Everest Sports Centre

Good gym, bit of a pain being school kids only between 1pm and 4pm and still charging £25 a month which is only £5 short of full time gyms but are a lot larger. But its close so thats why I joined

Decent Badminton courts which are well spaced out. Surface offers great grip, which I enjoy the most, helps with sudden movements. Lighting can get in your eyes while playing overhead shots, walls could be coloured different as shuttles seem to disappear near the basket ball boards

Visited Everest health & leisure for a morning badminton session which was pre booked online , the facility is good but there is a very important point that came to my notice , if a 1 hour session is booked by anyone , all the arrangements like nets should be fixed in advance rather than after the people come in to play and the staff doing it in the play time at their own leisure . Moreover the staff called off time 4 minutes before the booked timing , I wonder from where have they bought their clock from ??? 🙄 Second Review: I didn't imagine such a drastic change will come overall , the staff was cooperative , the nets were already fixed well in advance and now it's totally the opposite of what I felt the first time .. will give 5 stars for it now 👍👍👍

We used to go for Badminton every week, they have 4 courts we need to book appointment well in advance. Though its far from the town center if you have car its 5-10 mins drive. If you don't have badminton racket you can lend from them for free if you book a Badminton court. Also they will provide shuttle for free. Just make sure to book your court in the weekend so that you don't miss your slot. I use play finder website to book the courts which costs £12 per hour.