New Rochelle Tennis Club is not only a club for tennis, but the environment and community that the…read moreclub builds is unmatched. Whenever I am there, it feels like a home. The owner, Mike is very charismatic and passionate about tennis. It is a great atmosphere, awesome people, fun events each held each week, and a club that is welcome to all.

I totally agree with Ronald B! Except I only played ONCE for $750. I told Mike I was new to the…read morearea and had no friends or acquaintenances and hadn't played in two years due to an injury, yet he assured me that he would find games for me. I attended the welcome barbeque at season opening, but Mike didn't welcome me, didn't introduce me to a single person, and there were only about 10 people there--all men. Definitely not a WELCOME at all. Don't join unless you're a super player. The website insisted that all levels were welcome. Not true. Instead, I paid the wonderful pro, Harold Toussaint, to play with me every week, and by the end of the season--which incidentally ends on election day instead of (as the web site states) the first snow--I was ready to return to California and play comfortable tennis with my old senior friends.

While the coaches are great and the courts very nice, the management is a disaster and after three…read moresessions of classes I called it quits If you are a beginner you might like the set up but if you're 2.5 or higher, know that they mix you into classes with people who have never held a racquet before. I was frustrated as the coaches teach to the lowest level. Sometimes couldn't get a rally going with fellow players. Didn't work up a sweat. I sent email after email to Adam and Helen (whonis now gone) left phone messages asking if I could switch to a different group. Get a credit and do private instead. Maybe send my kids to a program and withdraw from the one that was getting me nowhere. Any compromise would have been welcome. But, no reply. Ever. It's also nearly impossible to do a makeup, they offer the opportunity last minute with few options. I

Looks like a good tennis club. But management communicates via email and solves problems as if they…read moreare doing a favor. It has been going on for several weeks already, terrible service, disrespect for customers and their questions. We submitted an application for a child for a certain level, a certain day of the week and time, we chose from the list offered by the club. After the classes began, we realized that the child was put on a lower level without informing us, without conducting an evaluation. Explaining this by the fact that there is simply no place for our child. In response to my request for a refund, the management wrote back saying that this is not possible in accordance with the club's policy.

Riverdale Tennis Center is like playing at country club with no snooty attitudes. Arthur Bobko is…read morethe tennis owner/teacher/coach/groundskeeper of Riverdale Tennis. He does it all! He is the best teacher and coach in any sport I have ever played. Arthur is mild mannor coach who will get the best tennis out of you! You will see improvements in your game. Arthur is a great coach for all skill levels and ages. I'm 35 yrs old and only playing tennis for 3 years. I am now able to compete in tennis tournaments and play at a highly competitive level. All thanks to Riverdale Tennis and Arthur Bobko!

If you are looking for a manicured court, positive energy and great coaches, look no more. The…read moreRiverdale tennis court has all of this and more. It is a family owned that make you feel part of the family. No pressure or embarrassment if you are a beginner and if you are an advanced player you will be very pleased with their head coach (Arthur) with plenty of experience and commitment to his customers. This place they cater to their customer. Try it once and you will be glad you did.

Came for the RCTA Sunset Summer Concert Series, decided to Yelp it because I couldn't find any…read morephotos of the stage or space beyond the clay tennis courts- so this is for the performance area. Location is just north of the clay courts on the grassy hill with some trees for cover and shade on the hill. Most people bring blankets because chairs are really only stable near the sidewalk or at the parking area at the top of the hill. Getting here is tricky if your map doesn't give good walking directions: GPS: 40.79786° N, 73.97636° W Arriving on foot- enter at 100th St, walk down and around a few curvy paths to find the bridge and underpass for the highway and then walk to the water and south from there to the courts. It's also possible to arrive by car in a small parking lot- but parking is limited and shared with tennis players so you'd want to arrive very early. The sound is projected into the hill; so it doesn't really travel too far beyond the picnic area and sometimes the sound team needs a little extra help, but the musicians are passionate and the scenery is lovely, so enjoy the free summer sounds and views!

