Best Tennis and Pickleball courts in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County for 2026

PICKLEBALL HAS RUINED this place. There are only about 4 courts left where you can play tennis in peace. Where you can actually concentrate to hit a good serve during match play. The pickleball and the pickeball players are so loud and have zero respect for others. In the space that used to be for 2-4 people to pay a tennis match they now cram in 12 people plus those waiting to rotate in, so over 15 people and they are ALL talking and yelling the entire time. This is such a shame that the city allowed this. They should have built a separate pickleball facility elsewhere so the noise and the crowding wouldnt make tennis unbearable here.

Power was out, reservations could not be booked, phone wasn’t answered. I walked over and was denied a court due to not having a reservation. The place was empty except for a handful of players who booked before the power went out. Instead of letting me play anyway due to the inconvenience of not being able to book my own reservation, I was denied so they wouldn’t lose out on $12. $12! Extremely disappointing customer service.

Crowded, loud people, two colors of lines, bossy employee.

Nice facility but the workers at front desk are incredibly rude and ruin the vibe and experience.

They kicked me out of the tennis center for being homeless and told me that if I went back they would call the police

Too crowded

I wish the City had some way to teach or just insist that staff be friendly, polite, etc. Having someone in the office who has no 'people skills' does a huge disservice to the taxpayers of Beverly Hills as well as the general public who utilize the facility. Adequate place. Nice, in general.Problem is with the unfriendly person in the office. I mean, weirdly unfriendly, like you are bothering her if you ask even a simple question.Now, if she spots her friends she's all over the chit-chat and will make you wait if you need something.When she's behind the glass window, good luck! Worse than the post office or DMV.

I have to echo some complaints about the customer service. It's pretty bad, even for Los Angeles. I was about to book a court, but then realized it didn't have the ball machine. I would have considered booked a later time, but the woman at the front desk was so negative I just decided to get off the phone.

Came here with my friend Kayvan Lopez and we were shocked to see how expensive it is ! It's almost 30 dollars for an hour of tennis ?? Is this a joke ??? Who do these bullies thing think they are ???

I was disappointed and disgusted with the staff.It was my first day playing at these courts and my friends and I walked in to claim the appointment for a court we previously made two days before. As wee were walking to the court the staff was giving us looks left and right.I realized they did not do this to the other people around us and it made my group feel uncomfortable and uneasy like we did not belong. We were constantly getting complaints for talking just like everyone else was!!!!!

I am giving BH tennis center a one star not because the tennis center it self but because my past three experiences, not so pleasant.The courts are great, the amenities are great!I live right across the street from BH tennis center been going for the past two years, but my last few visit have been very disappointing. I can't tell you how many times I called the office to make a reservation or ask a question and no one picked up the phone in the office. I called the pro shop to tell them that no one was picking up and could you get me someone, the young girl on the phone would say, yes I will tell someone up there and transfer you." I was transfered and yet again no one picked up the phone. The women that works during the evening when you sign in to your court is extremely RUDE. I actually called when I was out front of the office window and she was just sitting there letting the phone ring ignoring it. After I hung up I mentioned why didnt you pick up the phone, she said she was busy. I was standing right there and she was saying she was busy, I couldn't believe that.I have actually made wagers with friends that when we wanted to play that the person in the office won't pick up the phone, never does, Let me tell you, the first year I was going here was perfect, I didn't have any problems or issues, but within this last year I have had bad experiences and HORRIBLE customer service. The pro shop: I get me my racquet strung here all the time. I remember when the pro shop before it got all redone and now looks great but ever since the reconstructed the pro shop it was like we might as well be BH snooty and rude. One morning I walked in to get my racquet re-strung like I usually do and I waited right in front of the desk patiently while the young girl was on the phone. There was a tennis pro to her right, my left and after she got off the phone she started talking to him about nonsense, nothing tennis related or professional related. I was like "excuse me..." and she looked at me with this look with her eyebrows up and she seemed like I was being rude to her. I waited there for at least 2 minutes(I didn't think 1 min was enough OMG) before she realized I was standing right in front of her. She asked what strings I normally get and I said it should be in the system I always get the same one, a two combination of strings. In the past they could do it by the end of the day upon request, as of late they have been telling me they can no longer do it within the day and it take 3--5 days. how long does it take to string a racquet now I asked, and I received the same answer as like in the front outside window,"We are busy." She said she would call me when finished. Of course I never have received a phone call EVER when my tennis racquet has been finished. I have always had to check in. After a few days I pick up my racquet and the strings are wrong. The same girl as before says, 'oh I am sorry would you like for us to do it again." And I had plans to play that morning so of course I couldn't . She told me I could try them out and if I didn't like I could bring back and get it restrung. So I was like ok. I played with it and it was ok and I just didn't want to go back and go through all of that especially when I play 2-3 times a wk.My next visit (which was my last) pretty much the same experience I told her exactly what strings I wanted and she wrote it down. I picked up my racquet and it was some blue wilson very thick gut. I hate the strings they put on it and after this screw up I will never go back. I have not only been paying for stings I am not ordering and they expect me to keep coming back and forth to get the strings I want right. First of all, they should get the strings right the first time and I should be treated with some care, just a little bit. It just seemed like the continual bad experiences with the people that work at BH tennis center and the bad service.I don't care all GREAT your amenities, offers, and courts are especially when the people that work there are rude and don't treat you with respect. I no longer go here and like I said before been going here for the past two years I was bringing a lot of business with my friends and acquaintances here, spreading the word about BH tennis center. Now I have told everyone not to go and anyone that mentions it I say sorry but there these other courts in Hollywood...well let's go there.

This is one of the worst managed tennis facilities in LA. 1) The courts are filthy, cracked and uneven.2) The cashier/receptionships are slow and especially the weekend staff is rude and inept3) The newly revampled bathrooms remain unclean.4) You need to allow 1 to 2 days for restringing of racketsFor Beverly Hills I expect more.

These courts are very nice but the lady that books the courts and runs the "office" is INCREDIBLY rude and disrespectful. Agreed with others, heaven forbid you ask her a question (about the tennis courts) while she's on a person phone call and eating a snack. My favorite part was when she yelled at my friends and I, who are all over the age of 30, for "coaching" each other. Remind me next time I pay $21 for an hour of tennis to not speak a word about the tennis the entire time. I literally started a yelp account for this review only, thats how pissed off I was when I left this place today (she was working at 4pm today).

If you don't mind terrible customer service from the court reservations desk... than you'll find the facility decent. On a good day they're just lazy and unhelpful and on a bad day they're unhelpful AND rude. The class sign-up system hasn't been updated since 1987. You have to get in line at 6:30am to wait for 2-3 hours just to sign up for a class. They don't have any way to do it online and if you fax it in, chances are you won't get into a class at all.

Nice courts and facilities. Easy parking. However, the court reservation person was rude, and the rule about not have more than 8-12 balls on the court to prevent coaching is nonsensical and not flexible at all. Coaching can occur without any balls, and no coaching can occur with more than 12 balls. Players at all levels need to hit a lot of balls to improve. A lot of balls does not mean coaching. This rule needs to be changed. With this rule, I can't come alone and practice serves or hit with my 8 year old who by the way needs a lot of repetition according to a coach at this club.

So i went to get a court in the summer, and some person that was working there didn'yt make the reservation. i thought, OK it's a mistake. i went there again and the same person screwed it up. the people there didn't do anything about it. SERVICE IS JUST TERRIBLE!