I must admit the new manager Lukas has done a good job adding a more family kid friendly vibe after the place had become dominated by senior citizens who made the place all about rules and regulations. Club is greatly improving with offerings for all ages. The wine has historically been A++ and is probably at B+ now which is fine. Also appreciate some healthy and gluten free options that the kitchen has increased. Kitchen staff very kind and hard working. Net net the place is improving in general.
North W.
this gym only deserves 1 star. the towel i was handed was stained and smelled overly perfumy. i found the managers to be unacceptably rude. kind of uppity is my opinion of them. perhaps if the uppitiness continues they should be released from employment and told they are employed at will and it is the will of the members that a new staff needs to be hired.
Fernanda Bezerra
Most of the food on the menu, I already try it and so far everything they serve is very delicious!!!
K R.
We are members. We pay each month. They can't get enough towels. Really? They send a newsletter that says you have to wear a mask or they will be forced to shut down. The woman AT THE FRONT DESK who is EMPLOYED THERE doesn't wear a mask! Seriously? Please don't get me started on the food quality..... I am saddened that this place is seriously going down hill. I have no idea what management is doing or their approximately 500K + a month is being used for. (2K+ members plus 250 monthly fees).
Bill S.
I have been a loyal member for 30yrs and look forward to my workouts here. The facilities are top notch and there are many choices available. I particularly enjoy the exercise room and the hot tub but my favorite is the steam room and the sauna. The staff is friendly and provide a great service. Highly recommend!
RC M.
The Tiburon Peninsula Club is great "home away from home" for families. Great facility, with a friendly capable staff. Many family oriented events are held each year, including the Tiburon Challenger, where you can watch men's professional tennis, up close and personal. I was lucky to get to watch and meet Francis Tiafoe at TPC. Francis just made the quarter-finals of the Australian Open, to play Nadal! Pretty exciting that Tiburon was a stepping stone to stardom for Francis.
Damon S.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME!!!! I work in the financial district of San Francisco and one day I decided I come down and try this place out based off a friends recommendation who's a firefighter stationed in tiburon and told me if I mentioned him I'd be able to workout. I walk in on a Saturday and the place is decently busy which is expected on a Saturday. Once I got to the gym portion I was greeted by a very friendly young lady at the front desk and told me generally I'd have to be with a member but she was very accommodating and understanding which was a great start. As I started to begin my workout things took a turn for the worse. I accidentally got in the way of someone doing maintenance. And this guy Peter was extremely rude about it as I tried to apologize he brushed me off. I tried to ask him further why he felt he could treat paying customers this way. And he was very aggressive and hostile toward me. I would never ever go back to an establishment where people treat their customers that way. THE ONLY REASON this club isn't getting one star is because of the friendly girl at the front. That piece of shit excuse for an employee needs to be fired immediately!!!!
Kevin B.
This is certainly one of the more posh, family-friendly tennis/swim clubs in Marin County. Located just off the beaten path from downtown Tiburon, TPC boasts a spectacular, natural setting. Even if you weren't coming here to exercise or play, it's a beautiful property to hike, bike, or walk your dog. As for the facility itself, they have some of the nicest tennis courts around. They are well maintained, there's always fresh water for players, and there's a nice shaded area for friends & spectators. I've enjoyed playing here numerous times over the year. Every year the club hosts the Tiburon Challenger which attracts some of the best players from around the world. It's really cool to be able to enjoy such world-class tennis in your own backyard. As I mentioned before, the club is extremely family-friendly. You always see kids swimming in the pool and playing ping-pong and other games on the grass. My only gripe with TPC is their bar/restaurant. The service always seems to be disjointed, and the prices always seem high for the food/drinks that you get. But it's a small gripe. Everything else is pretty stellar here.
J B.
Great Club, our kids love the instructors, and all the friendly staff. There's sections for BBQing and to have a private gathering.
Sympa L.