Hey lovers I provide customers with fresh edible clays. Made with love an care for those who…read moreenjoy the unique taste and smell of clay also it's crunchy and sticks!‼ohh yeah there's delivery too‼

I recently visited the Paume cafe within the club for their jazz series night. What a hidden gem!…read moreGreat views of the Hudson, wonderfully warm woman owned business.

Overall, becoming a TCH member has been a very good experience. My partner and I have met a lot of…read morestrong players that we enjoy spending time with. The setting is gorgeous and I am surprised at how little wind we feel even though we're right on the river. The restaurant above it, which I know is separate, leaves something to be desired, so I would recommend one of the other restaurants in HOH instead. Areas for improvement include: - Court maintenance: TCH has a system of sweep if you want, otherwise one of the grounds keepers will sweep every once in a while. I think they should just institute a sweep the court once you're done rule because a) it doesn't seem good for the courts and b) seems like a really crappy job for the grounds keepers, at least one of whom seems like he actively resents it and takes it out on the poor brooms and occasionally, by being extremely rude to the players on the court. - Record keeping: When two of us signed up to be Diamond members, we asked if we could pay in installments, which the "management" agreed to. TCH seems to lack managers who prioritize organized record keeping because they did not charge us when they told us they would, and they often charged the wrong credit card. When I first asked for a receipt of payment, they asked why, and it took at least 3-4 additional calls for me to finally get a receipt of our payments. - Customer Service: Most of the front desk staff are pretty friendly, but there are things that some of them do that drive me bonkers. A friend of ours who lives in Brooklyn came and played as our guest several times when he visited on some weekends. TCH used the phone number he listed on the waiver form to essentially phone bank him to become a member. A) he lives in Brooklyn--why would he become a member, and B) I felt embarrassed that staff/management thought it was an appropriate practice to pester him multiple times a week for weeks at a time. He actually stopped answering calls from any 914 numbers because he thought it would be TCH. In addition, I feel that I have to remind some front desk staff repeatedly of who I am and that yes, I'm a Diamond member. Seems like once you pay your dues, the emphasis on attentive customer service fades a way a bit.

IMO, the best table tennis club in NYC, and possibly NYS, based on the clubs I've been to upstate…read moreand in Long Island. Terrific flooring and ample space to play, with a high ceiling for lobbers and a generally good feel. The coaches are world class(not only in terms of skill, but also in terms of teaching, unlike other places in NY). The staff are friendly and will provide balls if you ask them. Only crutch is the lack of parking around the area, but there is always parking a bit further, if you are willing to walk three blocks(count it as a warm up and cool down). The entrance is definitely shady, but you won't be let down when you enter. This is a preferred club for competitive/amateur level players in the area, and is never empty closer to 5pm, so you don't need to worry about no one being there to play.

I came to New York Indoor Sports Club when my boyfriend challenged me to a match of ping pong. Even…read morethough he had competed in the Junior Olympics when he was younger, I decided anyway to come here and try out my ability. We both live in Flushing near Main St., so NYISC was a perfect place for us to travel to. The club inside was spacious and clean. Some of the staff greeted us as soon as we walked in and gave us a thorough and in-depth description of all the membership services and fees for ping pong games/coaching. The actual tables are professional-grade, and there are actually plenty of them spread throughout an enormous indoor facility. I liked the feel of the high ceilings while I played (or at least ATTEMPTED to play haha). Even though this place was popular on a weeknight around 7-8pm, the size of the facility didn't make me feel cramped. Checking out the rest of NYISC, I saw an indoor soccer field - which is a rare sight in a place such as Flushing. I don't play soccer, but I would recommend this space for soccer teams and friends looking to play a match or serious game. My boyfriend and I also wandered to the 'Pro Shop' in the sports club. They sold all different professional ping pong products from brands such as Butterfly (famous ping pong product manufacturer). We didn't purchase anything, but I did sign up for private lessons with one of the renowned & accomplished coaches. The pricing was for a set of 10 lessons and were more than affordable. The coaches were all world ranked, and have competed in Olympics, etc. Maybe one day I'll be able to at least keep up in a game with my boyfriend, lol. LAST THING: People here are very open and friendly. If you come on a weeknight like us or a weekend, there will always be staff to help you and fellow players/students to meet/interact with :) One person saw my extreme lack of ping-pong skills and kindly helped me out a bit the first time I came to NYISC -___- lols I will definitely be returning

