Battersea Park Millennium Arena - London

Stefanos A.

Good place to run on a track with reasonable opening hours whether you wish yo train early in the morning or later in the evening. There is also a gym located in the main building.

There are bike parking rails outside the track, however non folding bikes are not allowed in the track area.

Make sure that you have a track session booked on the track in advance because on some days particularly in spring/ summer there are events happening and you may not be allowed to enter.

David W.

What the absolute hell are courts 6-10. absolutely atrocious quality. The builders seemingly stopped halfway. The lines are drawn in what seems like crayon. The cement marks shoes and balls immediately. To think you charge any money, let alone £15 per hour for that garbage is appalling. Oh yeah fix the saggy nets and don’t have coaches having their beginner lessons hitting 30 balls into my court every minute

Crystal F.

Tennis courts are only for coaches. Although bought membership which is supposed to let me book 7 days in advance, never managed to book one. However, coaches always could book the designed court. What kind of trick are they playing? Don't mention the massive holes in the net and poor conditions of the court. Can't be worse!!!
UPDATE: Now practicing serves by yourself are not allowed on the court. It is only allowed to be accompanied by a their licenced coach (90 quid per hour?). The only thing you can do on their court is rally with no more than 4 balls. If your kid dreams to be Rafael Nadal, it is the last place to fulfill your kid's dream. They care about MONEY only, no neighbourhood, no support! Would rather give ZERO star!

Natalia B.

Beautiful park, cleaned and organised. Great way to spend the say besides being next to the recent reopened Power Station with its shops and restaurants

Harrison P.

Agree with others, receptionists aren’t very helpful at all, had to follow up so many times to try and freeze/unfreeze my membership.
I enjoy the sauna, the gym is pretty small but has most the equipment you need

Andreina G.

Prices to book courts are a bit expensive although membership price it isn’t. Sometimes is a bit struggling to get them on the phone to change your booking. But apart from that is a great place play tennis and see people playing as well

Niccolo B.

Zero consideration for neighbours, shouting on megaphones and loud music constantly disrupting any rest for who lives nearby. Beyond any db limit but they don't mind and keep their rave type music and shouting. They seem to have no days off

Hugo P.

Only positive is that they have a lot of tennis courts; but
- Prices have gone up massively (+25% for the court booking fee and yearly membership is now £70 which basically only gives you access to early court bookings)
- Although prices have gone up, nothing has been invested in refurbishing the courts. They are now extremely run down, the nets have massive holes in them and there’s pot holes everywhere
- The booking system is from another century, does not have any rebooking functionality (in case you want to move a booking) and it does not allow for refunds when bookings have to be canceled (e.g. rainy conditions) but only credits
- There seems to be staff there but no one picks up the phone which makes using credits virtually impossible (have to physically go there to use them)