Lovely club with down-to-earth great caring people. Very glad to have found it as the courts are…read morebeautiful, the natural setting nice, and it's conveniently located for me. Courts redone last year and pool being resurfaced this year. Small downstairs gym is a bonus.

No interest in turning on lights on a Saturday evening. When we asked around, members relayed that…read morethe business assumed people would get their play in during sun lit hours. An assumption members have a 9-5 Monday thru Friday. With the sun going down at 5 pm these days, I'm not a fan of this practice.

We hosted my Father-In-Laws celebration of life at the Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club this past…read moreweekend. From inquiry to the end of the event we received nothing but high quality, friendly, and professional service. Annabel, Chris, Peyton, and everyone we interacted with were incredibly helpful and we felt like we were in the best hands. Working with this team made a challenging time feel a bit easier and allowed us to really celebrate our loved one. We started with a website inquiry and were able to take a tour shortly after. The event space has lots of windows that look over the golf course. They provide tables, chairs, linens, outdoor space, a lovely built in bar, memorial table, and a water, tea, and lemonade beverage station. We hosted a group of around 100 and fit very comfortably. They were able to set up a stage with podium and microphone. They also had 2 tvs that we were able to display a slideshow on. Prior to the event we were able to set up a food tasting and loved every dish we tried. During the event we received endless compliments of how lovely the space, food, and staff were. We would highly recommend the Santa Rosa Golf & Country Club for any event.

We just celebrated our mom's 95th birthday party for 70 guests. We live out of the country so we…read morereally needed a venue that could take care of everything for us. Annabel and her team did just that. The place is beautiful ( we did it outdoors). They even provided a golf cart to help transport our senior guests from the parking lot to the site. Our mom wanted a specific hawaiian menu and the chef did a magnificent job interpreting her wishes. Needless to say, the food was delicious and plentiful. We went for the wine and beer package ; a wide selection of very good quality and abundant. Even the lemonade was a hit. The set up, as well as the linen, chairs, china etc were top notch. Last but not least, the staff was helpful, friendly, clean cut and very professional. Even the manager came out to congratulate the birthday girl and gave her a leí which gave it a personal touch. After reviewing several venues and caterers, the price was competitive. All in all, it made our lives easier, exceed our expectations and our guests loved it. Highly recommended.

Local regional park with baseball, volleyball, par course, four tennis courts (no pickleball…read moreallowed), soccer fields, kids play structure, dog park and hiking trails. We came birding here recently and saw a hawk and woodpecker perched up in a tree. They also had sheep and goat grazing in a temporary fenced-off area to keep the dry grass down. I love this eco-friendly method of managing vegetation. There were about a dozen dogs happily playing in the dog park when I was there. It was fun to watch how they interact with each other. There were a few growls but responsible dog parents were there to quickly call their dogs back. There are several picnic tables sprinkled throughout the park. You can reserve areas for special events. I have attended a wedding and a friend hosted a retirement party here. The Gravenstein Apple Fair has been held at this location for many decades as well. There are a few parking lots to choose from. You can park inside the park for free if you are a Sonoma County Regional Park member. Annual pass is currently $69. Seniors get a discounted rate.

Ragle Ranch Regional Park is an amazing local park. It has beautiful examples of oak woodland, some…read moreredwood groves and fine examples of secondary succession where fields are gradually being replaced by forest. There are bicycle trails, hiking trails and people take horses there too. Benches along the way let a person sit and enjoy the beauty. Out on the trails it's hard to believe you are within walking distance of downtown. There are also baseball, softball, soccer and volleyball. It is also home to the premier public tennis facility in West County, the Ragle Ranch Tennis courts were built with private donations and have been maintained by dedicated volunteers for the past 30 years without taxpayer funds. It has one of the few practice walls in West County and a porta potty nearby.

