Re: Indoor swimming pools
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BettyV
Mar 2, 2011, 5:42:45 AM3/2/11
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My daughter is 15 months old and I am keen to take her swimming,
however due to the time of year we need an indoor pool. Anyone know
of any - would be best North of the river if possible????
however due to the time of year we need an indoor pool. Anyone know
of any - would be best North of the river if possible????
Marisa Bowers
Mar 3, 2011, 1:30:51 AM3/3/11
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I'm interested as well - please reply to the group. Options other than seoul club would be most appreciated. Thanks!
Do hotels offer day use ?
BettyV
Mar 7, 2011, 12:41:19 AM3/7/11
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I have found one at the Millenium stadium in a place called Spaland
there. Tried it on Sunday morning and it was fine. They have two
small kiddy size pools and it cost 6,000 for my daughter and 8,000
each for my husband and I. Was all clean and the water was warm.
Would recommend it for an indoor pool. Other than that no hotels
we've phoned will let you use the pool on a day basis, you have to
become members of their leisure club and the costs are high.
On Mar 3, 3:30 pm, Marisa Bowers <marisabow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm interested as well - please reply to the group. Options other than seoul
> club would be most appreciated. Thanks!
>
> Do hotels offer day use ?
>
there. Tried it on Sunday morning and it was fine. They have two
small kiddy size pools and it cost 6,000 for my daughter and 8,000
each for my husband and I. Was all clean and the water was warm.
Would recommend it for an indoor pool. Other than that no hotels
we've phoned will let you use the pool on a day basis, you have to
become members of their leisure club and the costs are high.
On Mar 3, 3:30 pm, Marisa Bowers <marisabow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm interested as well - please reply to the group. Options other than seoul
> club would be most appreciated. Thanks!
>
> Do hotels offer day use ?
>
Marion
Mar 11, 2011, 10:02:51 PM3/11/11
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Can you give more details about this place, ie an address and phone
number. Also is it easy to get to by subway or bus?
number. Also is it easy to get to by subway or bus?
MB
Mar 17, 2011, 6:59:40 AM3/17/11
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I see a pool at the Korea International School... I will call tomorrow
and see if it's available for non-students as well. Maybe off hours?
Maybe they offer swimming lessons to anyone/non-students? Anyway,
worth a try. :)
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and see if it's available for non-students as well. Maybe off hours?
Maybe they offer swimming lessons to anyone/non-students? Anyway,
worth a try. :)
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BettyV
Mar 18, 2011, 12:13:42 AM3/18/11
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Hi there
The pool I found was actually at the World Cup stadium, not the
millenium stadium that I wrote...I dont' have a phone number though as
we just went in on the off chance. We just got the bus there 271 from
outside the History Museum, which was very easy and got off at the
World Cup stadium park stop. It's very near the big Tesco Homeplus
and is called 'Spa land'. Not sure if they do swimming lessons or
not...
Let me know if you have any luck with the Korea International School
pool.
Thanks
Elizabeth
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The pool I found was actually at the World Cup stadium, not the
millenium stadium that I wrote...I dont' have a phone number though as
we just went in on the off chance. We just got the bus there 271 from
outside the History Museum, which was very easy and got off at the
World Cup stadium park stop. It's very near the big Tesco Homeplus
and is called 'Spa land'. Not sure if they do swimming lessons or
not...
Let me know if you have any luck with the Korea International School
pool.
Thanks
Elizabeth
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