CityView Racquet Club

Good

I've been a member for about 8 months and love every minute of it. The amenities are gorgeous, the squash trainers are top of the line, and the view from the lounge on the second floor make the trip worthwhile. The members are extremely friends and the service is impeccable.

This place is the perfect place for people who want their peace and quiet. What I love about this club is their tennis courts and the space for racquet players. If you love the famous tennis star Andre Agassi, his professional racket stringer Roman is at this location when he is in NYC. The club also has a spa upstairs and the Swedish massage is by appointment only. The club also has a steam room and sauna for those of you who played after a game.

Pro
Beautiful fire area on the second floor lounge.

Cons
At night this place may get crowded.

This club is located at between Queens Blvd and Van Dam Street intersection which is the worth location for the traffic and also it's very hard to find parking place otherwise you will get ticket. The tournament director is not nice neither when my son tried to play junior tournament there but we were stuck in heavy traffic jam right at intersection of Queens Blvd one block away from their club, after we desperately called the club and told director about the situation, he said you will be ok, but once we arrived there, he told my son he was default for the late based on USTA rules.
Why not told us in the first place when we called him instead of saying ok so that we didn't need to make any effort to get there. Ironically there were only 3 kids to sign for this tournament and one kid was out...
Not recommend for this place to play any USTA tournament.

As VP of a 501C3, was looking for a venue to throw a fundraising Tennis Party. Not only were the facilities sparkling, but the manager, owner and staff were amazing and helped the party go off brilliantly at every step. My only hesitation in writing this review is that it will be tougher to book next year, as our Board decided to try and make this an annual event.