This is by far my favorite place to play tennis indoors in NYC. Coming from Astoria, it takes me…read moreapproximately 45 minutes to get here and its not too far from the 4/5 or 2 Line. They have about 12 indoor hard courts that are very well maintained and well lit. The pricing here is by far the better compared to all the other places in the city. Off Peak it's $60/hr, Peak $105/hr. What gives this place the advantage is that it's much easier to book courts here at your preferred time than other places in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens. Especially if you are doing for more than an hour and/or more than one court. The place has a cool lobby / waiting area, with a snack bar, ping pong, and a pro-shop for racket stringing. Locker room is small but extremely clean and well maintained. The staff here is very friendly. My tennis league has voted to make this our weekly practice spot. My friends that I've played with here are huge fans.

During these stressful times it was nice to be able to get a good session of hitting in. The…read morefacility is in decent shape and that have 12 indoor courts available, which is rare in the NYC area. I normally don't write reviews but the front desk attendant was so nice that it is warranted. She was a pleasure to work with today while my partner and I found a way to play for two hours. I would highly recommend using this facility for your tennis fix!

I've been playing tennis my entire life. These courts are phenomenal. The Har-Tru is…read morecontinuously groomed by an professional staff, like clockwork after each group has finished. Also, Gary and his staff of assistant pros can teach and act as hitting partners with beginners through tournament level players. The snack bar is excellent as well. Truly, a well run establishment.

I'm giving 5 stars just because I noticed folks incorrectly wrote reviews for Lake Isle on this…read morepage, and not for Sportime. Sportime is the tennis academy on the Lake Isle grounds. They lease the space and have nothing to do with the pool, snack bar at Lake Isle, restaurant, etc. My son has been attending the Sportime tennis program for several years and we've had an excellent experience. While I agree with the posters here that Lake Isle itself leaves much to be desired, it is unfair that Sportime's tennis program should be incorrectly saddled with Lake Isle's poor reviews...

I've been a member for a short time and overall have had a positive experience. The gym is…read moredefinitely on the expensive side, but it's clean, well-maintained, and offers a lot of amenities for families. One of the biggest perks is the child care. They can watch your child for up to 2.5 hours while you work out, which is incredibly valuable for parents and has made it much easier for me to take classes and exercise consistently. The outdoor pool area is another highlight, especially in the summer. The pool and water slide make it feel more like a family destination than just a gym. I've taken two strength-training classes so far, and both instructors and fellow members have been incredibly friendly, welcoming, and helpful. My biggest complaint is the family locker room. It can feel pretty chaotic, especially during busy times. There are only eight shower rooms, and they also serve as changing rooms, which creates bottlenecks for families trying to get in and out. Parking can also be a challenge. It's manageable now, but I suspect it will become even more difficult once the outdoor pool season is in full swing. Overall, if you're willing to pay a premium, you get a clean facility, great classes, excellent family amenities, and valuable child care. The parking and locker room situation could be improved, but so far the positives outweigh the negatives for me

I've been a member for several years, paying approximately $150-$160 per month through the…read moreAARP/UnitedHealthcare discount. Life Time has now eliminated that benefit, and I was told my membership would cost $329 per month--more than double. This is deeply disappointing and makes staying at the club unaffordable for many longtime senior members. I would like management to honor existing members' discounted rates or offer a reasonable transition