Vanderbilt Tennis Club

B Huni a year ago

Tried to look look at a reservation in terms of date/hour and price. Takes me to this MindBody page, asks me to create a profile. I go through it painstakingly fill out a million pieces of information, then when it's finally done, and I can move forward to look at pricing and book, it says that the booking can't be completed online and I should call.... Worst UX ever

HH G a year ago

If you’re looking for a good tennis instructor, you must avoid Mel. I’m actually surprised that he’s allowed to “teach” when he’s hostile and he bullies players in front of others. Based on other reviews, it seems like he kicks people out for being “bad” which is inappropriate. He’s hired to teach and guide- not to bash people down with his hasty attitude. Do not trust him.

Galuh 2 years ago

A hidden tennis court above grand central station. It took us a bit to find the place. But we enjoy the place. The changing room is clean. The waiting room is a bit small but okay. It’s a fun place to play tennis indoor

Vignesh Theetharappan Edited 3 years ago

Avoid this place at all costs. They completely screwed me over and the customer service is some of the worst I’ve ever dealt with. First off, it took me nearly 25 minutes on the phone just to book a simple ball machine session. The system they use is old and archaic and there were already a myriad of issues from the beginning. 3 different people I spoke with all told me different things. I’m a regular tennis player and I expected to get access to a full court with a ball machine on the other side like any other tennis facility sets up for you. The person I spoke to originally on the phone told me that’s what I would be getting. I was absolutely shocked to come in and get a dinky little QUARTER court as seen in the picture and no one gave me a heads up. It’s unacceptable for them to mislead people like this. I didn’t pay an exorbitant amount of money to play in a freaking shoe box. I knew from the minute I stepped onto the practice court that this was not the experience I signed up for. It felt like a batting range for baseball players. I specifically asked for a ball machine with a full court so I could see where my shots land on the other side. Those are the kind of ball machin

Ter Fra Edited 6 years ago

Right above the Campbell Bar is a unique tennis club. watch your head on the sideline and the one backcourt but so convenient and with nice views down Park Ave and w the arched and oval windows w their decorative metal detailing presiding over the court is a fun place!