Emailed owner on Weds. Got a response and resolution back within the hour. Didn't realize they are…read moreout of the country. But still they responded! There are many clubs that are closer, but there's a reason why I will always continue to call Monroe my home away from home. Erica Mann Rosenberg and Mike are seriously the best!!! Thank you for your 5 star service always!

Great amazing place ! Lounge area, tennis, pickleball, Padel, golf stimulator!!!!! Lessons,…read moreavailable

This place is huge and even has a built in restaurant. The courts look really nice. Pricing varies…read moreby date and time. I'd definitely go again, but it can get a bit pricey in the evening. We went there for pickleball, but they also have multiple activities you can do.

I went to the newly opened restaurant last night expecting typical bar food. I was wrong, the menu…read moreis pretty creative . I shared apps and especially liked the crudite tray and accompanying sauce. For my main meal oh the miso salmon, sooo good! The drinks were great. As well. I had the margarita. Craft cocktails for real! Happy hour and menu will start next week. Oh yeah, the atmosphere is enhanced by a pianist on Friday nights. This is not your typical sports bar, I will be back

A new pickleball facility that opened recently - we went to try it out on opening weekend and had a…read moreblast! The courts are spacious and well-lit and the staff was very kind and professional. Would definitely return!

From the owner: Dill Dinkers Indoor Pickleball Club in White Marsh, MD offers a premier pickleball experience…read moredesigned to replicate outdoor play. Our facility features climate control, bathrooms, a ball machine for practice, and regular leagues for all skill levels. Members enjoy benefits like discounted court fees, advanced booking, and free ball machine use. We also provide private event space for various celebrations and a pro shop stocked with pickleball gear. With no initiation fees and capped memberships, Dill Dinkers ensures a quality playing environment for all enthusiasts.

Whenever I'm in Philly, my running route is from Queen Village to the Schuylkill River Park. I…read morealways break stride of my elite 9 minute mile pace, pause the Watch the Throne album blasting in my ears, and walk through this park. It is a great moment to just take in the peaceful energy. I love this place and parks like it in general. Everyone is just out enjoying life: Kids playing basketball, friends having picnics, people playing tennis, others reading a book or taking a calm walk with their airpods in, dogs running around the dog park while their owners watch from the sidelines, etc. The kids playing basketball always gets me a little emotional because that used to be me and my friends before the responsibilities of adulthood caused my cortisol levels to go through the roof. All we cared about was playing basketball and having fun. It's like a little time portal to the past. The FMC tower watches over the park, reflecting the sky. I always get fascinated with buildings like this and it makes me appreciate human beings. Like we just built that thing no problem. Wild. I can't close out this review without shouting out running. I could be spiraling into the abyss of negative thoughts and force myself to go for a run, and it completely alters my brain chemistry. I feel like I can do anything after a run. It has done more for me than any drug ever could. IG @jnov_ Tiktok @jnov_reviews

I love walking along the Schuylkill River trail. It's nice to take a leisurely stroll up and down…read morethe path, especially on a nice day. It's a great opportunity to people watch as well. There are many stops along the path to sit at a bench, but I generally enjoy a continuous walk.

Adorable shop. Does NOT demo rackets or give advice on the difference between rackets; their…read moredescription needs to be updated. They have a great selection of rackets and men's shoes, and accessories like grips etc. When asked for advice on rackets, i was advised to buy one and adjust to it...best to read reviews online.

Joe F and Everyones Racquet is the bomb and can satisfy anything you're looking for in Racquet…read moreSports. Joe is friendly approachable and a great repository of knowledge re Raquets, Equipment and Stringing.

What happens when you cross tennis with racquetball? Padel happens!…read more If like me, you've never heard of Padel, I'd understand. After one of our group runs, we were all invited back for some open court time. Two courts are available for playing single or doubles. The rules are very similar to racquetball, if you've ever played or watched you'll have no problem picking things up quickly! The courts are open to the public and have open sessions on Wednesday and Friday nights. They also will be starting a league and have other times available if you'd like to rent out a court. Racket rentals are included! A half hour in the beating sun was enough for me however the time did fly. I think I'll give the league a shot...

Very nice courts. I didn't have to reserve early to play in their open play. We had 14 in our group…read morewith various pickleball skill levels. We were able to meet local players that were comparable to our group's abilities. Staff was cordial.

Staff is great. Courts are excellent. Get the Court Reserve app and come play. Events for all…read morelevels. BYOB weekend nights.

