Longfellow Wellesley Tennis & Health Club

Gabriela Dieckmann 2 months ago

The facilities are great — the club is about to open a swimming pool complex, it is very clean, and the staff are friendly. The best part for me is the small group classes. Donna is an amazing instructor, and my health and life have truly changed since I started attending her classes.

Lara Cohen 2 months ago

I joined this club as they opened because I wanted to swim and the location is great for me. Instead, I tried a small group training class. It's been 7 months and I still learn new techniques every session, have made new workout friends, and developed muscles I didn't know I had. The facility is clean, employees friendly, and offerings diverse. Special shout out to Group Training Director Donna, whose commitment to health makes a huge difference to members.

iS1mpForJB 4 months ago

Very Weird Experience. Was invited by a friend to play pickleball. Showed up and learned we didnt even have a reservation and that i had to pay a large amount. Person at the front desk didnt seem like they knew what was going on and couldnt tell me how much i owed. Anyways i just walked by them. I played Singles for 2 Hrs. Courts dont have a ton of room but overall were nice. Lighting is very weird and ceilings r low cause the courts on are on ex basketball courts. Everyone looked at me there like i was a murder no matter where i was. Overall very weird and unpleasant experience. Whole place was empty btw. Id rather play outside or not at all

Mark Kaplan 7 months ago

This was by far the most disappointing and, frankly, disturbing experience I’ve had at any sports facility or any business. In terms of pickleball, the courts are located in a converted recreational center, with basketball hoops that descend from the ceiling – losing a point so someone can play basketball later reflects a lack of commitment to pickleball. The other thing I noticed immediately when I walked in, is that the courts appear filthy. More than just dirt combined with an apparent lack of effective maintenance. The first time I played at an open play session, I noticed a half-eaten candy bar sitting on one of the net posts. I had expected that someone would clean this up. Two days later, I decided to try a lesson, and, right in front of the coach, I pointed out the same candy bar, now sitting on one of the courts. I picked it up and threw it out myself because it was clear no one else would. Beyond that, there was consistent debris on the courts: pieces of plastic, large broken zip ties, a used Band-Aide, a shoelace, and fragments of broken pickleball paddles are just some examples of what I found. I began picking things up myself because I was concerned about stepping o

Dimitrios Kavadas 11 months ago

Recently renewed Gym, Pool, and Tennis club (with Pickleball courts as well). Several tiers of memberships and tennis lessons for children a week as adults. A great hidden gem.