Will To Win

Gorgeous location. So pretty.
Court was flat but it’s tarmac so bounce is different from usual tennis courts.

A breath of fresh air in an already lush part of Marylebone, Regents Park's Will To Win Café will guarantee you great service and outstanding coffee. All the usual suspects are here: cappuccino, espresso, latte plus they have tea, a solid supply of healthy snacks such as lentil chips and all the juices and commercial soft and energy drinks one could ask for. According to friendly locals, this place serves the best coffee in Regents Park. Unsure who supplies their fresh blends and single origin beans but suspect it's Union Coffee, one of the most reliably fresh, tasty, locally owned sources around

Regent's Park Tennis club. This has a family feel about it as it welcomes young and old from beginners and children's training clubs to one on one professional training for all levels

Group classes: teacher are great/funny.
However not worth your money. We are way too many people in 1 group to be able to learn anything.
Wish I read something like this before spending money and then going to only 3/6 classes cause I just didnt see the point after 3. Sorry :) They should really look into having less people per classe.

Love Tennis? This is the place for you to grab a coffee and selection of decent snacks before or after releasing your inner Williams/Nadal. Staff were friendly and prices reasonable for the area. Tables outside have seen better days. We sipped a decent coffee while watching some tennis pros of the future rally in the sun.

£16 per court hour but for all the fun we had and being surrounded by the lushness of Regents Park, worth every penny.

Cannot play Tennis, however it's so nice to sit and read or revise there, listening to the sound of clacking of tennis balls to and throw in the distance. This is quite relaxing and I think it may help you concentrate better.

My kids and I love this place the most!
The coaches are super cool and people who come to this court around late afternoon, nice staff and atmosphere are all so friendly.
I think my kids are lucky to be here in their early years.

We are regulars to the tennis courts at Pitshanger and Lammas Parks, Ealing and always manage to get on and we have all had fantastic lessons with the coaches at Pitshanger. Going to start netball next week!

Great tennis courts in Regent's Park. The instructors are really nice and all the staff are friendly and helpful. There's a cute little cafe here as well, and toilets and changing rooms.

Great decaf coffee, moist cake with Gluten free options. Friendly staff. A lovely stop and can watch people play tennis. Springs in sofa a bit old, beware 😀 don't sit down hard.

For tennis at Hyde Park, astonishingly rude and unwelcoming to foreign visitors. Having traveled and played in many countries for 15 years, can say I've never encountered such people, emabarrasing to the game IMHO.

At Hyde Park I was a spectator rather then a tennis player. I watched friends of mine playing a match on a hard court from a bench, surrounded by the green. The garden has been well taken care of and on the side there are people playing lawn bowls.

Even though this tennis court does have members, who benefit from certain advantages, it was able for us to book a court in advanced where we paid £12 an hour. The bookings can be easily made online.

There is a little café at the entrance, where players and spectators can have refreshment.
When walking past, I have seen you also can hire this place