PlayPoint Seven Hills - Seven Hills, New South Wales

Allen E.

This is one of the best badminton court in the area. The courts are well placed and have enough seating. There is ample lighting which do not obstruct the play.

The booking process is really smooth.
The only thing which can be improved is ventilation across the area.
These courts can also be used for padel game and also have studios for Yoga and dance

Phillip ?.

Badminton courts aren't too bad. Does get a bit hot as the ventilation isn't the best compared to competitors.

Snooker table is pristine. Great size and felt. However, the supplied cues aren't that great. I find that's the case with most public places.

Pool tables not that great. Marks all over the felt, and a bit scruffy. You're probably better off going to somewhere else for a couple of hours of pool. Again, the cues aren't that great either.

Overall, pretty enjoyable for the most part. Haven't had issues with staff or anything. Good prices especially if you're splitting with friends!

Ajmal N.

recently played at the badminton court and had a good overall experience. The courts are well-maintained and clean, which is always a plus. However, the courts are a bit narrow with no gaps between them, and the seating space is limited. Despite these minor issues, it's still a great place to enjoy a game of badminton.

Samantha L.

Playpoint is a very welcoming place it is always clean and bookings are made easy online, my children enjoy the quietness while playing kids snooker and table tennis. 🏓🎱
I love that you are able to access the facility anytime as they are open 24 hours. 🏪
Badminton is also very popular here too. 🏸
I would recommend this place to families as it offers quality time together and at affordable prices.
They have also started doing birthday parties which I’m sure will be “funtastic”🥳
The owners are very friendly people and always make you feel welcome and have time to talk with you.🌻
They are opening a second facility at Blacktown which I can’t wait to check out!!

Serene T.

The place is clean and well lit but for badminton, there isn't enough ventilation especially when the venue is fully booked. Quite on the pricey side but at least they have some hours that are discounted. Nice water cooling station and toilets. Not a whole lot of seating space in the courts. The table tennis was amongst other table games but if it's empty, it's quite peaceful. It is on a carpet floor though which makes it really hard to move around and can easily cause injuries due to friction. Don't really think the table tennis is worth it tbh.

Shyam D.

After playing, I had left my racket on the courtside seat about two weeks back. Thanks to the helpfull staff and very good CCTV systems we were able to trace the racket down and get it back. Some advice to players: 1. get in touch with the staff as soon as possible if you have forgotten anything at the premises. 2. If you happen to find anything unattended please inform the staff, their phone nos are displayed and they would advice you where to safely keep it, making it easier for the owner to retrieve it.

Russell N.

Rude staff, unhygienic facilities, fans not switched on during a 30 degree day. Go to NBC instead, cleaner and more professional.

In response to their sparkling reply, other well-run badminton places have ventilation, which is an absolute basic. Can your staff also respond to the instances that you were calling us after our booking at hours such as 10am days after we had been to the venue? Harassing us even though our business has concluded?

“I wonder what place has fans”, you have three giant fans, plus 2 under each garage door. So in response to your question, you guys have fans, and because you do, not turning them on is basic neglect for your patrons.

Looking forward to receiving more calls at late hours of the night again 🙂

Julian V.

Really poor quality table tennis table. The net was the cheapest I have ever seen and was ripped. Aircon not working anywhere near the table. Not what you would expect when paying $18 an hour to use the table.