Fort Regent — Attraction in St. Helier

Cannot complain apart from the price but it is jersey... would defiantly recommend becoming a member as it entitals you to gain access to any classes, three gym locations, swimming, squash, badminton and many more I would go for the 6 month package although it is £256 straight out of the account you avoid paying a £30 activation card and £45.90 a month for a year.

I can say I have been to a few classes and the staff are excellent and very well trained the squash courts are great you just turn up 15 minutes before and get a court otherwise it's £7.60 to book one,

The gym facilities are quality with a wide range of equipment and plenty to go around the weights are abit scarce at peak...

Great space with so much potential yet it remains massively underutilised, if not slightly neglected. The leak in the roof of the entrance ramp has been there for over a decade. My partner tells me that the play area hasn't changed since she was a child - it's a nice big play area but could benefit from freshening up or rejigging.

The squash courts were in a serious state of neglect the last time I used them and they cost more to use than the squash club or at Clement which is just inexcusable.

All in all there's nothing overtly bad about the place, it's just crying out for some attention and an injection of inspiration to return it to the former glory which I've...

We followed the Fort Regent history tour (free of charge), which is well worth doing, but cannot comment on the leisure centre facilities. The site is not well advertised or signposted (we cycled), but at the reception we were made very welcome by an excellent member of staff called Debbie. She explained the tour and some of the history, but unfortunately was not there to say thank you to when we had finished. Some of the site clearly needs some attention, but the views from the top are fantastic. It is fascinating to see the walls of the old fort now being used to make exercise studios. Well...