This guy is a jerk, a bully... If you want to be yelled at,…read morethis guy is for you. He is impatient, overbooks people for his drills...so much so that you spend more time standing around than hitting. And you don't learn a thing.

It is rare to come across a coach who is so committed and passionate for the improvement of our…read morekids. My son Vishal has been going to his classes for last two years and his dedication has done wonders to my son's fitness and games. He has motivated him so much and has made the game so interesting for my son that my son has brought in myself and his sister into the game as well. We now play regularly and all thanks to the dedication of Coach Ken to his passion of making the best players out of our kids. Thank you Mr. Ken. We owe to you, not just our child's progress to the game, but our entire family's love of the game.

My son wanted to try tennis for the first time, so we signed him up for their spring break camp. At…read morethe time he had just turned 7 so I was a little nervous to leave him by himself for an entire day, but by the end of the day he was going on and on about how much fun he had. The facilities were very nice and tidy. They have a little cafe where he was able to get a hot lunch if he wanted. The coaches were all passionate and personable with him and he learned so much. We are signing him up for their summer program and he is so excited for summer camp!

I had high expectations for Giammalva Racquet Club, but my experience was far from what I…read moreanticipated. It presents itself as an elite academy on paper, yet it fails to deliver the hospitality and facilities required for hosting high-level national tournaments. I attended a nationals tournament where players from across the country, ranked in the top three of their USTA sections, gathered to compete. Unfortunately, this was the worst nationals experience I've had, and I will not return, regardless of the event's level. Here are the key issues I encountered: - **Lack of Atmosphere**: Unlike other national tournaments, there were no decorations, banners, or photo opportunities. The facility felt outdated and uninviting. - **Staff Attitude**: While the food staff were friendly, the lounge was dirty, with torn and cracked seating. Staff members often engaged in loud personal conversations instead of maintaining a professional environment. - **Inadequate Amenities**: The facility offered no Wi-Fi for players and guests to use while waiting between matches. The courts were in poor condition, with numerous cracks needing repair, which is unacceptable for a national event. - **Insufficient Restrooms**: With only two toilets and one urinal for hundreds of players and their guests, the situation was dire. They refused to open locker rooms for additional restroom access, expecting players to pay a guest fee just to change or shower--what a money-driven approach. - **Poor Communication**: During rain delays, the club scheduled matches for 7 a.m. on Sunday, despite the rain causing delays until nearly 8:45. There was no text communication to inform players of the delays, which could have saved many a 45-minute drive. Overall, the Giammalva Racquet Club did not showcase its facility in the best light, nor did it make guests feel welcome. With the main courts under construction and many issues persisting, it's apparent that the management does not prioritize the guest experience. Many other players echoed my sentiments, expressing they would not return if the event were held here again. It's disheartening to see such a lack of care in a facility that hosts national events. USTA, please do better.

I worked for them for months and they never paid me then told me they were never going to pay me…read moreand fired me bc I demand them to pay me Very unprofessional and extremely disorganized

The management at the gym, The Grand is unprofessional. Went for a business meeting and Mariana had…read moreus walking around the grounds for ten minutes looking for a spot to hold our meeting. Lack of communication.

It is an okay neighborhood tennis facility for beginner kids. Nice courts and surroundings. Many…read morecoaches seem to come here after their main jobs for a side hustle, so it seems like this is not their primary focus. No regular onsite staff for facilities/registration desk/pro shop. Restrooms functional. Parking usually available. Hope it continues to grow!

The coaches are excellent and genuinely interested in treating the children they coach with respect!read more

Small park with standard playground equipment, picnic benches, seats and a paid swimming pool…read morefacility. It is maintained well and clean and pretty big parking lot compared to the size of the park.

This area is very nice for kids and adults. Super nice playground and pool. Staff is always so nice…read moreto the family and kids that attend!

Memorial Northwest is a great community. We have been here for just a few years, and everyone we…read moreencounter is warm and welcoming. This is a neighborhood that has a feel of real community. Memorial Northwest also has well-rated schools including Theiss Elementary and Doerre Intermediate School. The quality of schools translates well to the character of the kids / youth of the community. It also has great amenities like the community center, which houses a great swimming pool and park. Also, great quality stores in the neighborhood to do all of your shopping. All in all, I would highly recommend Memorial Northwest to anyone considering moving to the Houston area.

Pool is awesome , great facilities and very well maintained. Idk about the other reviews here but I…read moream Hispanic and heavily tattooed as is the Mrs and we've never been treated with anything but kindness and respect . Been living here since 2016.

My husband and I took a 45 minute walk and it was very pleasant. We both commented how there was…read moreplenty of shade over the walkways, a welcoming feature considering the Houston heat. There is a great dog park, tot lots with playground equipment, and benches along the pathways to rest. There were picnic tables and restrooms too. If I had small children, it might be a weekly picnic lunch outing!

A cute little unexpected green area in the middle of a apartment complex…read more If u can shut off the noise in ur and choose a blind side the apartments and traffc its a pretty cute " hidden gem " kind of a park. It is densely wooded and has quiteba few interesting walking trails including one which ends in a tennis court , or a vollyball court

We went during the week and the place was just for ourselves. The playground is small but what I…read morelike the most is the trees that surrounds the playground and picnic tables. You can enter their pool for a small fee...wich is awesome.

Once you find out where it is (I had to use google to find it because the Yelp address was…read moreincorrect at the time) it's a very nice park. There is a lot of great tree coverage so you don't get burnt, a sizable park, pool, tennis & basketball courts, picnic areas, and running/biking trails all around Windvale circle so you have plenty of options.

Facilities are great and maintained by efficient staff. It's connected to the Municipal Utility…read moreDistrict so they are definitely not struggling for funding. I haven't used the pool, only occasionally used the weight room and have not rented a room in the community center so I will limit my review to tennis activities. I play tennis there every week. Alfredo and Ivette Rivera have a great active adult and youth tennis program. Private lessons and drills are available, usually ran by Alfredo, Ricky Serrano (great guy and strong player) and Ivette. Alfredo has all kinds of experience teaching. He has made my game better. I have friends that have their children in their youth program and they have no complaints. This is truly the best part of the facility. Tennis drills are conducted on a regular basis, Saturday and Sunday. I think they have some during the week, as well. Once you get connected the pros send out a group text for drills and emails for mixers and tournaments that are held periodically. League teams from USTA and North Houston Suburban Tennis League play out of here, ladies, men and mixed. The courts are kept in good shape and resurfaced when needed. Unfortunately, like most parks in Houston, they will flood from time to time. No one can help that. The only issue is the lights. They have started to upgrade to LED but haven't finished. I'm sure they will get to it and Hurricane Harvey may have delayed some projects. Overall great neighborhood club with skilled friendly staff and good friendly tennis players that live in the area. Try it out if you or your kids are interested. Tennis is a great social activity and you will thoroughly enjoy the sport at Forest Oaks.