David Lloyd Edinburgh Corstorphine in Edinburgh

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  Mark Rowley

  :: 21 January 2018 18:48:16

  Overall a good gym , let down by the cafe ( overpriced and food not great , bananas run out all the time something I feed my kid on a lot - I would presume fresh organic fruit should be the no.1 seller here) the showers run out of shower gel frequently and last time I used the family changing room I had to clean up a females discarded sanitary products - disgusting, (but could happen anywhere - its kept fairly clean ) The gym its self is well equipped , pool great - plenty room in the car park , not a cheap gym so would expect these wee things to be kept on top of for 5 star review .

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  Vladimir Komendantskiy

  :: 11 January 2018 13:19:46

  My best gym ever. Very friendly staff. Great swimming and tennis facilities. The swimming pool water does not irritate the eyes unlike in some other public places. A huge and appropriately hot sauna by Edinburgh standards. The restaurant is a great place to have a get together or just to watch a sports channel. Will come back when I can.

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  Andy Grayson

  :: 08 January 2018 06:19:47

  This is a very well equipped qym that offers most things that you would want including a 25m swimming pool. My one criticism is that classes, especially kids swimming classes, will take priority over standard gym and pool use some not all the facilities are available 100% of the time. This particular David Lloyd is very family focused.

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  Nick P

  :: 04 November 2017 13:22:51

  The best gym in Edinburgh. It has unique tennis and squash courts and two pools one of which is open

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  Allan Colquhoun

  :: 21 June 2017 07:03:02

  Love the club. Staff always very friendly and helpful. I enjoy many of the classes but would like to see more in the afternoon as it is sometimes very difficult to get into a morning class as they fill up within minutes of being released. Introducing virtual classes in Body balance/ Pilates / Total conditioning/ Yoga would be great. I would particularly like to single out Anna Baker for special recognition. Her classes are amazing and wish you could book her to do more. I do voluntary work for Guide Dogs and would like to see the club be more obviously inclusive to disabled people, especially the blind. In introducing spending are for guide dogs/ trainee guide dogs would be wonderful. I would like to bring my trainee dog in to get used to the noise and bustle of the club if allowed to do so. Hilary Colquhoun