I am concerned by the recent acquisition of this club by Genesis. A rude customer service…read morerepresentative called me out of the blue and attempted to fraudulently bill me. I hope this is sorted out soon because beyond cancelling my membership I'll be discussing this with NMDOJs Consumer Fraud Division.

Great gym in the NE area. I've been a member for over a year now & have enjoyed the gym. The main…read moreappeal for me is the location being close to home & the facility having ample parking. Pros: instructors are friendly & good. Classes vary in type and ability level. Outdoor and indoor pool. You can use this membership for all the locations. Cons: the classes aren't all conducive to a working professionals schedule. Classes are pretty limited through the week- if you can't make one that might be the only offering for the week. The Del Norte location has better classes IMO. Barre/pilates. I don't know why- but the outdoor pool is closed A LOT. It's been closed for months at a time since I've been a member, which is a bummer because that was the original reason I joined this gym. Biggest con- outdated bathrooms. I really wish they would refresh the showers Overall the gym gets the job done & I'm thankful to live close to this facility.

One of the good things about Albuquerque is the abundance of the neighborhood parks around the…read morecity! Altura is simply among one of the best parks in this city. It is large, lush, very well maintained, in a good location and has things that other parks do not offer (tennis courts, kids playground, architectural structures, and chalks/ dog poop bag stations). Sometimes there are neighborhood/local fairs going on as well. People there are nice and polite..and because the park is so large, everyone can have their own space enjoying the park. I try to take my dogs there sometimes and they loved how expansive and lush the place is (one of my dogs loves rolling on the greens there!). Overall, a wonderful park and everyone really helps keep the place clean. Definitely a great place to enjoy your day!

Amazing community & excellent park. This park is located in one of the best neighborhoods in…read moreAlbuquerque. There is the tennis court in the middle, a children's playground and plenty of room to picnic, toss the football around or take a walk with your dog.

I love this park not only because it's conveniently located to my home but it has a lot to offer…read more Great walking/bike paths, one large and one smaller pet friendly grassy areas that's good for more than playing with your pets, i also see soccer games, flag football, birthday parties, picnics and it's also terrific for kite flying! They also have portable pottys (you never know when your lil ones are going to start to do the dance). They have a nice small play area with baby swings, big kid swings, climbing structures, a few physical fit rings, a smaller climbing structure for smaller children, a basketball court, tennis courts and plenty of sand to take home in your shoes. There are two ramadas and plenty of benches in the play area, lots of parking (and i also hear it's a pokestop). I enjoy bringing my granddaughter to play here she loves to walk over the bridge and i also loved bringing my dog and watching him run in the grass he always acted so silly. Nice park with shady areas. Sometimes i just go to sit and practice my drumming. (No complaints yet) Not the best park but a great park nonetheless!

I gave this park a 3 because there is no shade structure over the play area or bathroom. The kids…read morethoroughly enjoyed the play structures and swings. The ground is a combination of soft/flexible pavement and sand. It has features accessible by toddlers and monkey bars and climbing good for older kids. There are benches along the outer edge in the play area in shaded and partially shaded places. No one was using the basketball court next to the playground but it appeared well-maintained. There was an event happening in the grassy area and we still found plenty of parking available.

Two years in, a solid three stars for tennis instruction at this complex…read more First, a couple of basics to get out of the way. I want to say there are maybe 12 courts, very well maintained, most have shaded benches, power outlets available, and score keepers for match play. They host tournaments and often you'll encounter a bunch of people livin' the good retired life, hanging out, sometimes hosting a pot luck. Like the pool next door, this is a great community facility in the summertime, for young and old alike. Concerning the instruction: This complex is the recipient of a USTA grant for beginning players, and it's a cool program; students begin on a tiny court and slowly graduate to bigger nets and bouncier balls, ultimately finishing in Skilled. And because they're employing teenagers, that's the quality of the coaching -- I know all about it, I once taught, when I was that age. As a parent, I'll only suggest to watch carefully. We've had some terrific coaches, some lackadaisical, and seen management that contributes to both. Don't hesitate to bring up your issues with the front desk, so far, ours have been addressed. Hey, the classes are dirt cheap, the facilities and equipment are good (they have a ton of loaner rackets and balls), overall, can't complain.

Their programs are well-organized and exiting ways to play tennis. The other players are for the…read moremost part friendly and welcoming. The staff is pretty helpful and keep it fun.

I was visiting from out of town and in looking for a place to play found Shellaberger Tennis…read moreCenter. They have a High Intensity Drill for 4.5+ women and 4.0 men that fit my ability level. Klaus ran the drill and was very good at keeping the drill true to its name - high intensity! He offered positive feedback and kept the drills entertaining. The other players were very welcoming and nice players as well. If you want to get a nice cardio workout while also working on your game, I would definitely recommend you check out their drills.

The staff is great, from the front desk, to the office, to the trainers, and the people who clean…read more It's a friendly place, which is sorely needed in these times. But....the hot tubs often have little kids in them, especially in the evenings and on weekends. The tubs are small and some of the kids are very young. The other issue is loud music in the gym. It's not clear who wants it; almost every patron has earbuds on. But if you don't or are working out with a friend, it's really unpleasant. The place is popular, for good reasons, so it would be nice if these issues were addressed.

I have the best time having a micro abrasion facial done on me. I felt so relaxed my skin is so…read morehydrated it has a glow. She help minimize my bags underneath my eyes. She was so good I have already booked another appointment. Barbara my esthetician. Thank you Margie.

Wonderful club surrounded by natural beauty! Very cool that they have a clay court on property as…read morewell as indoor courts in their bubble! We visited to watch my mom play a tennis match for USTA and had a great time! Seems expensive but it's nice to visit for free lol!

A hidden gem nestled in the hills of Santa Fe. Definitely worth a visit. Played Dbls there, on a…read morepicture perfect day, what a great experience. So nice, relaxing and green, such a rarity to see beautifully manicured grounds here in S/Fe. The courts have been recently redone, and are in great shape and play good, they have a clay court I would like to try too. The staff where friendly & helpful and the food & beer were delicious. Very enjoyable sitting on the shaded deck, while watching a great game, with a few 5.0 players grinding it out on the show court, while enjoying my tacos n beer with friends... what more could you ask for.. (PS: I did NOT hear any dogs barking, just birds singing in the trees)