Overview
Liahan Tennis is an indoor tennis club in New York, located at 286 5th Ave Floor 9 in the Manhattan neighborhood. There are 2 courts. Courts are floodlit for evening play. Liahan Tennis is one of 40 tennis clubs (157 tennis venues in total) in New York — nearby options include Tennis Passport NYC (388 m away) and NYC Racquet Sports (623 m away).
What players say Positive
Players praise Liahan Tennis for its excellent indoor facilities, professional and friendly coaching staff, and a strong sense of community. Though primarily focused on group and private lessons with a variety of instructors, players appreciate the well-maintained courts and convenient location. Some note booking and lesson structure could improve, but overall it’s seen as a great place for beginners and enthusiasts alike.
Liahan offers indoor courts with a clean, well-maintained surface and consistent bounce. There are no full courts but two rooms simulating half courts, including ball machines. Facilities are temperature controlled and have good lighting, providing comfortable year-round play.
The indoor courts are bright, evenly lit, and well suited for evening play with classes running as late as 8 or 9 PM. The vibe is welcoming and professional, helping players feel motivated and comfortable.
Booking is reservation-based with flexible scheduling up to 48 hours in advance, but preferred times may require booking a week ahead. Cancellation policies are stricter than typical with a 48-hour window. The front door can be tricky to open. Some users mention difficulty in getting preferred instructors and occasional booking issues.
Liahan offers group and private tennis lessons, mostly for beginners and intermediate players. Named coaches include Lia, the owner and head coach who teaches beginner private lessons, Jason, Ryan, Leah, Tamara, and Coach T, all praised for professionalism, patience, and detailed instruction. Lesson levels and teaching styles vary, sometimes causing confusion. Ball machine rentals support practice.
The facility offers junior tennis classes, with positive feedback for kids’ trial classes and a welcoming environment for young players.
Reviewers highlight friendly, supportive staff and coaches, plus a strong, community-oriented atmosphere. The majority of users and owners are Chinese, and classes are mostly conducted in English but sometimes in Mandarin. The staff is generally attentive and helpful, though a few mention sales pressure or indifferent service.
The facilities are clean and well-maintained, including restrooms and a fitting room mentioned by players.
Lesson packages are priced competitively within Manhattan but considered a bit pricey by some. Packages expire quickly, which some find inconvenient, and there is some reported pressure to buy. Discounts and extensions are available with staff assistance.
Hours & Popular Times
- Thursday · Today 10 AM–10 PM
- Friday 10 AM–10 PM
- Saturday 9 AM–10 PM
- Sunday 9 AM–8 PM
- Monday 10 AM–10 PM
- Tuesday 10 AM–10 PM
- Wednesday 10 AM–10 PM
Programs
Kids program enrollment requires an active membership, though a free trial lesson is available without membership. Fall season runs September 2, 2025–February 1, 2026 and spring season runs February 2, 2026–June 28, 2026. Lessons are sold in 10-, 20-, 40-, and 80-lesson packages with stated exception/make-up rules, and family membership benefits include parents and grandparents.
Small-group kids lessons use a maximum of 4 kids per class, with social play, skill-building, and fun drills; a free trial is offered, and one listed promotion shows a group of 4 at $69.15 (down from $95).