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Dongdan Swimming Pool
Beijing, CHINA (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF)

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The Basics: Dongdan Swimming Pool
Address: A-2 Dahua Road , Dongdan , Dongcheng District , Beijing , Beijing Province , CHINA (PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF) (Postal Code: 100005)
Telephone: (010) 6523-1241.
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Admission:

Visitors (adult): CNY 30.
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Multiple swim: 10 visit, 20 visit, and 30 visit swim cards are available.
Facilities:
(Full-size, year-round)

Pool: 50m, 8 lanes, indoors, approximately 25°C (77°F).
Locator:
To Find: Just in front of the Grand Hyatt, in the building that overlooks the basketball grounds. You can't miss it from Jianguomen Avenue.
County or region: Beijing Province.
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Notes: Swimmers can also use the gym equipment by the pool side for free. Saunas are available for an extra charge. Hours are 10 A.M to 10 P.M., except Mondays, when opening is at noon.  The pool clears at 9:30 P.M., shower hot water is supplied until 9:45 P.M. and the complex closes at 10 P.M. In Winter, the pool closes at 9:30 P.M.

Reviews: Not a leisure pool; good water quality, deep (deep water permit not required), but very cool, (25ºC?) - you feel cold once you stop.

Can be very crowded (even on weekdays), so go very early or late. When crowded, the water is cloudy and smelly (uncrowded <= 3/ lane). No backstroke flags or time clocks. Swim caps required, paddles not allowed.

Refurbished in 2006: Locker/shower area clean and bright. Pool area also much brighter. It felt warmer too. It wasn't crowded.
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Data source: The information for this listing was cobbled together from a couple of Web sites.
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Other useful sites: Art Hutchinson's Lap Swimming Etiquette 101.

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