There is a lot of hype regarding this pool and unfortunately it doesn't live up to it. There are no indoor changing rooms or showers. The changing rooms are outdoor stone cubicles, half have doors, half don't. There's rusty water dripping from the ceilings of the changing rooms. There are no hooks in the changing rooms, and they are very dirty, hair and debris trapped in the rough concrete floor. There are only 2 showers with weak pressure and luke warm temp, these are also outdoor stone cubicles with no doors. The pool is quite small and shallow. The floor and walls of the pool are a very rough concrete that catches on your swimsuit. When you look at the floor you can see what looks like streaks of paint, as though it use to have a smooth coating that's worn off. The pool was nice and hot on entry coming from cold air, but every minute you spent in there felt colder, as though you've been in the bath for a while and it's not hot anymore. I was expecting a lot hotter temps for geothermal, I have hotter baths at home. The water was extremely salty so its quite buoyant, it will also tarnish silver jewellery, so don't wear your jewellery in there. They had also added chlorine to the pool, which isn't want you want in a geothermal pool, salt is adequate enough in an outdoor pool. The chlorine vapours affected me, and it's all I could smell all day. They had booked a lot of people into the pool, must have been at least 15 and it was too many. Everyone was trying to swim because it wasn't hot enough to just sit around, which was too difficult because of the size and depth of the pool and amount of people in it. We have miles of perfect wild swimming beaches, the majority of the lido is reserved for cold water swimming which is pointless, I would have made the entire lido geothermal. I didn't feel very clean after leaving the site. It's very run down and needs a huge amount of money putting into it. Don't bother.