Nizels

Came yesterday for mothers day meal with family & had a wonderful time thanks to a great experience from the restaurant. My daughter is autistic and I did not think it would be possible wen she had a meltdown not long after we got there. Thanks to the manager for allowing faye to let us rearrange to eat in another part of restaurant so it was just our family as it was to overwhelming for her.. x

Worst food, had to wait over an hour and quality was not fit for a dog. Gym staff friendly but overcrowded most times. sauna and steam room constantly well below temperature providing great breeding ground for covid 19 and same for the jacuzzi. Do not waste the money on a company that puts your health at risk.

A money-grabbing gym who are only interested in pocketing from miss- selling memberships. I joined earlier this year and paid £400 upfront for personal training sessions which would be deducted £50 a go. My trainer left Nizels and trying to secure a replacement for him proved challenging, it took so long to get replies or a suitable time that in the process of moving out of the area and obviously having to terminate my membership, I was left with £250 unspent in PT sessions which Nizels blunt...

Quaint, pretty, serene and picturesque environment. Easy access, plenty of parking, beautiful vista/ location. Welcoming and warm ambience.

Nizels is expensive for what it is and represents poor value for money. Full membership is over £100 per month and even in the best of times, this is a significant outlay. The product would have to be exceptional to justify these prices but this is not the case despite a refurb a few years ago. A few pointers. Fitness classes are difficult to book thanks to a very complicated booking process and mostly take place in small, dungeon-like, window-less rooms making the whole experience rather ...