The Racquet Club (RQ49)

Go here for swimming - just rating the pools I would leave five stars - same for the climbing wall. The changing rooms at the three pools are generous and clean - the rest of the club is a bit scrappy And could use some sprucing up. But for swimming, even though it daily and weekly prices are eye watering, is very enjoyable and relaxing. Best take a yearly membership and enjoy the rooftop lap pool and sauna. The staff are all friendly, kind and helpful.

Badminton, squash, table tennis, tennis, climbing, gym and swimming are all in one place here. Staff can speak English very well. There are trainers and equipments ready and clean. Also it has coffee shop and convenience store selling sports beverage , protein and sports equipments.

I was greeted on my first visit by an unfriendly receptionist. My assigned tennis coach then arrived late to take me to the court for our first lesson. No apologies. He was not even interested in banter and promptly started hitting balls at me once we got there. After a few minutes, I asked if we could play some mini tennis to warm up. He clearly took offence and raised his voice repeatedly at me, 'I can play mini tennis with you. But you are not playing mini tennis with me!' I then realised perhaps he meant my ball control wasn't good enough in the minutes prior for mini tennis. I tried to explain that it had been almost a year since I picked up a racquet and mini tennis could help warm me up. But he wasn't interested in listening and cut me off aggressively, before grudgingly starting a mini tennis rally. I quickly got back into my previous form. For the next 50 minutes, he didn't speak a single word. No instructions. No banter. Nothing. No even during the 2 water breaks that I initiated. He stayed at his end of the court the whole time, clearly disinterested in being near the court side benches where I was. When the session ended, he finally spoke, to ask me to pick up the balls. Then he just left. I don't understand how they are running a tennis coaching business.

I came here to learn tennis and have visited a few times. The service has been consistently slow, and the counter staff weren’t helpful in explaining details like the day pass or membership. They simply handed me a paper with little clarification. On another visit, they kept everyone waiting without acknowledgment, despite no other visible customers. That said, the tennis instructor is fine, and the courts are good. Important to note: - There are two tennis courts: 1. One in the main building. 2. Another (Courts 5-7) located at Samitivej Hospital’s parking building on the 6th floor. You’ll need to take the stairs up from there. - The staff at the second building is much more helpful. From what I understand, booking the tennis courts can be quite challenging. Luckily, if you’re learning there, the instructor can help with the bookings. Also, be punctual because the courts are often fully booked for the entire day. You can also borrow a tennis racket for 120 baht per session, which is convenient. Overall, apart from the service at the main counter, everything else is good.

It’s a good place to spend time doing lots of things in one day. But one of the reception girl doesn’t fit for her job. She doesn’t have a welcoming face or her tone of voice. There’s a promotion she doesn’t care to inform and our group has to find out ourselves and when we went to asked her she doesn’t care to do anything but instead the other staff helped us out. Also when I went to asked about booking for court, I was taking to one of the staff and the phone rang she picked up. I guess she couldn’t hear it very well so she wave her hand to me and the other staff to move away from her so she could hear the phone. But I was the customer and was talking to the staff about the service so she shouldn’t be doing that to customer.

Great combination. Gym, sports, pools, desserts shop, restaurants, …etc. 🥳🍝🥪🥞🧈🍳🧀🍞🍰🍦Great hanging spot for everyone in a family. 🏊🏻‍♀️🧗🏼‍♂️🏋🏼🤸🏽‍♂️ Easy access. Car parking available 🅿️ Nice surroundings. Like it here 🙂

I love racquet club, where else can you swim, rock climb, play tennis, badminton and do Muay Thai all in one day? However the gym equipment is ancient and needs to be replaced. It’s gotten to a stage where it’s constantly in need of repair and even unsafe (see the picture of the squat rack). It’s time to level up RC and make us all proud of our gym!

Amazing place to spend time and do many sports at one go! The climbing area is spacious and diverse. The table tennis area is much smaller but big enough for players. We saw tennis courts and badminton courts as well. The day pass costs 600 Thai bahts which is pretty great considering the center opens until 23:00 and offers a good selections of sports. Would definitely come back!