I'm noticing there's a lot of hate for TSSC, but I happen to be a fan. I agree it's expensive, but…read moreif it weren't for TSSC I wouldn't have met a lot of amazing people. Joining a team means I'm guaranteed to do some sort of physical activity once a week. Even though we don't always win, we always have a great time on the field. We continue having a great time afterward, off the field as well. I don't mind that there are no refs because it allows us to work it out amongst ourselves. Being in a "Social" league means everyone is very fair (for the most part). It's playoff time and we just (miraculously) beat the first place team. Maybe my opinion is slightly skewed tonight...

Considering you can't give 0 stars, TCSSC gets 1 extra star for sport selection, both that's really…read moreall they have going for them. First, the prices are ridiculous. Compare to any other leagues in the city and other cities around the world and you'll realize you're being gouged. I would be fine with the price if the product was of high quality. Instead you get terrible customer service and no referees. I realize the sports are co-ed and recreational, but no referees leads to a multitude of problems, especially when the games become more intense (i.e. playoffs). I played one season of indoor soccer in this league and it was a horrible experience. First of all, there are no nets, instead you use flipped elementary school benches like you're a 5-year-old. We had a disputed goal in the semi-final game (what a surprise!) and the TCSSC head office staff was extremely unhelpful when we tried to resolve the issue. We vowed never to play in TCSSC again. Please support another GTA sports league: XTSC. Their prices are cheaper, indoor/outdoor soccer includes real nets, all games are officiated by an XTSC referee, and the staff are extremely professional and accommodating. The problem is that they only have soccer, dodgeball, and volleyball at the moment. Please support them so that they can start to add more sports!

Also was scammed by this club recently watch out for your initiation fees. It appears that the club…read morewill not take responsibility for a large number of members recently defrauded out of their initiation fees (up to $2500 each). Read comments below. To what Mayfair has responded - they are shifting blame towards the members. As this is not an isolated incident; the apparent authority of a membership services employee* and the clubs subsequent failure to take accountability for the loss of their members is extremely disappointing. Their revenues are hurting from the new upgrades and members getting fed up and leaving - it will surely only get worse until they become insolvent.

Finally the change room was re-opened after almost a year of renovation in which members had to…read moretolerate the inconvience of not having a proper change room after a fire. To my surprise, during this month of July, Mayfair was almost filled with students and swimming lessons through the day and members' right as a member are severely compromised. When I try to book a lane swimming this morning, there was almost nil openings until after 7 p.m. I think this is a serious breach of membership's rights under a contract for services with the club and someone should start a class action to seek a partial refund of the membership fees. I look forward to responses from members that will echo my grievances.

There are many things I don't like about staying at the Mississauga/Meadowvale Hilton (the…read moredistance, the parking charge...but sometimes the price is pretty good) and then there are many things I like: the waterslide, and access to this fitness facility being biggies. This place is spacious, well equipped, spic-and-span to a pain-staking fault, and (perhaps it's more the time that I go) not at all crowded. When they put in the two filtered water stations, that easily took it to a '5'. They have an aerobics room, and a couple of squash and racquet ball courts, as well as an upstairs where you can watch the racquet sports, where you'll also find a concession and a place to relax. Hotel guests need to go to the very bottom floor and wind around to the other side. Outside members just park outside the back of the hotel.

They over promise under deliver. They also are notorious for giving you the run around to cancel.read more

Played here as a drop-in guest on a Thursday night (they close pretty late at 11pm). The courts are…read morereally nice - new and well-padded. Ceiling is nice and high, the lights aren't bad.

My son is in the high performance team for 2 days a week. Last week, he was not able to play on…read moreWednesday. So I called and wanted to switch him to another day we were not previously scheduled. The owner would NOT accommodate him! She said: " no cancellation, no switch. If you want a different date, you need to pay $20 dollars for switch." She was also very, very rude. So I ended up losing $25. ( if you don't sign up for the whole team training which is $1000, you pay $25 per time. And you have to give the dates ahead of the time and pay the full amount at the beginning. If your child is sick, you lose $25 every time.) What is unfair is, these rules are not written on any forms nor on their website. Plus, there are times the Center had to cancel the class due to them hosting games. So the "no change" rule only applies to customers, not themselves! Another example is that I signed up my son for winter camp and paid money. Then they cancelled the camp because they could not get anybody else. These incidents show how inflexible and inconsiderate the owners of Machi Badminton Training Centrer are. They reflect really badly about this new center. So I suggest people please be very careful when joining this centre. Make sure you know the cancellation/refund policy before joining in.

The Badminton and Racquet Club is located just west of St. Clair Station. Frankly, if someone…read morehadn't led me directly to the doors of the BRC, I would have had NO idea it was even there. I don't play Badminton, Racquetball or Tennis so it's clear that I'm not a member, but we came here for our work christmas dinner. The Club itself is fairly large, given that its smack dab in the middle of the city. However, as we went through a tour of the facilities and the building itself, its very clear that the building is old and disjointed and lacks proper flow from one area to another. The courts seemed to be in quite good condition though and you could tell this was an upscale type of club. The area where we had our lunch was quite nicely refinished and looked very crisp. We were seated in a room with a large round table for lunch. There was a set Christmas menu with choice for the main: squash and apple soup, a choice of Turkey Dinner, Salmon or Vegetarian and Christmas "pudding" for dessert. The food was quite good, I very much enjoyed the soup, a nice hearty appetizer for a cold day. The Turkey dinner was great, stuffing, vegetables, turkey, cranberry sauce and potatoes. The Christmas "pudding" was a bit odd, more like a cake with a small scoop of ice cream, but still good. Overall, it was a good experience for a staff luncheon but I dont' think I would recommend this venue for anything other than a relatively casual lunch (provided you know someone who's a member) as the facilities just don't seem to be able to handle much beyond that.

Though I've never been here to play Badminton...or any racquet related sport honestly, I have been…read morein their event spaces . The Badminton & Racquet Club is nothing special on the venue front. Yes, they can host weddings (or in the event I went to, a funeral - yay), but really in the city you could do much better. Their space is nice, through slightly dated, probably due to an older demographic who frequents the club (I assume!). It seems to me that they are going for a "classic" look, but the result is more of a "dated" look - it reminds me a lot of the Faculty Club at the University of Toronto - in fact I wouldn't be surprised if these clubs were somehow linked. In terms of food, they do make a mean cheese platter - at their finger sandwiches are definitely tasty. Also, the bartenders are heavy handed on the alcohol - which may have not been the most appropriate at the event I was attending - but you know. The bartenders themselves were quite friendly and one in particular makes quite a delicious caesar! The only part of the club that does not need an update, in my opinion, are the washrooms. I am a sucker for venue-branded one time use towels (I know, I'm a tree killer) and soaps and lotions, apparently. Overall as a venue, this place is ok, but nothing special. In a city of hundreds on venues, you could definitely do a lot better (but also a lot worse) than the Badminton & Racquet Club.