Lots of the staff are really kind and helpful. Specifically Djaly and Rob give really great tips to help the kids improve. Unfortunately the head guy who runs the lessons is really terrible. Always always yelling. So rude to the kids and laughs at them. Obnoxious and unbearable. read more

junior program waste of money... rude staff... really has gone down hill!!! just look at Wilton tennis team... good players go elsewhere Rude and obnoxious pros to boot read more

This place has grown on me, wasn't too impressed when I first initially began coming. They have made a lot of renovations to the place and the daily rates are fair. read more

Great year round tennis facility for players of all ages and abilities. Pros are knowledgeable and fun. Indoor and outdoor courts available. I have enjoyed clinics snd lessons here for several years and my kids have too. Change in ownership a few years ago has greatly improved the facilities and management style. Highly recommend. read more

Club is run down and needs a good cleaning. The pro's that i've experienced there were very average to below. The balls used in the clinics have to been 5 years old and that's no good. Time to change the balls - good way to get tennis elbow! Courts are too close together! read more

My experience here was not great, especially considering that the price is extremely expensive. It's an hour lesson for $50 per child and it's a group lesson. We were promised ratios of no more than one to four, yet for 5 weeks my son had 5 to 6 kids with one teacher. After I complained about it and then all of a sudden it was switched to four students. On top of that, the waiting room is a disaster. It is full of parents bringing a million kids to hang out and run around like lunatics bouncing tennis balls all over the place. They actually have a ping pong table in the room where every single child thinks it's okay to play ping pong viciously hitting everyone in the heads and the backs the entire lesson. I have complained about it and it did not stop. I dreaded going here and having to dodge ping pong balls tennis balls and kids running around coughing and sneezing in your face and their parents thinking it's okay to sit on their cell phones while their kids run around and everyone has to deal with it. It is ridiculous that these lessons cost a fortune and this is what you have to deal with. On top of that, some of the coaching was okay, but my daughter, who is very timid, did not appreciate having a coach who did not know how to speak calmly to little kids. He was very aggressive in yelling about where they needed to stand and what they needed to do. Instead of explaining things he would just repeat what he wanted done i.e. move back, back, back, back,. Instead of saying can you stand over here, my daughter did not like going to the lessons because she was nervous. When you complain about things they do try to fix them but it's ridiculous that you have to complain in the first place when you know that they know these are continuing problems. I was baffled by the parents that seem to attend and think it's okay to bring their kids and use it as a daycare center, there were even parents that would drop off kids an hour early before the next lesson and leave them there, they would run around unaccompanied and of course if you have 10, 11, 12, 13 year old kids running around unaccompanied, things get chaotic and crazy. I thought this would be a nice place because it's in a nice area and it was expensive but it turns out the lessons at the YMCA were actually a heck of a lot better and a quarter of the price. The place is also very dirty and run down. read more

Completely run down facility. The first thing that comes to mind about this club is dirty, The second word is Rude. The parking lot is dirty, the landscaping and outside is poorly maintained. The entrance is dirty, the bathrooms are dirty. The receptionist is just about the rudest I have ever come across. Do not wast your time. Drive an extra ten minutes and go to Chelsea Piers in Stamford or any where quite frankly. They seem to think being a member here is a privilege. This place is a relic from the seventies and the owners have never recapitalized. The tennis courts are jammed to close together, the air is cold and clammy, and there are not enough benches on the courts. The worst part about this place is the receptionist. She is rude beyond an explanation, lazy, nasty , and has no idea how to treat customers. This place is losing money and she is reason number 1 I will NEVER go back. read more

This review is for a Tennis Birthday Party. Let me start by saying the outdoor space and pool facilities were fine.- they have a great pool! If we had to have an indoor party, we would have been disappointed by the dingy room..luckily we got to be outside that day. Beyond that, the tennis instruction was dreadful. The "pro" Glen Englander was not in shape to give anyone instructions and so, he just didn't. None of the 10 kids in the group actually hit a ball with a racquet that day. They simply ran around for an hour chasing the ball as he created games for them. What!! Yes, not one kid used a racquet because the pro couldn't even bend over or run. Total waste of time and money on that part of the party...and the main reason we went to a tennis club! The kids still had fun, but this is not what we were paying for. read more

Four Seasons has a lot to offer. They have updated the facility, with new carpets, paint, roof and landscaping. They maintain the har tru tennis courts and offer coffee and a comfortable place we enjoy sitting and chatting after a match. The tennis pros are fabulous - especially Kelly, Greg, and Chris. There isn't a more serene receptionist than Andrea, who is also one of the best yoga teachers I've ever encountered. She also has yoga classes at Four Seasons. I have no affiliation with Four Seasons, other then as a patron and a happy one at that. read more