Great place for tennis or racquetball. There are 8 indoor courts so it's pretty easy to get a…read morecourt. They also have a co-ed whirlpool. Staff were helpful.

Spacious areas for the tennis courts as well as the cardio/free weights section. The Male bathroom…read morewas nice and I didn't see the pool or the jacuzzi. This place holds a special place in my heart as well; working out with Dad on vacation I realized this is the same building my brother and I played the "Final Trench Run" down the walkway between the tennis courts as kids with our Star Wars toys in the late 70's (yes, I am that young-at-heart). Glad to see the gym is still relevant and useable in this day and age. Need to get your workout on? Consider doing it here.

This place needs better marketing and help. It's easier to find the Catering hall than the club. As…read moreI understand it outdoors courts and a swimming facility. I'm not sure if there is a gym or showering facility. I called to inquire; was told to drive over but no one would be able to show me around. It looks like a nice summer spot.

I'm a current 4.5. I loved this place until they rebuilt all the courts this year - the new courts…read moreare so stiff, that my knees hurt for days after. Feels like playing on concrete now, not sure who did their base/pour. It's really too bad, because it was perfect if you just needed a simple spot to play through winters and rain. Outdoor courts should have lights.

I just joined the courts plus and it has been a great experience so far! The classes have been my…read morefavorite. They provide a wide variety of classes for all different skill levels which a greatly appreciated. They have great amenities too such as a sauna, a steam room, a pool, and a hot tub. The locker rooms are great too! I recommend anyone who is interested in joining to do the month trial!

Great programs and classes. Friendly people, although I left a request by voicemail for a callback…read moreabout pickleball and nobody ever returned it.

I'm getting back into tennis after 20 years, so I needed to go restring one of my old rackets and…read morebuy some new equipment. I found Tennis27 with a Google search of local tennis stores. Getting back into any sport after a long break can be daunting, with so many changes to the gear. We had a really positive experience at Tennis27. They helped us pick out new rackets to suit our experience, play style and budget. They also gave us recommendations on string types, the tension to string the rackets. They made the process pain free and explained pros vs cons of the decisions we made. They have a really good selection of rackets, clothing/shoes and accessories at the shop. We'll be back get more gear and continue getting our rackets restrung here. We'll be recommending Tennis27 to our friends

One of my Racquetball colleagues, Todd suggested restringing my racquets here and I am not…read moredisappointed. Professional service, that includes a tag of the strung tension, type of string and a plastic bag to protect your racquet. I generally break my strings every few months when playing regularly.

Wilder Park is a nice park in Elmhurst. It has a playground, conservatory, veterans memorial, and…read morelots of green space for children to play. This makes a great place to take a walk and enjoy the outdoors. I highly recommend Wilder Park!

Great heart of Elmhurst, hope they don't ruin it with an unnecessary band shell…read more The Wilder Mansion is a great place for any occasion.

I've been a member for almost 7 years, and am happy with the diverse range of amenities they offer…read more From kids care services to engaging indoor and outdoor tennis facilities, this place has something for everyone. The summer swimming options and paddle house outside add an extra layer of excitement. Additionally, the Santa workshops, arriving by helicopter, during the holiday season create a warm and festive atmosphere. It's more than just a fitness center; it's a hub of wellness and community engagement. The club also provides private spaces (pool, party room, or paddle hut) for birthday parties or other celebrations. We've had two bday parties here and it has gone well. Highly recommend!

Used to be members here with my family. All the facilities are really nice and the staff is very…read morekind. I almost drowned in the outdoor pool but that's because I was stupid.

Terrible management of staff and courts, also bad/racist employees and coaches. Would not recommend…read morefor someone who wants a safe tennis experience. Lots of other MUCH BETTER tennis facilities nearby who have good coaching and better courts.

+ Staff seems friendly to me. + they have good…read moreprograms/classes offered to the members. + Dry Sauna is a plus for post workout relaxation. + I'm not a parent, but i think its cool that they have play room for the kids while the parents work out. + gym on the 2nd floor seems clean. + men's locker are only clean during the morning, - but it's a mess by afternoon and night time. - communal-style showers. - some lockers could use some repair. - too many old people loitering and treating the place like a hangout spot, but never really working out. + Free Wifi - Wifi is too slow to even watch youtube, but doable enough for surfing the websites & checking your e-mail.

