La Cienega Tennis Center

La Cienega Tennis Center is a fantastic place for tennis enthusiasts! There are plenty of courts, all in great condition, and the atmosphere is very welcoming. I purchased an annual membership for just $24, which gives me access to this amazing tennis center. The court rental fee is $14 per hour, which I find very reasonable for such a high-quality facility. A great spot for practice and games—I highly recommend it!

Great place to play tennis and pickleball They can add some fence between the pickle ball courts Parking is covered for 2 hours

Great place to play tennis! The membership is only $10 -$20 per year. You can play for free. You can also practice with a machine for $10 per hou . Classes are $200 for 10 weeks

The teacher was patient and fabulous. My grandson loves tennis with this teacher. He's learning a lot.

Free 2-hr parking is awesome but we arrived to a pile of detritus in the corner of our court. I had to kick it off to the side. The court surfaces and nets themselves are in great shape, but the front desk does not return calls and the second time we walked up to the window no one was there. ZERO RECYCLING at a facility that goes through god knows how many tennis ball containers/drink bottles per day. Long story short, doesn’t seem to be the attention here that I’ve experienced at many other tennis facilities but the courts are beautiful if you can get a clean one. Also just a note- booking a court here on mobile is a *nightmare*. For a city with so much money, you would think Beverly Hills would have a functioning reservation system. Nope.

Nice parking garage.. EV charging spots, and 2 hours free...

this place is the best tennis center in Beverly Hills. 2hr parking free, decently courteous staff, a pro shop with a small Lounge area and small snack selection. Downside is the pickle ball courts in the middle of the facility. The sounds echo to other courts where people are playing tennis and it is SUCH an annoying sound. Street noise can get loud during peak traffic time on the La Cienega street side courts. It’s so busy, you need to book 7 days out during peak playing times.

Huge area to park your car before heading to Beverly Hills Tennis Courts on the first floor.

Great place for tennis or pickleball guaranteed if you reserve ahead of time. Parking underneath 2 hours for free. There's lots of lights and even a lounge to chill while you wait. Very clean. Pickleball courts are more makeshift from a tennis court so lines can get be confusing with different colors. Overall, solid place for a tennis or pickleball workout - just wish they had more benches in the pickleball area.

Visiting from out of town and really enjoyed playing here. Lots and lots of courts. Would recommend reserving a court. Can rent a racket for 5 dollars. Clean and enclosed courts.

### 2023 review 3/100 ### 5-star if only for the FREE 2-hour parking! And instructors are great too ;-) 3rd week of winter break is a good time to do a tennis camp and keep kiddo busy before school starts.

Pickleball **Best bang for your buck on the west side besides the free courts at memorial. They guy Jonathan who works there takes his job too serious and is unfriendly

I love this place. I take weekly group classes and also Privates with Ken. He is the best and has improved my game immensely.

I wish the City had some way to teach or just insist that staff be friendly, polite, etc. Having someone in the office who has no 'people skills' does a huge disservice to the taxpayers of Beverly Hills as well as the general public who utilize the facility.

Great facility with plenty of well kept courts and affordable rates. Can't wait to get back!

Clean courts, good coaches, and easy parking (2hrs free). Love this place. I wish the benches were on both sides of the court to use depending on where the shade is during day play... or add an umbrella type overhang over the benches. And now due to pickleball surge, there are more pickleball courts dedicated to people for the next 3 months: Tennis Court #1: This is the new location for pickleball courts 1, 2, 3 and 4. 4 pickleball courts are dedicated for reservations. Tennis Court #8: This is the new location for pickleball courts 5, 6, 7 and 8. 4 pickleball courts available for reservations, and the continued location for pickleball classes and lessons through Beverly Hills Tennis. Tennis Court #12: This is the new location for tennis ball machine rentals. Tennis Courts #13-#14: These courts are now dedicated for tennis play. I don't mind pickleball, but man who decided to use wiffleball balls and that damn sound they make on the paddles... wouldn't the beginner tennis balls have been better?? Anyway, love the courts here.

