Long Street Baths
Indoor swimming pool · City Bowl ·

Long Street Baths

Indoor swimming pool · City Bowl ·

25m heated pool, saunas, steam rooms, and attentive lifeguards

clean
friendly staff
showers
crowded
loud
grease-stained
drunk
paying
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Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null
Long Street Baths by null

Information

Long St, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa Get directions

Credit card accepted
Debit card accepted
Contactless accepted
Paid street parking
Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Long St, Gardens, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa Get directions

+27 21 400 4269
capetown.gov.za

Features

•Credit card accepted
•Debit card accepted
•Contactless accepted
•Paid street parking
•Wheelchair accessible entrance

Last updated

Jan 24, 2026

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Loud, Crowded, Grease-Stained, and Gloriously Drunk: Where the World Eats After Hours

"No matter where you decide to party, every night here comes to the same, delicious end—and that end has a scent. And no, I don't mean dagga (weed). I mean smoke, and spice, which we follow to any of the chatty men busy behind their nondescript street carts, braaing up piping-hot boerewors for people craving a late-night bite beneath the elegantly latticed balconies of a once-glorious stretch of Victorian buildings on Long Street."

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Long Street Baths

Amy Van Der W.

Google
We went as a family and my son forgot a valuable item at the entrance. We were already in the pool when we realized we didn't have the item with us. The lifeguard asked what's wrong as they could see I was panicked. They then advised not to worry and that the item is in the office. They kept my item safe and returned it. In today's life we don't always get honest people and I am forever grateful to the staff.

Chantel P.

Google
Great indoor heated swimming pool in the middle of the city. Friendly staff at entrance. Multiple lifeguards on duty. Showers are too small and need attention but everything else neat and clean. Great swimming experience for kids and adults.

Janine F.

Google
What a pleasant morning enjoying the pristine facilities at the Long Street Baths. Entry fee R35 per adult. Pool is heated with sufficient lifeguards on duty should it get really busy. Very refreshing experience. Clean bathrooms with hot showers . Highly recommended!

Dominique D.

Google
It was lovely, clean, friendly staff, easy access and not crowded at all. Beautiful setting with crystal clear water. Love the temperature of the water as well. 😊will definitely go again 🤗

Veshalin N.

Google
Nice pool. Can be crowded. Also they close the pool 15 minutes early and I was told that when it closed. Would have been nice to have atleast been given time to do a cool down. The swimming club were also still busy swimming long after I left so I'm not sure why I had to get out right then

S P

Google
39 rand per person (£1.75p) Staff very polite and helpful. It's a bit dated but proper 25m and no one there so I went hard - smart watch motivating me... Normally in the UK I'm paying £7/9and it's like a tsunami it's so overcrowded.

Anne S.

Google
Beautiful and clean swimming pool with a very nice team ! Recently restaured/repainted etc... BUT the only bad point are the shower cabins (women side) , I ask myself why they didn't repair them also 🤔 (Peeled walls, mold on the walls, really ...)

Annine van R.

Google
Great! However, in the owner's list of do's and dont's there's no mentioning of swimming caps. People shead hair; it's awful to swim and get 'entangled' in the odd floating hair. Please make it compulsory for everyone to wear caps.