As stated before, I hardly ever review. I have to feel VERY strongly about someplace before I'll…read morewrite a review. I feel very strongly about this place, and I'm tired of seeing the negative griping reviews about dumb stuff, so now I'll leave an opinion. First of all, yeah, it IS expensive. However, I don't understand why people who are actual members of the club would complain about this. It's not like they tranquilize you, haul you in the door, and then get you to sign a contract that you've never seen the price on. No one makes you hand over the credit card. The price isn't a surprise. There are gyms for everyone, in all price ranges. So here's the deal, if you think it's too expensive, then DON'T PAY FOR IT. Don't complain about it. Just go somewhere else. You can do bare bones ten bucks a month at some local chain gyms. However, I'm pretty sure the people who are complaining about how expensive HT is, would go to one of those and complain about how dirty it is or the lack of amenities or something. Secondly, yeah, there are a lot of kids. Kids are people. They are small people, but they're people nonetheless. We pay dues for our children, just like we pay dues for ourselves, so they have every right to be there. Some of us pay the expensive price BECAUSE of our kids. The child care is stellar. I actually found HT by typing "gyms with child care that doesn't suck" into Google. True story. If you're all good with a teenager in a back room watching your kids, or you don't have kids to watch, then maybe you should go to aforementioned chain gym for ten bucks a month. I digress... The staff genuinely care about the children. They get books and crafts and outdoor play time. Is it really that big of a deal that you can hear happy children playing while you're upstairs? I find the dude trying to lift 50 pounds more than he really can, grunting, yelling, and dropping shit to be far more annoying. BUT! Be glad, for there is a solution. Put in a pair of earbuds and listen to some music. Voila, problem solved. You're welcome. I also find it astonishing that people are complaining because people are *gasp* USING the track. It really sucks that they're in your way. But people are at all levels of fit, and not everyone has your running prowess. Some people walk. Some people jog. Some people run damned fast. Some people walk in pairs. Like everywhere else, if you are coming around a corner, and someone is in your lane, you simply need to call out, "On your left", and people will move over. I know it's hard to accept that you aren't the only person in the world, but well...you're not. And as for the people complaining about the large amounts of fat people and old people, well shame on you. You should be jumping up and down for joy. People are getting fit. Losing weight. Taking care of themselves well into old age. Much less of your precious tax dollars you'll have to spend later on taking care of "sick fat old people". Just sayin'. Clearly, I love this place. The child care staff is great. I can take my toddlers into the pool. I can relax in the hot tub post personal training session. I love that the staff is so hugely diverse - so many different ethnicities, both genders, all sizes, a wide range of ages. The staff is friendly, professional, and fun. The personal trainers are a.m.a.z.i.n.g.!! They'll help you and answer questions, even if you aren't in one of their classes or paying them for private sessions. And when you do sign on, they tailor activities just for you and your skill set, and then they push you hard, past what you could do and into what you are capable of doing. Signing up for personal training sessions was one of the best things I've ever done. There's a salon (Billie gives a mean haircut!) and spa. Hot tubs, two pools, sauna, steam room. There is shampoo, soap, and conditioner in the showers. Towels are provided. There's a pro shop and cafe/juice bar. There are SO MANY classes to choose from. There are, blow dryers, q-tips, deodorant, and combs provided in the locker room. There are several curtained off, private dressing stations in the locker room, as well, for the more modest among us. It's always clean. It's nicely decorated. I really don't understand people who continue to pay and still complain. It's not like getting a shitty meal at a restaurant. You complain. You make your unhappiness known. Then you DON'T GO BACK. Why keep paying the high dues, keep showing up to someplace you obviously think has so many flaws, and keep complaining about it. Of course, you're allowed to not like the place. You're allowed to think they do everything wrong. But if that's the case, then WHY do you go back? Yup. Don't get it. Wow this is long. TL;DR: It's a great place. The dues are high, but as the saying goes, you do get what you pay for. All the people complaining about trivial and petty things are entitled whiny wankers.

Tennis courts were resurfaced, they put too much sand and acrylic ( paint) now when the ball…read morebounce, it jumps extrmely high out of control, like I've never seen before in any other court. I have played all over Illinois outdoors and in about 5 indoor clubs, (Oakbrook, 5 Stars,Naperville, Algonquin,EOLA Academy, etc,etc)and no other club has a surface like the one they just got at this place, it's like playing a different game now. It was good before, don't know who makes the decision to resurfaced thecourts because they messed them up.