Not a gym - a beach tennis club on the sand at Los Cristianos
Set expectations first: this is a beach tennis club in Los Cristianos, Tenerife, not a fitness gym. The listing files it under sports club, and every review describes lessons and social play on the beach, coaches named Roby and Daniele, and a lot of holiday visitors. If you wanted a weight room, this isn't it. If you want to learn beach tennis on vacation, the reviews are warm and specific.
The strongest one, for my money, comes from a March 2024 visitor who took a week of lessons: the coach "sees immediately the points to improve and gives advice as you progress, which makes learning easier... he let me take a giant step in one week" (translated from French). A coach who diagnoses fast and adjusts mid-session is exactly what a short-stay beginner needs - you don't have months to waste.
Where the voices agree
This record is multilingual - French, Italian, Spanish, English - which itself tells you the clientele is international and largely on holiday. The agreement is on atmosphere and coaching. An October 2025 family wrote that Daniele is "great at explaining and manages to make you have fun (and sweat!) at the same time" (translated from Italian). An April 2024 parent who played with their son called the people "very nice, open, and helpful." A September 2025 review from someone clearly invested locally praised the club for "wanting to add value to beach tennis in Tenerife" (translated from Spanish). Vacation fun and patient coaching - that's the throughline.
What the 4.9 is measuring
Here's the honest caveat. Sixteen ratings averaging 4.9 is lovely, but it's a small, self-selecting sample: mostly tourists who booked a lesson, had a good time on a sunny beach, and left happy. That's a real signal for "will I enjoy a holiday lesson here" - and a weak one for anything else, because almost nobody is reviewing this as a year-round training commitment. With 16 reviews, a single bad experience would visibly dent the average, so I'd treat the near-perfect score as a snapshot of contented visitors, not a stress-tested verdict.
What's missing
No lesson price anywhere. No indication of group-versus-private rates, court or net rental, or whether you need your own gear. The hours on file are generous and uniform (roughly 09:00 to 19:30, every day), but nothing says whether lessons run to a fixed timetable or by arrangement. Planning a trip around this? A quick message to confirm availability beats assuming.
Who it's not for
Anyone looking for indoor gym equipment, machines, or strength training - none of that is here. Also anyone expecting cheap drop-in play without coaching; the record is almost entirely about lessons. This is beach tennis instruction in a holiday setting, and it's clearly good at that.