Cancun Tennis Academy - 77539 Cancún

Ineludiblemente sorprendente y con un ambiente único.

Mi hija jugo en este acedemia. Nivel profesional. Bien caro todo. Cobran para entrar y salir. A la fuerza tiene que comprar su comida. No esta permitido traer de fuera. Su comida es lo pero. todo p fuera en el sol. la comida llena de moscas. Y la mitad los los jugadores enfermos de estomago y con chorro. Hagase un favor y NO VA. Buscanse mejor otro lado mas professional que trata bien sus clientes. No vale la pena irse a Cancun Tenis Academy nomas para enfermarse!

Me encantó, excelente lugar y muy completo

Excelente club excelente la disciplina como trabajan excelente Los torneos

Fui a los torneos futures, y no me dejaron usara a mi las canchas con la excusa de que son 160 jugadores y que yo no estaba en el maindraw y que por eso no podía ni apartar csncha pero compañeros míos pudieron entrenar sin problema la organización solo le importa el dinero, te cobran por estacionarte, por tomar aguafeo torneo me fui pq nisiquiera entrenar me dejaban

Fantastic courts

Worst experience ever in an event they happened to “host”. The mexican tennis masters junior tournament was really downgraded to be not relevant. Total disrespect for the players and parents attending and taking the kids from all over the country to compete in what is supposed to be the most important event of the year in the FMT’s juvenile circuit. A shame having to witness that. Extremely unprofessional. This place in not even close to what their advertising claims to be: “High Performance Tennis Academy”. Don’t have a clue of what that means.

I will be completely honest and share a bit about my background. I am originally from Argentina, spent the last 20 years in NYC now reside in Puerto Rico. I traveled with my 14 years old son and have been spent now two weeks in this facility and here is my thought and cruel honesty. Most tennis players in the US come from wealthy families that are able to travel, spend 1000s of dollars on private lesson and obviously had the chance to visit many countries and stay at 4 & 5 STARS hotels. Furthermore, when you travel to a 3rd word country things might seem a bit different to to what you are used to. For example, I see some negative reviews abut having to drive 1 mile on a no paved road. See other complains about other accommodations. I rest assure you these are not written by the competitive tennis players kids but their parents who came To Cancun expecting an all inclusive 5 stars which actually are 20 minutes away. The road a bit rough, most likely you have a rental car so who cares? Food is home made and healthy and not processed food. People at the facility are extremely nice *Amazing courts * Swimming pool * Food included * Room Cleaning * Nice gym * Onsite racket stringing * Rooms are 20 steps from your clean and well refrigerated Rooms * lots of security and very safe What else you want? You kid lost and you were expecting a 5* Hotel? Then stay home and do not ruin your kids tournament