Mayfair Clubs - Toronto West

We recently held our company Holiday Party at Mayfair West and everything was a huge success. Robert was a pleasure to work with. He and his staff delivered delicious food and helped to create the perfect environment to accommodate 40 people for presentations and games.nAfterwards we were lead in fun and interactive pickleball activities and games lead by Ken, Melissa & Dave. Most of the participants were new to the game and there were definitely some ready to commit to further playing after a fun filled afternoon.nDefinitely a great place for parties!

Really nice gym and facility to come to. Change rooms are really nice. Can only speak about the men's changeroom. They got sauna, steam room, and a Hot tub. They have towels for when you are working out, to coming out of the shower, and to even dry up your feet. A lot of great amenities. They do have a nice bistro restaurant inside, however I do wish the hours were longer. They got tons of indoor Tennis and pickleball courts. Workers and employees are really nice. As well as warm welcoming.

As a new resident in the neighborhood, I was excited to find a local gym to establish a fitness routine and build connections. After hearing about May Fair Clubs from several neighbors, I decided to check it out. However, my experience was far from positive.nnAfter multiple visits, I was informed that only the sales manager, RJ, could facilitate new memberships or day passes. When I finally got in touch with RJ, I was surprised to learn that they do not offer guest or day passes. Instead, he informed me that the only way to see the gym was to accompany an existing member—an impractical option for someone new to the area with limited connections.nnRJ later mentioned a 10-day trial, but only after purchasing a one-year membership. Essentially, I would need to commit to a full year and pay upfront before even getting the chance to try the facility. This rigid and non-transparent policy felt more like a sales tactic than a genuine customer experience.nnIf you're considering a gym in North York, I would strongly recommend exploring other options like Columbus Centre, Lioness Women Club, Driftwood Community Center, or Bayview Tennis Club. These alternatives offer more flexible and customer-friendly approaches.

The best Pickleball & Tennis club in Toronto! The staff are knowledgeable & very friendly. Great facilities.

Nice indoor tennis courts, salt water pool, a gym you can almost call home!