I grew up playing here as a child and didn't return until I was in my 20's. Overall, the courts are really nice to play on and there is plenty of room to move around off of them. Everything is kept nice and clean, which is always a relief when playing. Most courts in and around LA are a little worn down but these are always kept in the best shape! Parking is free and it is definitely a plus since it is shaded and out of the sun. The markers on the top are a plus too because they let you know which spots are available before you reach them so you aren't driving around for too long looking for a spot! The men in the Proshop are super nice and helpful. I needed a specific bag and I searched all of Los Angeles for it for weeks. They were the only ones that had it & they even saved it for me! This made me so happy! The only negative thing about this place is the woman at the front office. She is an absolute DISASTER to deal with. She treats you like you are a peasant and that you are not worthy enough to play there. I don't know what her problem is. She makes me feel as if I do not belong and that's unfortunate because little does she know, I have given them plenty of money throughout the years. If someone were to kick her out, I would instantly give a 5-star.

I've been coming here for tennis ever since I started picking tennis back up during covid (because what else is there to do!?) Things to note about this tennis court: - The courts are nice, clean, and well-maintained - Scheduling is easy online - Membership and rates are reasonable ($12/hr for non-residents) - Parking is free! Will continue to come back!

Best place to get your racquet restrung in LA. Incredibly fast, I dropped it off on a Wednesday and got it back on a Friday

It's impossible to speak to anyone bc no one ever answers the phone. You should make it so that we can cancel reservations online. I have to call 10x or more to get a person.

I live two blocks from here so the convenience is 4 stars. Reservations can be tough bc it's busy but love it. Clean, nice staff, and the people that play here seem to be great too. I usually walk here but they have two hours (free) parking.

Decent public facility that appeared to be reasonably well maintained. The front desk was a little disorganized, but we got to our reserved court on time. By having a strict reservation system they avoid the classic public court problem of impatient newcomers that are eager to shoo you off your court. Huge parking garage under the courts and a locker room/bathroom. Not glamorous, but better than any public facility in San Francisco, though maybe the soon-to-be-redone GG courts will compete.

Upgraded court lights to LED's! No more warm up time for the lights! Instant ON!! So nice!! Bright, but not to the point where it will blind you! Great upgrade!! Playing in the evening now is awesome!!

We have played at several public courts in LA and have given up on the free courts. The time wasted waiting or going super early cuts into our recreation time and we end up giving up and not playing. It's worth the $12 per hr fee to reserve a court especially at Beverly Hills Tennis . There are other public courts you can pay for but the court quality and ease of parking are no where near as good. The staff are friendly and have adhered to the LADPH recommendations for covid safety which I entirely appreciate. The courts are free of leaves and are clean. The lights at night are also well lit. The last two courts at the bottom are not great, has some superfluous lines for classes I imagine. Parking is also free and abundant. Making a reservation online is easy. Overall a great and consistent court. They seem to offer instruction as well although I have not tried any of them. There are sometimes a select few patrons who are more rowdy and in once instance brought a loud wireless speaker to play music. But overall most everyone is respectful and adheres to COVID safety.

Best tennis courts! Best instructors! The best! Doesn't get any better. There is free parking available. They have a proshop with drinks, snacks, food, rackets, tennis wear, etc. Courts are amazing, really well kept. I take the adult group classes- I take a few each semester. My favorite instructors are Drew, Sean and Josh. This place is my second home! Love! Beverly Hills residents get a discount- I think around $9 for an hour of tennis. Non-residents if I'm not mistaken is $12 an hour. Must book in advanced by calling or online.

