Coronavirus Update
23rd February 2021
Founded in 1870, the Arlington Baths Club is a welcoming and peaceful sanctuary for citizens of Glasgow, offering a relaxing getaway in the heart of the city.
The Arlington houses a 21 metre skylit swimming pond, a unique Turkish suite, saunas, steam room, free standing slipper baths and hot tubs, a stylish members lounge and a bright, state of the art gymnasium.
Club Closed
As country is currently in Level 4 restrictions, the club is currently closed. Please keep checking the website and social media feeds for updates
Thinking of joining the the club? Sadly at the moment we cannot give in person tours of the building. Have a look at the facilities and history of the club here.
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Owned and run by members for members on a not for profit basis, this community club is the oldest of its kind in the world.
Our Grade 'A' listed Victorian bathing complex was constructed in 4 phases over 32 years by eminent architects of the time.
150 years ago, the founders of the Club achieved a relaxed combination of physical exercise and sociability which continues to be embraced and enjoyed by our members today.
Looking for a gift? This year we have a range of stocking fillers including new mugs featuring the traditional hand painted signs from around the pond. All proceeds go to our restoration fund.
Our Annual General Meeting is the most important event in the club’s calendar, but lockdown regulations mean it is postponed. We’ll let members know when it can be held. In the meantime, here’s our audited accounts.
Interested to find out more about the Baths history and development.
Have a look at the History Group's Blog.
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