Anthony"s clinics have been transformative for my doubles play. He explains concepts extremely…read morewell, and I've watched our entire team sharpen our skills under his guidance. His influence is so strong that when students from the clinics are playing at other times and put something we learned into practice, we turn to each other and say: "Just like Anthony said." It feels awesome to apply what we've learned and see it pay off! I've also taken private lessons to work on a particular stroke, and I'm excited to say that I think I finally have a forehand I feel good about. His teaching style is calm, analytical, patient, and focused. And also fun! I recommend Anthony's lessons all the time.

I've taken two tennis lessons from Anthony recently, and I really like his approach. He just has a…read moregreat way of going about instructing. He's not all high and mighty. he is patient. He listened to my questions. He drills in the new techniques with repetition and positive feedback. Plus he seems like a genuinely good human being.

Great public park have used these courts since my kids were young just waiting for another sunny…read moreday to go play.

I attended a child's birthday party here, as her parents/my friends are members. The 3 pools and…read morefacilities were clean and well maintained, and the shaded picnic area they reserved was comfortable and relaxing. There were also pickleball and tennis courts. My friends said they have spent most of their summer here! I enjoyed my time on a lounge chair in the shade.

Great experience. Would highly recommend for anybody looking for a tennis and swim club.read more

Ive had a family membership here for almost 10yrs. My wife has been way more consistent thanks to…read morethe childcare program that they have. It's available daily for up to two hours per child. Theres one downstairs for younger children and one upstairs for older kids. They also have parents night out events that let you drop your kids off for pizza and movies. They have lots of options to choose between for all types of fitness levels and interests. They have a great weight room area and equally great machine area, they have yoga rooms, stationary bike room, a rock climbing wall and much more. The recreational pool is heated, lap pool isn't and the kiddie pool isn't either but it's a great cold plunge in the winter. I usually hit that then the sauna before my workouts. They have a basketball court inside and pickle ball courts outside in the back which always has action on them. Theres so much more they offer but I still have not had the chance to try it all out. Their juice/ snack bar is amazing. The soups and wraps are fire!! I highly recommend this place, especially if you have kids. The staff is great and the place is clean. Can't think of anything negative about this place to be honest.

I had a very disappointing experience with Alexa at the front desk. She came across as extremely…read morerude, dismissive, and hostile. Airport Health Club is a relatively small, close gym where members know each other and talk. Because of that, I've heard many conversations about negative interactions with Alexa at the front desk/ around gym and after experiencing it myself, I now understand exactly what they were talking about. It was disappointing to see that's why I decided to write a review. It's not necessarily what is said it's how it's said. I had been communicating with the finance department by email/ over phone about adding my fiancé to my membership. When we arrived, I simply tried to explain that he was accompanying me so we could complete the process. Before I could even finish my sentence, Alexa interrupted me and spoke to me in a condescending and unfriendly manner. There was absolutely no reason for the attitude when I was simply trying to explain the situation. I've referred three friends, my mother joined because of my recommendation, and I was in the process of adding my fiancé. I genuinely enjoy this gym, which is exactly why this interaction was so frustrating. As a business owner myself, I understand how important customer service is. The front desk staff are the face of the business and set the tone for every member's experience. One employee can either strengthen a company's reputation or damage it. Alexa's behavior did not reflect the welcoming environment that members expect. I sincerely hope management takes this feedback and customer service training happends seriously because no member should be made to feel unwelcome, disrespected, or dismissed the moment they walk through the door.

I've been going to Pilates Collective for about 6 months and have had nothing but great instruction…read morefrom their obviously skilled staff. I didn't think Pilates would be the right fit for me, but I noticed right away that it made not only a difference in my posture and the way I felt when I left, but it stayed with me throughout the week. My golf game has improved, and the teachers have done an amazing job with a reoccurring knee injury I've had undiagnosed for the past year or so. I am stronger, more flexible, and I pay attention to my posture much more, which helps keep me out of my bad habits and out of discomfort. I've taken classes with many of the teachers and done some private sessions -- I really can't say enough for the studio and the staff. They have a great selection of classes, including equipment classes and mat classes, and you can build up to what they call self-directed workouts. With self-directed you can come into the studio on your own and practice -- kind of like a gym membership. I was actually surprised at how detailed and intelligent Pilates is as an exercise system. The teachers blend an incredible knowledge of anatomy and functionality with so much clarity. They seem inspired and motivated by what they do and it genuinely makes me want to keep doing Pilates. I've already referred friends and family to Pilates Collective. It's definitely the place I want to spend my time and money when it comes to taking better care of myself.

