I attended the Swim For All here between 11am-12pm. I drove so the building was easy enough to find through Google Maps but once I'd parked up, the entrance was on the other side of the building. You do have to pay for parking but the signs seem to direct you to nowhere and there is no signage leading you from the car park to the actual entrance. I ended up going up the steps and around the whole building before seeing a notice on the door that the actual entrance was downstairs. I followed the steps around again and took a guess by walking around the outside of the steps when I saw a Better Leisure flag outside the door. Checking in was easy enough, staff were kind enough to direct me around the building as I hadn't been here before. But I was astounded at how tired and worn out the inside was. The changing rooms and pool area were dirty, wet and clumps of hair in the shower drains, I just wish I'd taken pictures. I expected more upkeep from the cleaning crew/staff seeing as this was the Olympic pool. The lockers take £1 coins which are returnable. The actual pool was nice and warm, online it stated around 30⁰ which seemed accurate. They had 2 lanes each for Slow, Medium and Fast and 2 separate lanes were being occupied by parent & baby swimming which was fine. It wasn't too busy when I visited as there was an average of 2-3 people per lane. I can imagine that it must become way more crowded at busier times though. The lifeguards were helpful in directing me around as there are 2 separate pools. There's the competitive pool and the training pool. The training pool links onto the changing rooms. The changing rooms are unisex but I did see separate female changing rooms on my way out. The state of the changing rooms was pretty bad. I was surprised to learn that the shower cubicles are pretty tight with no hooks on the inside to hang your swimming clothes once you've changed out of them or your shower things i.e. shampoo, shower gel etc or even your towel! The regular cubicles are also pretty tight. Checking out was a bit of hassle though. The machine that you enter your car registration details on, firstly couldn't find my car, and secondly, once I'd put in my approximate time of arrival AND paid £4.00, it couldn't give me a receipt! I asked the staff at the desk what to do and by their reaction I expect this is something that happens quite often. She gave me a telephone number to call saying it was the number of the car park owners. I called them and again, had a strange conversation with him. I explained the situation and he said it was fine and that he knows I've paid and left, I asked if he wanted my registration number to check but he said no, it's fine as long as I've paid. I said I was worried about getting a fine as there is no receipt either, and again he said it was all good and I shouldn't worry. It was a strange set of events and I don't quite know what to expect of it. I don't want a fine but at the very least I have proof of payment on my account with the timing and they'll have CCTV of me paying. All-in-all, it was a good swim, poor cleanliness in the changing rooms and a weird set of events regarding the parking.