Latest reviews for Sports & Leisure in West Kensington, London, United Kingdom

Energize Gym - gymboy by gymboy

gymboy — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 00:08:25 +0000

Review by gymboy

Rating: 1.00

Phone: 020 8748 9933

Website: www.energizefitness.co.uk

For the price this is good value - however recent poor hygiene leaves a lot to be desired. Somethings are worth paying for. The management have refused to budge and have littered the gym with yellow dusters for members to clean the equipment - go figure!!! If you're a guy want to share your bodily fluids with other guys - dripping sweat over the equipment - this is the place for you - I'm going elsewhere.For the price this is good value - however recent poor hygiene leaves a lot to be desired. Somethings are worth paying for. The management have refused to budge and have littered the gym with yellow dusters for members to clean the equipment - go figure!!! If you're a guy want to share your bodily fluids with other guys - dripping sweat over the equipment - this is the place for you - I'm going elsewhere.

Virgin Active - by perinouk

perinouk — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:35:33 +0000

Review by perinouk

Rating: 1.00

Phone: 0845 270 9124

Website: http://www.virginactive.co.uk

Staff are rude and unhelpful. The beauty come health clinic inside the gym called Fulham Clinic is a rip off. I bought a course of treatments and after using some they didn't honor the remaining appointments saying that the course had elapsed although I was never told of the duration of validity. I do NOT recommend the clinic.Staff are rude and unhelpful. The beauty come health clinic inside the gym called Fulham Clinic is a rip off. I bought a course of treatments and after using some they didn't honor the remaining appointments saying that the course had elapsed although I was never told of the duration of validity. I do NOT recommend the clinic.

Queens Club - Tennis, second only to Wimbledon by NikoTheFinn

NikoTheFinn — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 13:23:20 +0000

Review by NikoTheFinn

Rating: 4.00

Tags: fun, sports, family-friendly

The Queens Club at Barons Court claims to be the first-ever multipurpose sports complex built anywhere in the world, but to me it is best known for its tennis. The week before Wimbledon the Queens Club hosts the Stella Artois Championships, a handy training ground for would-be Wimbledon contenders. Much cheaper than Wimbledon, and with better ticket availabilty (i managed to get tickets for the final 2 years running, for only GBP40 per ticket), this is a great day out. The venue is compact, serves good food and drinks for slightly less than extortionate prices, and gets you as close to the players and the action as you'd want to be.

if you are very rich and very posh and know multiple members of the royal family then you can probably become a playing member of their rackets club for the price of a small duchy.The Queens Club at Barons Court claims to be the first-ever multipurpose sports complex built anywhere in the world, but to me it is best known for its tennis. The week before Wimbledon the Queens Club hosts the Stella Artois Championships, a handy training ground for would-be Wimbledon contenders. Much cheaper than Wimbledon, and with better ticket availabilty (i managed to get tickets for the final 2 years running, for only GBP40 per ticket), this is a great day out. The venue is compact, serves good food and drinks for slightly less than extortionate prices, and gets you as close to the players and the action as you'd want to be.

if you are very rich and very posh and know multiple members of the royal family then you can probably become a playing member of their rackets club for the price of a small duchy.