I have done Pilates classes and private sessions with more than three dozen teachers around the…read moregreater Bay Area. Many of these have been very skillful teachers. Christopher Cormier and Kristen Iuppenlatz Grech stand out for their skillfulness and expertise They both give close attention to each individual in a class, they teach and cue with precision and compassion. Christopher beings intuitive creativity and complete presence, and his relaxed, kind humor makes the experience FUN. Kristen brings a wealth of insight and wisdom about the complexities of bodies and life and pain. I am SO fortunate to have found the Pilates Collective when I moved here last year.

Been a member here for some 20 plus years, After the corporate takeover by pyramid global I've…read morewatched this club go downhill steadily due to bad management. The locker rooms are riddled with lockers that don't lock. The water fountains don't work. The bathroom sinks have no hot water and such low water pressure you can't even wash your hands. Things never get fixed. Treadmills down for several months. Saunas and steam rooms down for months at a time. Complaints are ineffective and downright useless. Hot tubs always have murky cloudy water. The floor surfaces in the men's locker room are extremely slippery, and conducive to falls and broken bones. The bench in the men's Handicap shower is literally falling out of the wall and needs to be propped up with another bench to keep from slamming down and shattering a knee cap. If you dare to sit on it, it could easily fall out of the wall causing a broken back or spinal injury. The steam room is ripe, dirty, and NEVER hot enough. And they keep raising the rates If you're thinking of joining, forget it. Things are bad and just keep getting worse. Working out is supposed to be energizing and uplifting. Instead, I usually leave angrily because this place is so poorly managed. I hope they change for the better soon, but probably will not happen.

Treated my mom to a massage at the Montecito for her birthday, since we were celebrating, I got one…read moretoo. We were staying at the Flamingo Hotel for the night and this place is located next door. My massage was very relaxing and my mom enjoyed her massage as well, both different types and methods of service. After my massage, I hung out in the waiting room and outdoor lounge area. We started off her birthday weekend with massages and it set the tone for a very relaxing and fun time in Santa Rosa.

Cloverleaf Ranch is a magical place! Our nine-year-old just returned from his second year of…read moresleep-away camp (He attended the day camp when he was younger.) and he has so many positive things to say. The counselors were fun and supportive. The activities were engaging. Thomas loved the food. This year he encouraged a friend from school to join him. That boy had a great time, and they both made new friends too. Thomas came back with greater confidence and displaying more independence too. We can't wait to get back the pictures he took with his disposable camera! What I love best, besides hearing the stories about him getting up early to care for the horses that he once found intimidating, was the call we received from Dawn mid-week. We weren't worried. We've had great experiences at Cloverleaf. We know the ratios of campers to counselors allows for attentive care. Still, the mid-week phone call telling us how his week was going just reinforced how much the staff really cares. For this reason, Cloverleaf will continue to be a Cremidis family tradition for many years to come. Next year, little brother will be old enough for residential camp and he's already making plans for how he'll spend his time.

I feel like parents should know the teen leaders they employ are from some summer study abroad…read more program and are boys sent here from other countries (New Zealand, Australia, etc.) and they aren't allowed to disclose their names (my daughter's camp leader was named "Cobra"). I didn't feel comfortable with this arrangement and am glad I didn't sign my daughter up for sleep-away camp. She enjoyed the day camp but the staff seemed more concerned with protecting themselves rather than allowing parents to protect their children. I was expecting some nice local horse riding girls to mentor her and instead had to leave her with boys who wouldn't tell me their names. She won't be back.