Courts are spacious and well maintained. Lighting at night isn't so great. We typically try to book mornings. The pricing is a bit higher than other places but to be expected in Beverly Hills. Parking is great. The lot under the facility is free and wide open during the earlier weekend hours. Would not know about other times. Been coming here for about 4 years now and never had any issues with the lady who handles reservations like the other reviewers. The lady at the window and the people working the pro-shop have always been friendly to my friends and I. Booking in advance is crucial. This facility gets booked up very quickly.

Great place to play with clean courts Just feel it would be a little bit better that's why it's only 4 stars and not 5 I will definitely be back here Cause the people are nice and it's all about playing tennis

Beverly Hills Tennis scores all five stars!!! Vyas is a five star Pro and my absolute favorite lifetime coach, for sure!!!! He has an incredible eye for identifying and communicating the mechanics that will improve your game. He's super nice too! BHT offers a variety of popular classes and a great Kid's Camp. A private vendor runs the pro shop and they are fabulous-very professional and sensitive to the needs of the customer. Courts are clean and well lighted. Environment is clean and safe. Parking is ideal. I highly recommend BHT for players of all ages-it's a fun place everyday!

I LOVE this place. Pretty blue and green tennis courts, a really comfy and classy waiting area, friendly and talented staff, lots of classes (great leagues and camps for jrs.), pros, usta tournaments, great pro shop, and I didn't even mention the convenience of the free parking lot underneath the courts. The courts are also all facing in the correct direction and are full sized. Bathrooms are nice and clean :) Only a few caveats, as nothing is perfect, it can get sunny on these courts as there is little shade. Bring a hat and sunglasses during the day and don't forget to apply lots of sunscreen. The outside water fountain water isn't that great (warm water). The best fountain is inside near the pro shop (nice and cold and water comes out high). Beverly Hills Tennis is everything a tennis center should be!

Have had all good experiences here -- except for the time some teen smashed a volley at my neck :) Ice is available here... Booking a court is straightforward and easy. Parking is easy. The prices aren't crazy. The staff is friendly, and seems on top of things. And there's even a day camp for kids (half or full day) that is getting thumbs up from my representative. BH Tennis might be close to a 5 star. It's at least 4 stars. I do like it here. And if you want to play with a 4.1 - 4.5 rated player like me --- give a shout!

Came here to play a tournament. (And I won!) It was my first time playing on these courts, and I thought they were pretty good. Clean courts, nets are the correct height and tight, and fence on all four sides. What more could you ask for? I played on court 7, court 13, and court 16. Court 7 was really nice. We were right next to the main walkway, so spectators had an easy view of our match. It helped me because I play better when there are spectators, even if they are cheering for the other side. Courts 13 and 16 were so-so. These were corner courts right off Gregory and people couldn't watch us play. Court 13 was pretty dirty with ball fuzz clumps, but otherwise okay. Court 16 was on the corner of Gregory and La Cienega, so it was hard hearing each other. Luckily, we didn't have score disputes, so it was fine. We laughed about it. The only gripe I have...the benches! There is only one bench per court, which is pretty uncomfortable if you're playing an unpleasant player...you have to share the bench. I would prefer benches on opposite sides. Or at least two benches. The bathrooms are super clean. There is parking underneath the courts, but on weekends it's pretty tight. Huge cars would inconsiderately park in two spots. I drive a Honda del Sol and I had trouble, so I don't know what normal-sized car people do.

Had my first of many lessons with Jacob who all my friends recommended highly. Jacob was patient, insightful, knowledgeable and very easy going. Cannot wait for our next lesson and the next....

I have to echo some complaints about the customer service. It's pretty bad, even for Los Angeles. I was about to book a court, but then realized it didn't have the ball machine. I would have considered booked a later time, but the woman at the front desk was so negative I just decided to get off the phone.

Great staff. Place may not always have courts available so you're better off with a membership to get advance reservation access. Courts are nice priced for the hour and there's always parking. Place is always clean. I've been coming here for 20 years.

Came here with my friend Kayvan Lopez and we were shocked to see how expensive it is ! It's almost 30 dollars for an hour of tennis ?? Is this a joke ??? Who do these bullies thing think they are ???

