*** (28/09/2017 14:09)
Great place, good atmosphere, full of people during the week between 7 and 8.30pm

*** (14/12/2016 16:20)
One of the best climbing gyms in Paris, more than 40blocks, lot of different styles, routes are renewed very frequently. Very crowded during most week evenings

*** (08/12/2016 03:58)
A good spot in a location where you wouldn't expect to find it, with a quite friendly atmosphere from staff and clients. The climbing is varied to allow for fun for kids as well as for real climbers and the place has the only decent restaurant in the area. The bar serves Chouffe on the tap. Connoisseurs will know what I mean.

*** (27/11/2016 18:54)
Awesome bouldering gym just outside of Paris. Friendly staff, nice little cafe that serves beer built in. Multiple floors with climbing walls. Lower levels allow you to climb over and then take a few ways down including a slide. Note, there is no top roping in this facility. Would strongly recommend for anyone looking for an awesome bouldering spot.

*** (30/08/2016 14:01)
Huge place to climb. Their facilities is astonishing: big climbing wall for all levels, sauna, hammam, weights room, bar...
I really like that place which offer a lot of different routes to climb.
I would only notice that the wall is physical. Most of the routes are leaning over which required you to have strong arms if you want to climb (you dont use your legs that much there). I would not recommend that place if you start or with children.

*** (16/04/2017 01:53)
Great place for bouldering with a sauna and a hammam, very nice atmosphere, a bit remote though as far as public transportation is concerned. Offers good and cheap food & wine, nice selection of beers. Very friendly staff.

*** (10/12/2017 07:54)
If you like climbing, this is the place for you. Great staff who always help.

*** (11/12/2016 18:41)
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*** (24/08/2017 11:48)
One of my favorite gyms I have ever been to. Fantastic bouldering problems!!!

*** (08/08/2017 15:11)
Overall, decent routes in general and friendly people. Generally very crowded after work and weekends which really does suck sometimes. Makes maneuvering any of the locker rooms a huge pain. But they have a gym and sauna and hammam which is nice. But overall, with the crowds, you cant catch a break. Most climbers very friendly. New design is nice but need more routes to finish it off. Some walls were not utilized well. Super disappointed they closed the cave (big opportunity there to have low overhang routes) to make room for more dining even though they don't have the staff to serve the people that do stay for food and drinks after. They were extremely unprepared for opening night, warm beers and only one guy serving outside. Ordered a panini and salad and it didn't come for 45 minutes. Asked the guy and he said is coming soon. Asked again after an hour passed and he said they have too many people to serve. At which point we told him they should have prepared better for opening night and not lied to us about our food. Honestly, service is horrible here whenever you go, they are always understaffed and frazzled. Don't expect quick food. Also, they now use liquid chalk so expect to have to pay for it, which should really be included in the entrance fee since you are paying all that money anyway. After all, they provided free chalk before? You cant bring your own loose chalk either, don't try. Super disappointed after the remodel honestly, especially regarding the fact you have to pay for your own liquid chalk upon arrival. Probably their own way to get some more money in after remodeling? Not sure, but it's unacceptable to walk into a climbing gym anymore and be forced to pay extra for chalk and things that have always been available. Unacceptable. Supply free chalk when you charge an entrance fee!