Chin Woo Stadium in Kuala Lumpur

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  ShenQ Wang

  :: 23 March 2018 10:49:56

  A stadium existed for a long time. The facilities may look old but well-maintained. The stadium consisted of a medium size stadium and a olympic size pool with chinese martial art and swimming lessons provided. Can be reach by using LRT and MRT. Many expatriates went there for a swim due to the strategic location.

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  AhBoon Lah

  :: 06 January 2018 09:42:03

  A heritage building built in the 50s. This historic sports stadium sits atop a hill overlooking Chinatown. The highlight here is its 50m outdoor pool, the oldest and few remaining public pool in kuala Lumpur area. The pool is nice and suitable for swimming and diving, however the toilet isn't too clean

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  Adam Kee Ooi Yuen

  :: 28 December 2017 17:44:23

  I haven't try other facilities provided in this stadium. The swimming pool is clean and well equipped. The deepest zone is 15ft deep.

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  Piin Huann Chew

  :: 10 December 2017 20:26:39

  Review for swimming pool only as I did not use other facilities: One of the best and most well maintained public swimming pool I have ever seen. The pool is absolutely clean and hygienic. Worth the RM5.30 spent. Extra: 1) They provide locker for storage at RM1.00/locker 2) There is a small shop selling swimming equipments like goggles and suits. You can rent old goggles at RM3.00/pair if you don't have one. 3) There are 3 stalls of eateries beside the pool to let people enjoy food and tea times. 4) The bathrooms are poor-maintained and old. The male bathroom has only cubicles without doors. 5) The parking rate is RM2.50/hour. Overall fantastic experience except for the bathroom.

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  Teck Fatt Yap

  :: 18 November 2017 11:49:05

  The pool itself is very nice. Deep enough to even do diving. There are few life guard always on duty so you won't feel too u safe. Bute toilet is a bit worn out. So if you are a crazy clean person you will find it a bit.. not too clean