I take lessons here from 2 pros and it's such a great place! Everyone is so great!! BUT people need to understand that the court reservation desk is run by the city not the tennis shop! So don't complain on here because it gives the pro shop a bad name. I want to give Hally Cohen a big 2 thumbs up for being a kick ass director. She keeps everything running to smoothly and did an amazing job with the celebrity tennis tournament this weekend.

Perfection! I LOVE this place. Clean courts, friendly staff. It's just beautiful and such a joy to play there. It feels like a private club but so easy to get in and out (free parking). I just can't say enough about it - it really made me get back into playing tennis. THANK YOU!!!

I was disappointed and disgusted with the staff.It was my first day playing at these courts and my friends and I walked in to claim the appointment for a court we previously made two days before. As wee were walking to the court the staff was giving us looks left and right.I realized they did not do this to the other people around us and it made my group feel uncomfortable and uneasy like we did not belong. We were constantly getting complaints for talking just like everyone else was!!!!!

still playing here at least once a week. i will say that *nearly* all the people who do the reservations/ money are wonderful people. Harris & Sandra are the bomb. same goes for the coaching staff - I know most of them now, and I know who I can relate to best when it comes to my game. their ball machine was out of order for like 6 months - but I think they finally got a new one, I just haven't had a chance to use it yet.

I was just here the other day checking it out as I'm totally new in town. I really like the facilities here. Would like to ask if anyone would like to play with me (single) during 9/27 - 9/31 during 12pm to 6pm (any 1 or 2 hours would do)? My NTRP rating is about 3.75. Looking forward to hearing from any tennis fans.

Always a court available. Many great staff but some difficult. Super fun place to play tennis and very commitment. Beverly Hills sure knows how to make tennis court organized and fun.

These courts are very nice but the lady that books the courts and runs the "office" is INCREDIBLY rude and disrespectful. Agreed with others, heaven forbid you ask her a question (about the tennis courts) while she's on a person phone call and eating a snack. My favorite part was when she yelled at my friends and I, who are all over the age of 30, for "coaching" each other. Remind me next time I pay $21 for an hour of tennis to not speak a word about the tennis the entire time. I literally started a yelp account for this review only, thats how pissed off I was when I left this place today (she was working at 4pm today).

DAYTIME PLAY ONLY, NOT FOR NIGHTS. If you play here during the day, these are some of the best courts in Los Angeles. Clean, convenient, free parking. Sequestered away so no distractions. Great. If you play at night, it's like playing in the dark. Seriously public free courts utilize better lighting. Both times I've played nights here my hitting partners who play here regularly just said "we complain about the lighting all the time".

Just got the news the courts are being demolished to make way for a new hotel!!! There goes the neighborhood. And the parking.

