Anonymous
I swam here a couple of times on weekday evenings around 5 PM in April. Sandals, swim cap, and goggles are required to use the pool. Bring your own lock and a towel. Ask the front desk for a pool pass to swim for one hour. It’s 319 pesos and does not include use of the gym, though you can use the steam room. The registration process is long the first time and requires them creating a record for you in their member database and taking a photo of you. The outdoor pool is accessed via the locker room. When you get to the pool one of the pool staff will assign you a lane based on your speed. The staff were great at making slower swimmers move lanes when faster swimmers arrived. You are only meant to swim for an hour though it is not strictly enforced. The pool was busy at 5 PM but got quiet around 6. The usual split/share lane arrangement is followed, depending on the number of swimmers. Overall, it was a very positive experience.