Appio Claudio Tennis Club

The swimming pool on Sunday offers 3 shifts, the last of which is from 4pm to 7pm. Sunday shifts cost 10 euros and should guarantee a sunbed and umbrella unless there is no availability. In this case, as happened to the undersigned, you have to settle for the classic wooden deck chair that will be stuck between one lounger and another, in full sun, but this is fine, in the sense that it can be part of the game. The pool was evidently overcrowded and this may also be part of the game. Noise, cigarettes smoked in each other's faces, couples (I won't add anything else) entwined in the swimming pool giving each other rubbing and greedy kisses (poor children, unaware victims of this spectacle)... this too, given the times we live in, can be accepted. Coke bought at the bar (receipt unknown): hot... oh well... it can fit. But what I really can't compromise on is the state of the toilets (let's call them by their name)... I preferred not to take a photo out of Christian pity but, with such overcrowding it would be appropriate to organize cleaning shifts of at least every half hour/ now... to be honest I preferred to make an effort on my bladder and empty it at home, and the obligation to wear a swimming cap in the swimming pool for hygiene reasons when the toilets are at risk of cholera makes me laugh. Moral of the story: I recommend coming already urinated

A good experience. The cost is very relative given that many talk about it below in the comments. It really depends on the type of business and event you enter. Personally, I had the opportunity to watch a couple of matches on the large pitch and use some bar services and other things. The entrance is located inside one of the largest parks in Rome, a nice place but on some occasions with a lot of people. Advised!

Pleasant afternoon in the swimming pool immersed in the beautiful Parco degli Acquedotti. It would be good if it were monitored more and basic rules were enforced, since at times it turns into a summer center (diving and shouting) and is not pleasant for those who frequent it to rest and relax. The pool is well kept and very clean. Overall we had a good time and I recommend it to everyone.

Very dirty and crowded pool. Although there is a separate swimming pool for children, this is not used and the presence of families is high. People shouting or diving, hurting people and the lifeguards don't call for order. Pool maintenance is nil. The sunbeds are never sanitized. It is not the ideal place to relax, not even on weekdays (tried both Sunday and Tuesday). Some parts of the club are completely abandoned to themselves (food consumption area). Go elsewhere.

Dirty swimming pool with cold water. Overpriced restaurant. I ordered baked potatoes that don't look like they've ever been in an oven and were of a meager amount for €5. A small 10€ platter, which would be for two people but I was told it was for 1, made up of really poor quality products. A plate of pasta with sauce €8.50, not bad but it was very little. The coffee is as bad as the staff. I am speechless.

Very bad experience. You pay at the entrance without even knowing if you can have sunbeds and umbrellas since these are not enough to cover the request (it would be enough not to speculate and let people in based on the capacity of the services offered). The unlucky ones get to sit on a deckchair, perhaps in the sun. You pay 10 euros for each time slot so for the whole day you can pay up to 30 euros, which you would happily spend if it weren't for the total lack of services and cleanliness. The swimming pool bathroom is really very dirty. The restaurant is unsatisfactory in service and too expensive for the level of disorganization. The only positive note was the friendly waiters and restaurant service staff who however were unable to remedy the total disorganisation. Suffice it to say that at a certain point in the afternoon the water in the bar ran out. It's really a shame.