If you are considering this club, one has to make a couple of assumptions. You are in the top 0.1% or so. You are super rich, super successful, super fit, super smart, and super good looking. If that is you, congratulation. You are the best. And, you will be among the best. The club is priced accordingly. I understand the entry fee is now $20,000. The monthly fee is around $250. They have also I think a quarterly restaurant food fee of $300. But, heck that is just tip money for you. So, you will be ok. Given that money is no object to you, I would advance this is the best club in Southern Marin. It could be the best club in the Bay Area. Here are a few reasons why... The first one is that you can actually play tennis whenever you want or close to it. So many other beautiful clubs in Marin are actually oversubscribed and have too many tennis members. I have had tennis partners from most of the clubs in Southern Marin and invariably I could never play at their clubs on the weekend because they were too busy. We had to play instead at local public courts. That makes no sense to shell out thousands of dollars upfront and on a yearly basis not to be able to play tennis during your favorite time... the weekend. Well, that is where the TPC really shines. The availability on the weekend is actually very good. You can play whenever you want. Of course the courts are the best, so are the many warmed pools, and the facilities in general. And, the people... they are pretty great, very friendly. I got to befriend a couple of them and play tennis and swim out there it was a blast. What is the next best thing to being in the top 0.1%? Befriend a 0.1%. Let's get real, those are the only two ways you are going to get through the door of such a club. One last great asset of this club: it hosts the annual Tiburon Challenger for male tennis pros. You can see sensational pro tennis much closer than at any of the major tournament venues and for just a few bucks. For any tennis player, this can make for unforgettable memories.
Fantastic facility in Tiburon with exclusive membership. Pools might need some cleaning. The "fort" area in the rear is unkept but attract young adventure seeking kids... A/C is super strong indoors. Friendly Staff. Milkshake selection: strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, oreo, and mint chip.
N. P.
Very nice tennis facility. Love going to the ATP Tiburon Challenger there. You also cannot beat the view on the drive out to this place, absolutely beautiful!
Wayne S.
I used to teach tennis there. I loved the people, I loved the setting. I think that members can get a good deal for their money. Whether you're tennis or swimming? Or both....its got it all for you Check it out
H A.
Best tennis club in Marin. Beautiful courts, great fitness/spa facility, lovely grounds...nothing else like it. And great ladies' tennis program. There are alot of different teams for every level. Expensive to join but worth it.
Mami T.
Recently renovated, this fitness facility is truly an outstanding recreational and social platform for community and families. Thanks to our wonderful friends who are members, I was lucky enough to visit here on Memorial Day. After working out at a top-class gym (they rent out headsets for cardio machines!), swimming in their heated pools (they have four of them!), and winding down in a spa, we had BBQ on the site and spent the beautiful afternoon having fun conversations with cold beers in our hands. Many people showed up that day to enjoy and relax, creating a warm, festive atmosphere through out. Anyone who has a privilege to become a member should call them now to put your the name on the waiting list!
I must admit the new manager Lukas has done a good job adding a more family kid friendly vibe after the place had become dominated by senior citizens who made the place all about rules and regulations. Club is greatly improving with offerings for all ages. The wine has historically been A++ and is probably at B+ now which is fine. Also appreciate some healthy and gluten free options that the kitchen has increased. Kitchen staff very kind and hard working. Net net the place is improving in general.
this gym only deserves 1 star. the towel i was handed was stained and smelled overly perfumy. i found the managers to be unacceptably rude. kind of uppity is my opinion of them. perhaps if the uppitiness continues they should be released from employment and told they are employed at will and it is the will of the members that a new staff needs to be hired.
Most of the food on the menu, I already try it and so far everything they serve is very delicious!!!
We are members. We pay each month. They can't get enough towels. Really? They send a newsletter that says you have to wear a mask or they will be forced to shut down. The woman AT THE FRONT DESK who is EMPLOYED THERE doesn't wear a mask! Seriously? Please don't get me started on the food quality..... I am saddened that this place is seriously going down hill. I have no idea what management is doing or their approximately 500K + a month is being used for. (2K+ members plus 250 monthly fees).
I have been a loyal member for 30yrs and look forward to my workouts here. The facilities are top notch and there are many choices available. I particularly enjoy the exercise room and the hot tub but my favorite is the steam room and the sauna. The staff is friendly and provide a great service. Highly recommend!
The Tiburon Peninsula Club is great "home away from home" for families. Great facility, with a friendly capable staff. Many family oriented events are held each year, including the Tiburon Challenger, where you can watch men's professional tennis, up close and personal. I was lucky to get to watch and meet Francis Tiafoe at TPC. Francis just made the quarter-finals of the Australian Open, to play Nadal! Pretty exciting that Tiburon was a stepping stone to stardom for Francis.
