TriHealth Fitness & Health Pavilion

Lynn Spaeth

My daughter's birthday party was very poorly organized.. The pool party was not what I expected . .I was told the host would keep the kids busy with relay races and other activities but instead they just sat at the pool watching while the kids in our party were questioned by other adult guests of the pavilion if the were "members" because they were upset they were splashed ( during a private pool birthday party the pool is still available to other guests) by the time we got our pizza it was nearing the end of the party so several people had already left .. ( they forgot to order the pizza and have it ready for when the kids came back from the pool and they didn't . I asked when the pizza was coming and found out it wasn't ordered . I was asked if I could drive to go get the pizza and I said no so they finally went and got it ) staff really didn't seem to care . I did ask about getting a discount for all the issues and was given $20 off .

Elizabeth Mayfield

It's a wonderful facility which I've used for years. I'm limited to working out in the Warm Water Pool (formerly named Therapy Pool). My issue, which I've shared with management prior to COVID, is allowing swim lessons during therapy time. I hope today's swim lesson during Tuesday morning therapy time was an aberration and that swim lessons in the warm water pool will limited to scheduled swim lesson time slots which I respect and avoid. I came to practice walking on my newly replaced ankle and the walking lanes were being used for therapy (appropriate) and a swim lesson which involved splashing and use of the remaining walking lanes. It was an excellent swim lesson which, in my opinion, should have been conducted in the main pool or outside pool. My sons and I learned to swim either outdoors or in a regular pool -- not a warm water pool. 6 MONTHS LATER: 5 stars ***** All of my concerns have been addressed. The schedule now allows for adult time for those needing time to workout in the warm water pool.