I admit it - I'm a tennis nut! It didn't start that way. Like most of us...I played in high school and then pretty much abandoned my racket in my parents garage alongside my dusty old yearbooks when I flew the coop for college. But gyms aren't my bag and I thought I'd try and find a way to have fun while I worked out. Wasn't sure how to get back in. I mean, you can't exactly play alone! So a quick google search and I found the BH Tennis Center website and signed up for my first clinic. That was 2 years ago and perhaps it would be too romantic of me to just say...They had me at hello...but they kinda did! Several clinics later, I've built up a slew of tennis friends (all at my level, which is key). I've taken privates, played on teams, USTA Leagues, Tourneys (Tournaments, for the newbies), and still occasionally drop into occasional clinics. But best of all, we've put together our own weekly group that gets together for fun play throughout the week and weekends. Sorry, I'm digressing here. The point of this review was to be about BHTC. Basically, we call it "The Club". Clearly, it 's not. These are public courts, people. Anyone can reserve courts (get yourself a card for ease and if you live in BH, you actually get a few bucks off the court fees and can book courts - just call in - up to 7 days in advance). But the organization, the pros, the pro shop and the feeling up there (it's above a big parking lot - I'm sure you've all driven by it a million times - at the corner of Olympic on La Cig (that's what all the cool cats are calling La Cienega, by the way) is just very "club" like. Not in the sense that it's exclusive - exactly the opposite actually. I've found all the people up there to be really friendly. And the people aren't just Beverly Hills people - they're from all over LA. I know a bunch of people who even drive from the valley?! Don't get me wrong, don't show up and expect to just find someone to hit with (this isn't a golf course!), but you can very easily meet people and those people are pretty much always looking to play...so you can built up a network pretty quickly! The main one on La Cig (you're learning, right?) is pretty big - 16 courts. Bathrooms are slightly above a public park restroom...but you've come to play tennis, not primp! But there are 4 more courts at the Roxbury Park (further West on Olympic), if that's easier for you. At the La Cig one, don't be confused by the parking (it was a bit intimidating the first time). You enter the parking lot from La Cig (headed South ONLY - there's a median and you can't turn in from the Northbound lanes). Grab your ticket and park (it's like most public BH lots - its free for the first 2 hours...but in 2 years of playing, I've only once been actually charged for going over the 2 hours - so don't worry about that). Walk to the South side of the lot and you'll see to the left a small opening in the gate - make a quick right and around a corner you'll see the stairs that lead you up. At the top of the stairs make a left and there's the court attendant to book/pay/get your courts. You can also rent ball machines up there too (although I've never done that). The pro shop is small, but has the immediate necessities...cold water, overgrip, powerbars, etc... as well as standard pro-shop fare: clothes, rackets, stringing and snacks for those really crazy days! The "club" arranges tournaments every few months too (check out the website for details) - so you can seriously work out your competitive needs! I mean let's just be honest, if you're an adult playing tennis, you're competitive, right? Nothin' wrong with that :-) Beverly Hills Tennis Center: It's all the benefit of a 'club' at public park pricing :-) can't beat it! http://beverlyhillstennis.com/ ***If anyone wants some hints on which clinics or pros to try, I'd be happy to give you my two cents. But I'm not Perez.... no need to publicly diss! Shoot me a message and I'll hit you back!

I am giving BH tennis center a one star not because the tennis center it self but because my past three experiences, not so pleasant. The courts are great, the amenities are great! I live right across the street from BH tennis center been going for the past two years, but my last few visit have been very disappointing. I can't tell you how many times I called the office to make a reservation or ask a question and no one picked up the phone in the office. I called the pro shop to tell them that no one was picking up and could you get me someone, the young girl on the phone would say, yes I will tell someone up there and transfer you." I was transfered and yet again no one picked up the phone. The women that works during the evening when you sign in to your court is extremely RUDE. I actually called when I was out front of the office window and she was just sitting there letting the phone ring ignoring it. After I hung up I mentioned why didnt you pick up the phone, she said she was busy. I was standing right there and she was saying she was busy, I couldn't believe that. I have actually made wagers with friends that when we wanted to play that the person in the office won't pick up the phone, never does, Let me tell you, the first year I was going here was perfect, I didn't have any problems or issues, but within this last year I have had bad experiences and HORRIBLE customer service. The pro shop: I get me my racquet strung here all the time. I remember when the pro shop before it got all redone and now looks great but ever since the reconstructed the pro shop it was like we might as well be BH snooty and rude. One morning I walked in to get my racquet re-strung like I usually do and I waited right in front of the desk patiently while the young girl was on the phone. There was a tennis pro to her right, my left and after she got off the phone she started talking to him about nonsense, nothing tennis related or professional related. I was like "excuse me..." and she looked at me with this look with her eyebrows up and she seemed like I was being rude to her. I waited there for at least 2 minutes(I didn't think 1 min was enough OMG) before she realized I was standing right in front of her. She asked what strings I normally get and I said it should be in the system I always get the same one, a two combination of strings. In the past they could do it by the end of the day upon request, as of late they have been telling me they can no longer do it within the day and it take 3--5 days. how long does it take to string a racquet now I asked, and I received the same answer as like in the front outside window,"We are busy." She said she would call me when finished. Of course I never have received a phone call EVER when my tennis racquet has been finished. I have always had to check in. After a few days I pick up my racquet and the strings are wrong. The same girl as before says, 'oh I am sorry would you like for us to do it again." And I had plans to play that morning so of course I couldn't . She told me I could try them out and if I didn't like I could bring back and get it restrung. So I was like ok. I played with it and it was ok and I just didn't want to go back and go through all of that especially when I play 2-3 times a wk. My next visit (which was my last) pretty much the same experience I told her exactly what strings I wanted and she wrote it down. I picked up my racquet and it was some blue wilson very thick gut. I hate the strings they put on it and after this screw up I will never go back. I have not only been paying for stings I am not ordering and they expect me to keep coming back and forth to get the strings I want right. First of all, they should get the strings right the first time and I should be treated with some care, just a little bit. It just seemed like the continual bad experiences with the people that work at BH tennis center and the bad service. I don't care all GREAT your amenities, offers, and courts are especially when the people that work there are rude and don't treat you with respect. I no longer go here and like I said before been going here for the past two years I was bringing a lot of business with my friends and acquaintances here, spreading the word about BH tennis center. Now I have told everyone not to go and anyone that mentions it I say sorry but there these other courts in Hollywood...well let's go there.

