Rafa Nadal Academy Reviews

My son went to the kids camp, i’m still wondering if I just had my expectations set too high. I thought it would be a lot more active and structured, but he said the groups felt really big and that he spent quite a bit of time waiting around instead of actually playing. The coaches seemed nice enough, so I don’t want to be unfair, but it didn’t seem very organized from what he told me.
Communication with parents wasn’t great either, which made me question whether I should’ve asked more questions before signing him up. We had to follow up about basic details, and for the price, I just didn’t feel like it was worth it. Maybe it works better for other kids, but I don’t think I’d send mine again

The courts were okay, but the changing rooms really weren’t great. They felt dirty and crowded, which kind of took away from the overall experience

I had an okay time playing here. The clay courts were nice in some areas, but a few spots felt worn out and dusty, which was a little frustrating. For the price, I expected a bit more. Not terrible at all, but definitely NOT perfect

Grabbed some food after training and yeah, it was actually really tasty. A little on the pricey side maybe, but... I don’t know, it kind of hit the spot after a long session...

Overall, it felt safe enough, but the supervision wasn’t as solid as I expected. There were a few moments where I felt things could’ve been handled more carefully, and I ended up having to raise my concerns instead of them being noticed right away. It wasn’t a terrible experience, but it definitely wasn’t perfect either

I booked this thinking there would be a lot more personal attention, but most of it felt rushed and generic. At times I felt pressured to just go along with whatever they were suggesting, even though different staff members were giving us different information.
For what it cost, I expected more follow-up and for them to actually notice the little details. Instead, it felt like we were just being moved through the process like everyone else. I left disappointed

I went in thinking the fitness and conditioning part would be solid, but it felt rushed. Didn’t feel very personal either, like there wasn’t much actual correction or attention. A lot of it was super basic stuff, which was kinda disappointing for the price. I really expected it to be better tbh.

i had a really good time at the adult camp. the coaches were friendly, the sessions actually felt useful, and the facilities were great. my only small complaint is that a few of the groups got a bit crowded at times, but overall it was a really positive experience.

I did manage to get the booking done in the end, but i was a bit annoyed because it took me a few tries to figure it out. Not the worst experience, just kind of confusing.

I had a decent time overall, and the place itself was nice enough, but I was expecting a more international mix of people. It mostly seemed like one crowd, which made it feel a little closed off at times. Not a bad experience, just not quite the vibe I had in mind

The place itself is really nice, so I was hoping the experience would match the price a little better. But i felt like I had to keep being patient even when basic questions weren’t getting answered quickly. Communication was slow, and some of the schedule details seemed to come at the last minute, which was frustrating. My kid did enjoy parts of it, so it wasn’t a total letdown, but I left feeling like we paid too much for how much we had to just wait around and figure things out

I had a few questions and, uh, it took support a while to get back to me. I ended up having to follow up twice, which was frustrating. Not ideal when you’re trying to get help quickly.

I stayed here around mid-July, I think it was the 14th or 15th, and the accommodation was a bit of a letdown. The room felt tired and wasn’t very comfortable, especially for the price. I was expecting a better night’s sleep and just a cleaner, fresher place overall

The communication was frustrating. The emails were vague, and I had to ask the same questions more than once just to get a clear answer. It didn’t feel like anyone was taking responsibility for keeping me properly informed, which I think is only fair when you’re paying for a service. For the price, I expected more transparency and better updates.

The coaches were really nice and seemed like they wanted to help, which I appreciated. I did get some useful advice out of it. But, I don’t know, a few of the sessions felt a little rushed, like we were just moving through things quickly instead of really digging into my situation. So overall it was good, just not as personal as I was hoping.

The training seemed a little too intense, at least for my kid. After almost every session, they came home drained and just didn’t have much energy left. It felt like it might have been more than they were ready for.

I went in hoping the big name would mean the experience felt a little more special, but it was the same issue again: the price just didn’t match what I actually got.

The coaching was fine, nothing terrible, but also nothing that made me feel like it was worth spending that much. And then the extra costs start piling on, which gets old really fast.

Maybe some people get more out of it, but for me it mostly felt like paying for the brand. I left disappointed and, at this point, I wouldn’t book again

I knew the location might not be right in the middle of everything, but I didn’t expect it to feel this out of the way. After training, there really wasn’t much nearby to grab food or do anything, which made the evenings feel limiting...

The tennis coaching itself was good, and the coaches seemed really nice. Maybe I just missed something, but the whole program felt a bit disorganized. The schedule changed a few times, and I wasn’t always sure where we were supposed to go next. We ended up waiting around more than I expected, which got frustrating. For the price, I guess I was hoping it would feel a little smoother. Not awful, just not as well-run as I thought it would be.

Uh, i didn’t feel like my kid made much progress here. The training seemed generic, and I was hoping for more focus on actual player development.