Everything would be great if it weren't for one coach who seems to be there all the time and has absolutely no respect for the other court users. He never says “good morning,” which is normal for everyone else, and after his practice is over, when my court time is about to start, he still walks around the court and gets in the way, and when asked to leave because his time is up, he gives rude answers. He walks right across the court you’re playing on without even looking to see what’s happening, whether a rally is in progress or not. Even though every court at AWF has its own separate entrance, the coach isn’t going to go around the building, since he’s allowed to show no respect for others at all. And his “training sessions” are just some rambling, so when you’re playing on the court next to him, you have to listen to his ramblings of dubious quality, spoken so loudly that even from the other side of the hall you can clearly hear every word—right now, about the Australian Open. This man’s intrusiveness significantly reduces the comfort of playing on these courts.

Everything would be great if it weren't for one coach who seems to be there all the time and has absolutely no respect for the other court users. He never says “good morning,” which is normal for everyone else, and after his practice is over, when my court time is about to start, he still walks around the court and gets in the way, and when asked to leave because his time is up, he gives rude answers. He walks right across the court you’re playing on without even looking to see what’s happening, whether a rally is in progress or not. Even though every court at AWF has its own separate entrance, the coach isn’t going to go around the building, since he’s allowed to show no respect for others at all. And his “training sessions” are just some rambling, so when you’re playing on the court next to him, you have to listen to his ramblings of dubious quality, spoken so loudly that even from the other side of the hall you can clearly hear every word—right now, about the Australian Open. This man’s intrusiveness significantly reduces the comfort of playing on these courts.

In my opinion—and based on the many enthusiastic reviews I’ve heard from friends who are passionate about the sport—AM TENIS Tennis Club, located on Marymoncka Street, is a leading and highly professional facility for tennis enthusiasts in Bielany and throughout Warsaw. Everyone praises this club for the excellent condition of the courts, which are well-maintained regardless of the season, as well as for the high level of expertise and the coaches’ personalized approach, which translates into effective skill development. From what I’ve heard, people appreciate the friendly, sports-oriented atmosphere and the well-organized classes, both for beginners and advanced players. My personal opinion is that AM TENIS is a model club that successfully combines professional training with the comfort of recreational play, making it the perfect place to hone your skills.

I rented the court for 1.5 hours. The parking fee was 35 zł. What a nightmare—that’s the last time I’ll go there! I don’t recommend it.