This is one of the worst managed tennis facilities in LA. 1) The courts are filthy, cracked and uneven. 2) The cashier/receptionships are slow and especially the weekend staff is rude and inept 3) The newly revampled bathrooms remain unclean. 4) You need to allow 1 to 2 days for restringing of rackets For Beverly Hills I expect more.

This place is freakin awesome..The best and most beautiful tennis courts in LA! In 2007 I was looking for a way to get back into tennis after playing back in the day in high school, and came across their clinics. I signed up, and never looked back. The instructors there are all great teachers, fun and friendly with lots of personality. After going there regularly, it's easy to meet people to play with and feels very much like a small community, a "club" even. The courts are beautiful (did i say that already?), extremely well-maintained and very well-lit. Well worth the newly raised price of $11/hr on nights and weekends for non BH residents (slightly cheaper on weekdays). I would definitely recommend paying $15 for the membership card to be able to make reservations, these courts fill up quickly even though there are so many. There's also a pro shop and locker rooms, pretty much everything you need is here, including plenty of free parking in the structure. I can't say enough good things about BH Tennis!

My son, 4 yo, took group tennis lessons here for one session with Coach Josh. He was GREAT! It was our first experience with tennis and the class (though registered full) was never really full. It was obviously better when not all of the kids were there since tennis is such a one on one sport. When there were more kids in class, there was more waiting between turns. (A little hard for 4-5 year olds.) There was one week when we had a substitute teacher and that was a bit of a disaster. He clearly had NO clue how to teach such young children. He had the kids trying to do skills that were clearly beyond them. So I'd say the quality of the lessons really depends on the coach. Go observe a lesson (taught by the coach you're signing up with) before committing if you can. Also, they canceled two lessons back to back due to a tournament and we got basically no notice. (The coach came running after us in the parking garage after a lessons to tell us about it.) They also tried to insist that the refund for the two lessons be given as a store credit (which I had refused to do by talking to the manager). A little shady and unprofessional if you ask me. Facilities wise, this place is great. Doesn't seem like public courts at all. Very clean, well-kept courts. Kiddo tip: I brought my 1 yo daughter a couple times to watch/wait for her brother. There's room to let your little ones run around a bit while your big kid is in lessons. The parking lot is free (with validation, no ticket required on weekends) and downstairs from the courts. There is an elevator in the building if you're coming with a stroller.