From the owner: Dill Dinkers Indoor Pickleball Club in Hatboro, PA offers a premier pickleball experience with…read moreindoor courts designed to replicate outdoor play. Our facility features climate control, bathrooms, a ball machine for practice, and regular leagues for all skill levels. Members enjoy benefits like discounted court fees, advanced booking, and free ball machine use. We also provide private event space for various celebrations and a pro shop stocked with pickleball gear. With no initiation fees and capped memberships, Dill Dinkers ensures a quality playing environment for all enthusiasts.

I quite enjoyed my time at he Bellevue for a while that it's done a complete 180 in the last…read moreseveral months. The good: Very big and nice facilities with amazing great variety of equipment. A TON of group fitness classes if you're into that including free reformer Pilates classes (if you can get in.) Issues (that are unacceptable in general or just completely insane to have at the membership price point...these are things you deal with a budget gym or someplace you go for free): Constant elevator issues which cause lines and long wait times during peak hours. And for the last 6+ months they've only had two of three functioning if that. You know it's an issue, fix it for goodness sakes. Good luck if you rely on parking here. The entrance are closed half the time causing you to have to detour for a good ten plus minutes to get in and then exiting you're stuck behind trucks delivering in the alley they've left "open" for you to get out. And yes the validate but they randomly increased the price from $11 to $12 one day. Not a huge deal but why not tell members in advance? It's just sloppy. The sound systems are suboptimal for group classes especially in the HIIT studio. It is a vibe killer for sure. The spa that we were promising was coming soon when we joined in November of 2023 is still nowhere to be found. The locker rooms are adequately maintained but there are so many privacy issues. Often there are signs that there will be men working in the women's locker room. And the phone use is NUTS. People are on video conference calls! How is this allowed?? The cafe hours stink for early birds. If I'm done with my workout before 7am and I want coffee, I'm SOL. It's also insanely expensive. I cannot speak for the food there because I won't eat it after I saw a mouse in the cafe area while I was working from there one day. Treadmills are constantly broken. They added a bunch and now there's somehow less available because they cannot seem to maintain them. Out of service for a day or two is one thing but it goes way longer than that. Good luck and Godspeed accessing an assault bike or a ski erg between 10:15 and 2pm on weekdays. They're fully monopolized by the turf class and the HIIT studio is used for classes including mat Pilates (??) Generally speaking maintenance seems to be an issue. A pedal was hanging off one of the two assault bikes on the main floor this week when I was using it. A tread was sticking a few weeks ago when I started to run on it. I couldn't strap my foot into a rower the other day. It doesn't seem like it would be too much to ask that they keep their eye on this. I do feel like it used to be under control but had fallen off a cliff recently. Too many people here are shooting footage for social media. I cannot complete a workout without being concerned I'm in the background of someone's selfie-video or photo shoot. Hotel guests have full access to the gym. It adds to the insane crowds on the weekend and needs to get in check. Many of the trainers and instructors are great but a handful of trainers that either do personal training or turf classes are flat out RUDE. I was treated disrespectfully and even bullied by one of them while minding my own business just trying to complete my workout. This is embarrassing for the gym and needs to be addressed. Ultimately, I could no longer justify being a paying member with so little care shown by management about the member experience. Perhaps spending less time posting less on social media and more time listening to an addressing member feedback would be helpful.

There's a lot about this gym that's phenomenal, but the phone use in the locker room and sauna…read moredrags this place way down. This is a serious privacy violation, whether someone is intentionally taking pics not. (Sometimes they are taking pics.) Most people have camera permissions enabled on their phones for lots of apps. A sauna or locker room is a place where there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, but the phone use means you do not have privacy here. It gets worse: the same people using their phones in the sauna are usually the ones who wear their dirty socks and gym clothes in there (sometimes even their sneakers), and you can even tell when it's empty, because the wooden benches are dirty from it. Gross. This isn't an occasional problem with only a few offenders. If you walk past the sauna (it has a glass door) you'll often see 4+ people in there scrolling their phones. The gym does have a couple of signs telling people not to do either of these things, but the signs are ignored. At $200 per month, this is considered a high end gym. The other high end gyms (Fitler, Equinox) in this area don't have the same problems, so I don't know what's going on here. I guess someone started doing it, no one stopped them, and now others see this and think it's ok? This is a shame because the equipment here is good, there are tons of great classes, and the space overall is very nice.