendly staff and kept clean for the most part. Only (frequent as of lately) issue is the water tap breaking every 2 weeks and having to pay for water at the bar downstairs and if you’ve arrived past the bar’s closing time, you’re basically out looking for water in the Sahara desert. The hot tap water in the bathroom’s not a very appealing option either. All good apart from that and the slightly insane monthly fee of £40.

Easy parking. Nice and clean change room. And separate shower room. Staff is always available and friendly. Swimming coach is caring and responsible.

I went to Morden leisure centre for a swim. I wanted a day pass and was directed to an iPad where I gave a lot of information I thought to be excessive for somebody about to swim for 30/40 minutes.This does not reflect on the leisure centre of course but it did take me a good 5 minutes or so to sign up.Went to the changing room where patrons were asked to remove their shoes before entering. I thought this was fair enough to prevent dirt coming in from the outside but it did look a bit untidy and could have benefitted from a shoe rack.The swimming changing room lockers required a £1 coin to operate. This is fairly standard practice (despite the fact the gym lockers upstairs allow the user to use their own lock without a £1 coin). I was, however, very aggrieved when I asked the leisure centre cafe to borrow £1, or to break a note which I had, to learn that the leisure centre was completely cashless. This is completely contradictory to have a cashless leisure centre which requires users to have cash for the security of their property.I had to spend a good 20/30 minutes procuring £1 outside, visiting a number of shops in the surrounding area. I found the staff in the leisure centre to be largely unhelpful in my quest, and think this represents a severe flaw in the running of this establishment.The swimming pool itself was fairly clean and once i had £1 to stow my belongings I was content with the rest of my visit. I visited on a bank holiday Sunday and it wasn’t too busy.I would urge the management of this leisure centre to rethink its locker payment system.

Poorly run and many defects which are never repaired. Considering this place was newly built and only opened 5 years ago, it's in a state. There are many showers that don't work, many many lockers with broken or missing locks, many changing cubicles with broken door locks, many basin taps not working or very loose. It seems the management have no plans to do any maintenance, and just let the place gradually fall in to disrepair. They can't even bother to put out of order" signs on faulty shower cubicles.Also the cleaning is poor. The floors get an occasional mop