If you don't mind terrible customer service from the court reservations desk... than you'll find the facility decent. On a good day they're just lazy and unhelpful and on a bad day they're unhelpful AND rude. The class sign-up system hasn't been updated since 1987. You have to get in line at 6:30am to wait for 2-3 hours just to sign up for a class. They don't have any way to do it online and if you fax it in, chances are you won't get into a class at all.

(Been playing tennis since I was born. I know my stuff. Grew up eating ball fuzz. My mom always told me to eat my greens.) I love this place. It is my second home. I live about 2.5 miles away, but wish I lived closer.These are the best courts in Los Angeles, along with the stadium courts at UCLA (not the sunset or sycamore courts). I've pretty much played everywhere, from Santa Monica, to Culver City, to Downtown, to West Hollywood, etc., and no courts are better maintained or as fun to play on as BHTC. The courts are not a traditional green, rather they're blue. When you play it feels as if you're at the US Open! They have great well kept windguards on every court, which gives it a very private feel. The courts are washed once a week so you get a true bounce on the court and your tennis balls don't get dirty (when dirt gets on your ball by accumulating on the felt the bounce changes; yes I am a ball snob, you should be too.) The court lights are also superb. Always in great working condition and bright. There is no unwanted glare like at other places e.g. Cheviot Hills and West Hollywood. You don't get inconsistent dark spots on the court like at other places. This makes a huge difference if you're trying to return a 100+ mph serve or are just trying to check out your opponents, or their outfits. The lines on the court are perfect, they're well painted and straight. The lines are not faded at all. The court surface is also superior, very smooth, no cracks, indentations or scuff marks. The actual dimensions of each court are fairly generous, leaving ample room behind the baseline and next to each post as well. If you play at Cheviot Hills, the courts are narrow and if you try to return a ball that is out wide, you will most likely hit the fence and two things will happen: 1) you will be on Youtube because you just ran full speed into a chain-linked fence, and 2) you will lose the point. And no, this is not from personal experience. They also have a great pro shop and a great staff of pros. Everyone's very friendly and always willing to help you out. If you're a beginner, intermediate or a Nadal/Federer skill set, you can always meet people that play at your level. Please see fellow Yelper Jana's review below for details on people, club feel, parking conditions, etc. I will play here forever! For-eva, eva? Yes, FOREVER-EVER!

Best service, best programming, best coaching, and best management of any tennis facility in So. California! Hally Cohen and her staff are a first class team that provide a world class service to it's customers. I will only play there when I am in town. Highly recommend!

these courts are just beautiful and clean! your tennis balls wont pick up dirt like they do in most places........played here when i use to live on westside........very well maintained, clean courts, the gates are covered to act as a wind guard but also gives privacy. they have 16 courts in all.....elevated not street level.....is built above the parking structure. if you need to take classes or want to compete they offer that too! i dont recall how much it was but it was reasonable i remember.....so enjoy.

I've been going to this plsce since the day 1 I moved to the United States. And after 2,5 years I've never ever cheated on this beautiful tennis facility. Always clean, well lit, the indoor stuff was remodeled recently - everytging is beautiful and modern. Except for tge ball machine, probably - it never works well.:-)

Best courts in and around LA -- exceptionally well-maintained. Awesome pro shop. Free 2-hour gated parking. Courts are fenced in from all sides. Get in, pay, play, and get out -- no muss, no fuss. It can get full some weeknights and Sundays (there seem to be a lot of tournaments). Save yourself the drive and pay a little for the membership card which allows you to make reservations by phone.

Excellent courts, location, customer service, and an overall comforting and fun atmosphere. Perfect for beginners and pros. The shop inside has recently been remodeled so it's modern and not cluttered. The people are friendly and know tennis. Do not hesitate to ask questions!

I play here at least once a week. Court quality is better than average. Bathrooms and locker room are recently remodeled and are finally open. Teaching professional Anthony Hania is excellent.