Sports Connexion Leisure Club & Venue - Coventry

Satvir S.

I recently had my 55th birthday party here. The owner, staff and facilities were excellent!
We were supported with organising the event, our wants and wishes and everything went to plan. All my guests commented on the venue, food, catering and DJ which were all recommended and planned through management staff.
Thank you!
I shall definitely be using you again.
Satvir

mashalux

We went there to see the cat show. Easy to park. Very welcoming place. Very much enjoyed the cats and kittens.

Shailendra

Good space outdoors and huge space indoors, we planned an event there. Ample parking.
Few things to note
Coffee/tea dispenser needs 2 £ coins, no tap and reception also declined card payment stating that it is managed by other vendor.

Rachel R.

The parking isn't great, particularly disabled parking.

Then there's the uneven concrete ground, between the buildings, to contend with in a wheelchair.

The "ramp" into the main building appears to be on an adverse camber, making it difficult to traverse by the independent manual wheelchair user.

As for "facilities" for disabled, take my advice & go elsewhere!

The disabled loos (in the main building & the corrugated iron building to the side) are basically SMALL store cupboards that have been converted & had a loo put in them.

The loo in the corrugated metal building is so small that if you are using a wheelchair you CANNOT shut the door behind you! Your ONLY option (if you are able to) is to leave your chair outside & walk into the loo!! I cannot stand, let alone walk, so this was impossible for me.

The loo in the main building doesn't fair much better. The loo is big enough for a standard size manual wheelchair (with some ingenious manoeuvring), but an electric wheelchair (these tend to be bigger than a manual chair) would only fit if it was one of the standard size chairs.

Larger wheelchairs & mobility scooters would have to be left outside the loo door, in what appears to be the main corridor through the building which, in an evacuation, could be an escape hazard.

Once you get into the loo of the main building, you have to hope that the "baby changing table" has not been left down in the open position, otherwise that's yet another obstacle to overcome (when are planners going to realise that putting a baby changing table into a disabled loo is, at best, a real inconvenience that disabled should not have to put up with).

The whole site needs a massive rethink, especially for visitors who are elderly, infirm or disabled.

Jamie G.

A fabulous comic con event with Bolt events! Our only issue was lack of airflow or Aircon which made it a very hot day especially with the amount of people who turned up for the event. Other than that, it's easy to find, very accessible and all round a good venue.

Abdul A.

The court was amazing, wide variety of sports included whether it was dodgeball, badminton, basketball, climbing, squash, and I think there’s a multigym which is great. Ez booking to do.

Celeste P.

Our yearly excursion to The Original Reenactors Market (TORM) held here, is a cherished tradition, immersing us in a captivating showcase of meticulously recreated historical artifacts and ways of life. The myriad stalls offer a fascinating array of goods that transport us through time, allowing us to appreciate and engage with the craftsmanship and traditions of various historical eras. Spending a couple of hours in this unique market has become an annual delight, where our enthusiasm for history and the art of reenactment is indulged in a vibrant and enriching manner.

bailey P.

We came for a comic con we loved it the only down side was it was sweltering inside we kept having to leave to get some air other then that great