Very friendly staff especially Monty. My wife and I are from out town and were looking for a tennis…read morecourt to play on and found this gem. They happen to have this Babolat tennis racket I've been thinking of buying and I was able to demo the racket in their facility. The courts were clean and in good condition. My wife is just learning to play so she was able to take a lesson as well. I ended up buying the tennis racket because it was a good deal. We would definitely come back to Monterey Tennis Center when we come back into town again. Thank you Monty!!

I used to play tennis here quite often. A great location with well kept courts. The weather was…read morealways superb and friendly people. When in town I recommend this pkace.

Quaint, secluded and you feel you can drift away from reality a little bit there. It is definitely…read morethe most glamorous (outdated and not luxury) and the restrooms seem like a person can jump out from the corner shadows of darkness but it serves it purposes for a getaway and a sense of community in the area. I love all of the trees that make you feel surrounded in nature. I feel like there could be a few more seats for spectators of tennis guests on the sides of the courts (not just in the middle) Very friendly staff and felt very welcomed here as a guest.

I really enjoyed the clinic with coach Tina. I participated in the 2 hour clinic on Thursday…read moremorning. The instruction was great and we learned the Sampras forehand. We had four individuals playing Including Madeline, Amanda, Richard, and myself. Very fun. Thanks meadowbrook and I'll see you next time.

While living in the area I joined this club because I was a big tennis fan. I took lessons from…read morethe pro and he was very good and had lots of patience. I found the courts were in excellent shape at the time. The location was pure heaven. I loved it.

I spent my early childhood here watching my dad play tennis. Good memories at this little hidden…read moretennis club. I remember they had one of those old school coke machines. I'm talking old school. I wonder if it is still there.

Beautiful course and layout!…read more Went for one of my kids 23 bday! Beautiful weather and staff were great

Location: Tucked into the luxe confines of The Spanish Bay Club at The Inn at Spanish Bay, the café…read moreis less a full-blown dining destination and more a delightful pitstop for those mid-workout or post-tennis cravings. This isn't the place for a sprawling brunch spread or a candlelit dinner; it's a grab-and-go gem that knows its lane and owns it with Pebble Beach panache. Ambiance and Decor: The café's vibe is like a warm hug from a barista who's secretly your best friend. Expect a tight menu of fresh coffee, teas, and juices that hit the spot after a swim in the 25-yard heated pool or a yoga class that left you feeling both zen and smug. Pure Monterey Peninsula magic. You're sipping your latte surrounded by the club's sleek fitness facilities, with the Pacific Ocean winking at you through the windows. It's the kind of place where you might spot a deer nibbling grass outside while you nibble a croissant inside. Service: The service at The Spanish Bay Club in Pebble Beach is the kind of polished, personal touch that makes you feel like you've wandered into a five-star fairy tale Food: While the selection is spot-on for what it is, don't expect much in the way of customization or vegan/gluten-free fanfare, this is classic, not trendy. The coffee is a standout with rich, aromatic, and poured with the kind of care that makes you feel briefly like you're in a boutique roastery. Overall, if you happen to be golfing, try this for a quick bite.

An excellent choice...very clean and the staff are very professional. Pickleball court are very…read moreaccessible and the classes are free for members. The pool was recently renovated as well as the locker rooms. Members receive a monthly pass for two to the refuge which my wife and daughters enjoy

Sometimes come here as a guest to watch tennis matches. Nice facility with lots of trees and you…read morefeel remote in a good way. The staff are always friendly here (even if you're a guest). There are two areas for courts so if you're not on the outer edge to use the restroom you need to go to the front desk to walk through gym area to use restroom. Just ask and they will let you use. There are two sections for parking as well the front and the back (near the outer edge courts) There's not much surrounding this area so keep in mind in case you're visiting - the last time I came their cafe was closed and I had to drive off for lunch and come back as the tennis matches I was watching were doubled up for the day. Unfortunately no other snack bar or food options other than cafe.

From the parking lot to the entrance to the table and beyond, this establishment is posh…read more The location, hands down, is one of the best views on the peninsula. I was there as part of a work celebration. I had a lemon drop, delicious and refreshing on a hot day. I got the poke bowl, which featured tataki yellowtail ahi. So incredibly fresh with complementary flavors through the dish. Service was impeccable.

We went to the Beach Club for lunch. Naturally views were epic. The meals uninspired. No one came…read moreaway talking about their lunch. The service was really lacking. Slow to start, then many items ordered were forgotten so half the table waiting for others to be served. When meals finally all served, no soup spoon so the person with the soup had to wait. Soup was cold by the time spoon arrived. The side of bread ordered with soup further left behind and did not arrive with the late spoon. When it did come- cold and no butter. One inattentive problem after another. It wasn't crowded. If I had been the manager, I would have noticed the series of issues and apologized. No one paying attention which is why this fell apart at so many levels. Maybe when you have a nice view- and a world class name-you figure place sells itself; quality and service less important.

Great gym and not too expensive. They had a couple of basketball courts, a big pool for laps, a…read morespin room, and great weights. It worked nicely on our trip.

Way to many teenagers just wandering around the free weights or just looking at their phones on…read moreexercise equipment.

Awesome park! We were looking for a place for our kids to get their energy out and this place was…read moreso wonderful! They have two playgrounds for different age groups which always helps. I love that they have so much nature areas that the kids can run and climb on besides the playground. They also have a basketball court, tennis court and basebAll! Downside: bathroom is not clean but I know I shouldn't expect much from a park. Best part: little library right next to the tennis court. It also has a lot of trails! We saw 2 deers too!!! This is what happens when you come from LA! Nature is a wonderful thing!

Awesome little park! It's super clean, manicured, quiet, and well layed out. I grew up going to…read morethis park since I lived in the neighborhood and now I take my toddler there. There is a playground for 2-5 year olds right next to a playground for 5-12 year olds. Across the grass from the playgrounds, there is a baseball field, with a basketball court next to it. On the other side from the playground are some very quiet tennis courts. Plus there are bathrooms, benches, and a fairly large picnic area up above. Also, there's walking paths around it and a canyon behind it. We took my dog today and did not see any No Dog signs, except understandably, on the baseball field and in the tennis courts. You should definitely keep them on a leash though because there are squirrels and other wildlife (deer, birds) in the park. Plus the park is surrounded by streets.

I take my boys here for their tennis lessons it great everyone is very nice and it's very clean.read more

I grew up here as well, in the park to be exact while my parent played and were welcomed by the…read morelocals. I remember I used to play with htis girl named Allison who lived across the street. Then when I was old enough, I took tennis lessons from Anette and she was lovely. She used to joke aroud and "can me" literally. Place me in the steel cylander trash can for like half a second. I was that small. Then there was Wynette and charming Seija. Oh the good times. I wonder what everyone is up to these days. I don't remember the tennis center being called Morris Dill (although they may have). I just figure that I would have remembered if it was named after a type of pickle. I heart pickles.