The good, the bad and the ugly: The good: Very central and easy to reach for pool with that amount of child friendly attractions. Showers and locker rooms are mostly clean (except in most busy periods, but there is only so much the staff can do). Lots of things for kids 5+ to do. 2 longer slides, fun lazy river. Attentive staff. Good for swimming with several lanes to choose from depending on speed. Never used, but I hear good things about the diving pool too.

The bad: Bad if you have a toddler or baby. There is only one tiny baby pool, maybe 15-20cm deep. No slides or fountains in there. Very plain. Obviously very full, considering its so central thats quite understanding.

The ugly: Teenagers. Well, yeah, they also need their space. So its eriksdalsbadet. Last time we went, a whole horde came in breaking at least 5 rules within the first 2 minutes including: not showered before, running and jumping, shouting loudly, taking photos, one diving into the fun pool and one jumping into the hottub that was on its cleaning cycle. I understand, i was possibly worse in their age. Another major bummer for us was when they separated the two main hot tuns between genders. Going there as a family was an important part of our bathing. Now they still have a co-gender tub but it is far off the main family pool, we would have to walk through the slippery cold athletes pool hall to get there. Not really working for us.