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME!!!! I work in the financial district of San Francisco and one day I decided I come down and try this place out based off a friends recommendation who's a firefighter stationed in tiburon and told me if I mentioned him I'd be able to workout. I walk in on a Saturday and the place is decently busy which is expected on a Saturday. Once I got to the gym portion I was greeted by a very friendly young lady at the front desk and told me generally I'd have to be with a member but she was very accommodating and understanding which was a great start. As I started to begin my workout things took a turn for the worse. I accidentally got in the way of someone doing maintenance. And this guy Peter was extremely rude about it as I tried to apologize he brushed me off. I tried to ask him further why he felt he could treat paying customers this way. And he was very aggressive and hostile toward me. I would never ever go back to an establishment where people treat their customers that way. THE ONLY REASON this club isn't getting one star is because of the friendly girl at the front. That piece of shit excuse for an employee needs to be fired immediately!!!!
This is certainly one of the more posh, family-friendly tennis/swim clubs in Marin County. Located just off the beaten path from downtown Tiburon, TPC boasts a spectacular, natural setting. Even if you weren't coming here to exercise or play, it's a beautiful property to hike, bike, or walk your dog. As for the facility itself, they have some of the nicest tennis courts around. They are well maintained, there's always fresh water for players, and there's a nice shaded area for friends & spectators. I've enjoyed playing here numerous times over the year. Every year the club hosts the Tiburon Challenger which attracts some of the best players from around the world. It's really cool to be able to enjoy such world-class tennis in your own backyard. As I mentioned before, the club is extremely family-friendly. You always see kids swimming in the pool and playing ping-pong and other games on the grass. My only gripe with TPC is their bar/restaurant. The service always seems to be disjointed, and the prices always seem high for the food/drinks that you get. But it's a small gripe. Everything else is pretty stellar here.
Great Club, our kids love the instructors, and all the friendly staff. There's sections for BBQing and to have a private gathering.
If you are considering this club, one has to make a couple of assumptions. You are in the top 0.1% or so. You are super rich, super successful, super fit, super smart, and super good looking. If that is you, congratulation. You are the best. And, you will be among the best. The club is priced accordingly. I understand the entry fee is now $20,000. The monthly fee is around $250. They have also I think a quarterly restaurant food fee of $300. But, heck that is just tip money for you. So, you will be ok. Given that money is no object to you, I would advance this is the best club in Southern Marin. It could be the best club in the Bay Area. Here are a few reasons why... The first one is that you can actually play tennis whenever you want or close to it. So many other beautiful clubs in Marin are actually oversubscribed and have too many tennis members. I have had tennis partners from most of the clubs in Southern Marin and invariably I could never play at their clubs on the weekend because they were too busy. We had to play instead at local public courts. That makes no sense to shell out thousands of dollars upfront and on a yearly basis not to be able to play tennis during your favorite time... the weekend. Well, that is where the TPC really shines. The availability on the weekend is actually very good. You can play whenever you want. Of course the courts are the best, so are the many warmed pools, and the facilities in general. And, the people... they are pretty great, very friendly. I got to befriend a couple of them and play tennis and swim out there it was a blast. What is the next best thing to being in the top 0.1%? Befriend a 0.1%. Let's get real, those are the only two ways you are going to get through the door of such a club. One last great asset of this club: it hosts the annual Tiburon Challenger for male tennis pros. You can see sensational pro tennis much closer than at any of the major tournament venues and for just a few bucks. For any tennis player, this can make for unforgettable memories.
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Fantastic facility in Tiburon with exclusive membership. Pools might need some cleaning. The "fort" area in the rear is unkept but attract young adventure seeking kids... A/C is super strong indoors. Friendly Staff. Milkshake selection: strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, oreo, and mint chip.
Very nice tennis facility. Love going to the ATP Tiburon Challenger there. You also cannot beat the view on the drive out to this place, absolutely beautiful!
I used to teach tennis there. I loved the people, I loved the setting. I think that members can get a good deal for their money. Whether you're tennis or swimming? Or both....its got it all for you Check it out
Best tennis club in Marin. Beautiful courts, great fitness/spa facility, lovely grounds...nothing else like it. And great ladies' tennis program. There are alot of different teams for every level. Expensive to join but worth it.
Recently renovated, this fitness facility is truly an outstanding recreational and social platform for community and families. Thanks to our wonderful friends who are members, I was lucky enough to visit here on Memorial Day. After working out at a top-class gym (they rent out headsets for cardio machines!), swimming in their heated pools (they have four of them!), and winding down in a spa, we had BBQ on the site and spent the beautiful afternoon having fun conversations with cold beers in our hands. Many people showed up that day to enjoy and relax, creating a warm, festive atmosphere through out. Anyone who has a privilege to become a member should call them now to put your the name on the waiting list!