Make sure to know all the rules before going in. Or just go to the nude pool in Paris. But I'm sure there are a ton of rules there too.

*** (25/10/2016 03:52)
Stupid rules - airbnb receipt is not enough to prove that I live in Paris. Can't wear loose shorts to swim. No refund as there are signs saying that loose shorts can't be worn. Signs aren't even in English. Rubbish service. He was like "Look, what is this? Pointing to the signs that say loose clothing can't be worn, instead of saying, sorry these are the rules and I cannot do anything about it." As usual, no sense of customer service in Paris. In the end I was like, "If the rule was to jump off a cliff would you?" He said yes.
No joke.

*** (17/06/2017 20:20)
Clear, nice place. Only thing is there are too many people in the afternoon

*** (18/11/2010 00:02)
Open until late (22h) and 50m long!

*** (21/06/2017 20:09)
1. Safety: I was a life guard for 2 years and some key safety elements you learn are to never take your eyes off the pool, continuously scan the water, and you shouldn't be socializing with fellow guards as you aren't watching the water. I counted 4 guards all chatting together, not one with their eyes on the pool. This went on for hours! I also counted another 2, chatting and looking at the water but not scanning. Serious safety issue especially with how crowded it gets!
2. Over crowded: The lanes are very crowded and there is no enforcement of any rules. Lap lanes are chaotic.
3. Not for sun bathing or hanging: This is not a "hang out" pool. The design of the pool is meant for swimming, which is great if you want to swim laps (it's a huge pool!). However, there is no space for sitting in the sun. The roof comes right to the edge of the pool so you have literally a meter of sunshine to squeeze in along the edge of the water. There's really no space as everyone wants the tiny strip of sun. You also can't eat or drink on the deck (no pool snacks or picnics). This place seems strictly for swimming only. Not a bad thing, just something to know.
4. Hours are strange. Consult the schedule.
5. Positive: They do have plenty of lockers, showers and pool equipment like kick boards to use. Huge, clean pool.
6. An aquaintance had her phone stolen there. It was totally her fault for not locking it up but didn't add to our experience. The young girl at the desk was very kind about it though.

*** (13/01/2016 01:17)
There are public swimming pools all around Paris. This one, like the rest of them, offers a few hours each day for public swimming. It's best to consult the times and the schedule. The entry price is just a few euros.

*** (27/05/2017 22:03)
Worst swimming pool experience ever. Please don't go here! They force you to buy very overpriced bathing suits. Too bad you only find that out when you are at the pool already. I decided not too fall for it in the end. Very disappointed.

But it's good only if you live/work nearby XVth arrondissement.

*** (11/08/2017 18:10)
It's clean. Big. Crowded though. I didn't had any trouble there but I totally understand all bad reviews.

*** (11/01/2011 16:17)
A good clean modern pool, a real delight in the summer when the roof is open, although can get V busy.
Its open early 3 mornings a week, but Stade Français train there, and take up 75% of the pool - for 6 swimmers, which leaves the remaining 25% of the pool for the 20 people who also want to swim, this is not a pleasure !
Overall I have a good experience, although of course as with everything I could always find other minor gripes.

*** (08/06/2014 03:21)
went this morning for 1st time. The worst ever swimming experience in Paris.
Too busy and people don't behave in the lanes. Slow people swimming in the middle, stopping at the wall in the middle...just awful for people who want to swim properly. Staff don't do anything to keep discipline in the lanes. I ended up swimming only with a board as it was just impossible to swim front crawl or anything else.

*** (17/10/2017 18:23)
Nice place so cool