Atalanta Sport Club shows 4.6 from 66 reviews, and it's a genuinely multi-purpose facility - a pool, swim lessons, a full gym floor, and a class schedule - rather than a single-focus gym, according to every one of its five written reviews.
A Pool Sized for Kids, Not Laps
Phil Nguyen's review is specific about what the pool is actually good for: "We take swim lessons for our young kids. We really like the swim teacher Gustavo. He's a quality teach and very good natured. The pool is small so better suited for smaller children." That's a useful correction before you show up expecting lap swimming - this reads as a teaching pool for young children first, general swimming second.
The Most Detailed Review Here
Doris Liebmann's review, written after joining as a family of four, covers more ground than any other: "The equipment are advanced, you can connect to apple products and track your performance... The tread mills are awesome, the LCD screen is large, and if you have a headset and Netflix you can log in and watch your shows!" She also names a specific instructor and class: "Raul, one of the personal trainers there is very positive and motivating, his Ent.Function class is intense," and lists the group class roster: "Zumba, Aqua-fitness, Sha'Bam, etc.... all inclusive!" She closes with a detail worth repeating: "The instructors are very friendly, they personally introduce themselves if you are new to their class." That's specific onboarding behavior, not generic friendliness - worth knowing if you're anxious about walking into a class as a stranger.
Two Named Staff, Two Different Roles
Between Phil's mention of swim teacher Gustavo and Doris's mention of personal trainer Raul, this club has at least two staff members reviewers single out by name for different services - swim instruction and a specific intense fitness class. Sacha Belle's review backs the general staff quality up without naming anyone specifically: "Good facilities to take care of your body, everything is correct, the coaching staff are all lovely! I love this place!"
The One Reviewer Who Mentions Price
Ashley GMT's review, September 2016 - the oldest here - is the only one to raise cost directly, and does so almost in passing: "Really cool place if you are looking more for a sport club, they got a pool and everything but high prices lol." No figure, but it's the only signal in five reviews that this isn't a budget option, and I'd weigh it against Doris's account of the advanced, app-connected equipment - the kind of gear that typically comes with a higher membership tier.
What's Missing
No review states an actual price, despite one reviewer specifically flagging the club as expensive. Nothing describes hours, and the newest written review is from October 2019, more than six years old now, so nothing confirms current staff, pricing, or whether Gustavo and Raul still teach here.
Who It's Not For
Anyone hoping for a lap pool - one reviewer specifically describes it as small and better suited to young children. Anyone on a tight budget, based on one reviewer's specific complaint about high prices.
Carrer de Joaquin Costa, 7, L'Eixample, 46005 Valencia, Spain. The phone number is +34 963 95 13 76, and the website is atalantaclub.com.
FAQ
Is there a pool for serious lap swimming?
Not according to reviewers - one specifically describes it as small, better suited to young children in swim lessons than adult lap swimming.
What group classes are offered?
One reviewer lists Zumba, Aqua-fitness, and Sha'Bam by name, describing the class schedule as extensive and included in membership.
Is the equipment modern?
Yes, according to one detailed reviewer, who describes app-connected machines, large LCD screens on the treadmills, and Netflix compatibility with a headset.
Is it expensive?
One reviewer specifically calls the prices high, though no review states an exact figure.