St Ives Leisure Centre

Its very good with motivated staff, great classes and the gym has the best view across St Ives and over the sea . Decent cafe too.

Visited exclusively for the family swim in the junior pool. Our kids (4 and 2) absolutely loved it and an hour was just the right amount of time. Fun slide and toys in the pool as well as great facilities that are clean and spacious. Wasn't busy at all during the week.

You need to join the St Ives Leisure center to use it. Ask for the app Free parking when you are a member and using the Centre. 9 disabled parking places Good customer service with easy to speak to staff. UK government Covid-19 guidelines in place.As 2 pools 1x 25m 1x baby pool on the ground floor with a medium size work out gym with free weights on the 1st floor.Also access from the entrance is a very fine cafeteria with excellent customer service. disability accessible Cafe open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. quality food with outside seating very reasonable prices good tasty food order from the counter but table service covid-19 government guidelines in place

Gym instructor was very rude and unkind as well as unhelpful. Instead of helping me as a beginner to learn new exercises he was talking to one of his friends for the entirety of our session. This guy is not the hero of Cornwall and needs to be fired immediately

A rather disappointing leisure complex in the lovely town of St Ives.Having arrived for the 1330 family swim with five minutes to spare we were pleased. However, with just one member of staff on the front desk and two customers in front of us needing sign up information and instructions, we lost the first ten minutes of the session.The locker cost is 25p but it is a one use only token which means if you need to revisit your locker during the session, you are unable to re lock it.The lifeguard on the infant pool made the most of his time sat on his platform by rooting around in both his ears and his nose. We even made eye contact but this didn’t seem to dissuade him.Apart from a few floats and noodles, oh and a rather small slide for sub 8 year olds only, there was little to entertain children and boredom set in very quickly. For a popular seaside resort this centre meets only the minimum requirements for a leisure centre and could do so much more to attract visitors. Not surprising that we were five of about a dozen visitors.

First swimming lesson with Nikki. Loved it. Would recommend her and the pool.

Good facilities, ample changing and showers. Frustratingly, went to a children's session which was supposed to be 32 degrees but the water was freezing. She normally loves swimming but cried for the first time in a pool and really didn't want to be there. We had to leave earlier and now one day later she has a cold.

Very nice place to visit but very very busy good idea to have bus available to bottom from coach park.

Sessions are 60 mins £6 an adult, under 3's go free. Overall, it was a bargain! Water was warm enough for our 9 week old baby and our 4 year old could stand up everywhere in the kids pool. Lockers are only 25p and you can pay for it using a card or contactless Google pay etc. Parking is brilliant although you do pay for it with a barrier style system. Loads of parent child parking right beside the venue too. Changing rooms were clean and really easy to herd the kids to the pool as it's really easy access. The kids pool is a good size and there were only 2 other families in there when we visited at 10am. Big box full of floats and my 4 year old really enjoyed the little slide.The cafe was well priced £10.40 for 2 huge pieces of cake, a blueberry muffin, flat white, kids squash and cup of tea. Staff were very polite indeed.Possibly the best thing about St Ives so far on our trip as we didn't feel ripped off, we had fun and it was really calming.Just got home and both kids are asleep. Priceless!

Bit confused, this is the only gym I've used where men work out in their work wear they've been in all day. Also, could do with a proper deep clean.