FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Tennis, training, fitness classes, pickleball, racquetball, squash, badminton, swimming, golf, wallyball, beach volleyball, beach tennis, dek hockey.

No, there are no hidden fees!

No, our memberships are available for periods of 3 months & +. If you’d like to try Tennis 13 before committing, we also offer a one-week trial.

No, we do not currently offer a family membership.

There is no set schedule for when new schedules are published. We recommend checking our schedule page regularly to stay up to date with new activities and availability.

Yes, memberships of 3 months & + can be cancelled after the first three months. To request a cancellation, please contact our team. For annual memberships, cancellation may be considered in cases of injury, illness, or relocation, with supporting documentation. Certain fees or penalties may apply depending on the terms of your membership.

Yes, a temporary membership suspension may be possible in the event of travel or illness, with supporting documentation. Payments will continue during the suspension period, but the suspended time will be added to the end of your membership so you don’t lose that time.

Both members and non-members can reserve courts. However, depending on the type of membership you choose, members benefit from priority booking and preferential rates. The Le 13 membership offers these benefits for tennis, badminton, pickleball, racquetball, and squash, while the BAD / PICKLE membership offers them for badminton and pickleball.

No, memberships of 3 months & + do not automatically end after the first three months. If you wish to cancel your membership, you must submit a cancellation request to our team after the first three months.

Gym members can book racquet sport courts, but the non-member rate applies. Preferential court rates are reserved for memberships that include racquet sports.

Towels are not included with our memberships. However, a towel service is available for an additional fee.

Yes, you can bring a guest to the gym. Guest fees apply.

No, memberships do not renew automatically. You must register again once your membership expires.

Yes, non-members can also book a court. Different rates apply to non-members.

Our Facebook community is a great way to find tennis, pickleball, and other racquet sport partners based on your sport and skill level.

Yes, a limited number of racquets are available to rent for tennis, pickleball, and racquetball/squash. The rental fee is $5 per racquet. Balls are not included and must be purchased on site.
Racquets are available at the front desk when the Pro Shop is closed. When the Pro Shop is open, racquets must be rented directly from the shop. A car key is required as a deposit when renting a racquet.

No. Each player is charged according to their membership status, and the fees are calculated based on the number of players.

The court fee is first divided among the number of players on the court. Each player then pays their share at the rate corresponding to their membership status.

Court rental fees are charged per court, per hour. The cost can then be split among the players, whether there are 2 or 4 players on the court.

Non-members can book a court up to 48 hours in advance.

Tennis Québec offers a self-assessment scale to help you determine your skill level based on your abilities and experience.

Coaches charge between $50 and $90 per hour, depending on the coach. Court rental fees are not included and must be paid separately. The total cost will therefore depend on the coach selected and the applicable court rental fees.

To book a private or semi-private tennis lesson, please contact Roger Hernandez, our Adult Tennis Coordinator, at [email protected]. In your email, please include the following information:

• The type of lesson you would like (private or semi-private);
• Your availability (days and times);
• Your playing level;
• The number of participants, if booking a semi-private lesson;
• Your goals or the skills you would like to improve.

Rates are charged per court, per hour, and can be split among the players.

• Monday to Friday:
  • 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM and 9:30 PM to 11:30 PM: $34/hour
  • 9:00 AM to 9:30 PM: $48/hour
    
• Saturday and Sunday:
  • 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM and 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM: $34/hour
  • 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM: $48/hour

Yes. Pickleball is generally easier to learn than many other racquet sports. Beginners can quickly master the basic rules and start rallying. However, taking an introductory lesson is recommended to develop proper technique.

Yes. Tennis 13 Fitness offers member and non-member rates for its weekly pickleball activities.

Tennis 13 Fitness organizes activities that bring multiple players together, allowing you to participate in structured sessions without having to form your own group of four players.

No. Players who do not have a sufficiently reliable DUPR rating can complete an assessment to be directed to an activity that matches their skill level.

The registration process depends on your pickleball experience and skill level. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, a few simple steps will help you find the activity that suits you.
Consult our guide to learn about the registration process and the steps to follow based on your experience and skill level.

No, reservations are not required. Spots are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Gym access is available to members aged 16 and over. However, specially designed training programs for younger participants are available, including Youth Fitness and the Strong Girl Club.

Children can start tennis lessons as young as 4 years old.

No, we do not currently offer coaching services for badminton, squash, or racquetball.

Our adult tennis lessons are designed for different skill levels, ranging from beginner to intermediate. Sessions typically run for 5 to 9 weeks and focus on technique, footwork, strategy, and the various skills needed to improve your game.

Junior tennis lessons are offered in seasonal sessions, with 9 to 13 lessons per session. Children are initially grouped according to their skill level, which can be reassessed on court to ensure they are placed in a group suited to their abilities.

If a child’s skill level does not match the group’s level, a group change may be possible, subject to availability.

Groups consist of approximately 6 children per lesson, and lessons take place on weekends.

Groups are formed according to each child’s playing level. An assessment can be conducted on court to ensure the group matches the child’s abilities.

If the child’s level does not match the group, a change may be possible after lessons have started, subject to availability. An assessment is particularly useful in the fall, as children generally have more opportunities to play during the summer.

Junior tennis lessons take place at Tennis 13 Fitness.

Lessons are held once a week. However, children can attend twice a week by registering for two different time slots.

No, external private coaches are not permitted to provide lessons or training sessions at Tennis 13.

Yes, the pool is available to all members during public swim hours. Pool hours may vary, so we recommend checking the pool schedule before your visit.

Yes, the restaurant is open to the public, whether you’re a Tennis 13 member or not.