Sports Clubs in Mexico City

This sports and social club in Lomas de Vista Hermosa offers facilities for soccer, tennis, swimming, yoga, and dance, with programming for kids and adults. The soccer fields draw regulars looking for a reliable spot to organize pickup games with friends.Expect a community-focused setup rather than high-end luxury — it's built for families and groups who want consistent access to courts, pools, and green space. The club also runs seasonal camps and kids' classes, including mini chef workshops.

A private sports club on the second floor of Hotel Park Nilo in Cuauhtémoc, Sporting Club Reforma offers group fitness classes included with all memberships and a location steps from Reforma. The club's gym facilities share a building with the hotel, making it a convenient option for members working or living near the avenue.Memberships include access to group classes and standard gym equipment. The club operates as part of the Sporting Club Gyms network, with additional locations across the city.

Junior Club is a sports club with over 100 years of history in Hipódromo Condesa, focused primarily on tennis and swimming. The facility includes tennis courts, a pool, a well-equipped gym, a modern yoga studio, and clean locker rooms, all with a preserved vintage look that nods to its longevity.The summer course is popular with families — kids rotate through swimming, tennis, yoga, and dance classes during school breaks. The club enforces a strict white dress code for tennis play and requires responsibility waivers and guest registration. Open Monday through Friday 5am–11pm, Saturday 6am–9pm, and Sunday and holidays 7am–6pm.

Centro Libanés is a private Lebanese-Mexican social and athletic club in Olivar de los Padres, serving as a cultural and recreational hub for the Lebanese community in Mexico City. The club features sports facilities, event halls, a restaurant, auditoriums, galleries, and even a theater, fostering connection between Lebanese and Mexican families of Lebanese descent.The restaurant serves traditional Lebanese cuisine — regulars come for the cazuela eggs with Spanish chorizo and Arab bread at breakfast, empanadas de espinaca (spinach pastries) with yogurt, and date cake with Arabic coffee. Croissants are a specialty, and most dishes come without the spice level typical in Mexican cooking. The dining area overlooks the pool and has plenty of natural light. Open 8am to 4pm.

Founded in October 1950, Centro Deportivo Israelita is one of Mexico City's most established sports clubs, serving around 18,000 members across extensive facilities in Naucalpan. The complex includes an Olympic-sized pool, multiple soccer fields (synthetic turf, cleats allowed), tennis courts, modern gym equipment, functional training areas, and studios for spinning, TRX, and Zumba classes.Security is notably thorough — vehicle checks on arrival and airport-style entry screening with conveyor belts. The grounds are well-maintained with landscaped gardens around the pool and a family-oriented atmosphere centered on sports and community. Hours run Sunday through Saturday, 7am to 10pm.

Founded over 65 years ago as a cultural and recreational hub for Mexico City's German community, Club Alemán de México has evolved into a full-service private sports and social club in Tepepan. The facilities include 24 clay tennis courts, an Olympic pool, padel courts, a golf range, soccer and basketball courts, a gym, and sprawling green spaces maintained to a high standard.The on-site restaurant, Bingo, serves a wide menu at mid-range prices with attentive service. Free parking available on-site. The club hosts social, sporting, and cultural events year-round, including the popular annual Oktoberfest celebration with German beer and slow-roasted beef.

Club France is a private sports and cultural club in Florida with over 43 activities for all ages — tennis, padel, soccer, swimming academies for kids, plus barre, pilates, and cycling classes for adults. The grounds include extensive gardens, a climbing wall, and a chess program that runs tournaments every two months with trophies for top finishers.The on-site restaurant serves French-focused dishes alongside Mexican classics like carne asada a la tampiqueña, and the Saturday buffet draws members for family brunches. Non-members can access the restaurant without a club membership. The venue also hosts corporate events and has meeting rooms with catering available.

Founded by Asturian immigrants, this Spanish cultural and social club in Coyoacán offers a full roster of sports facilities — Olympic pools, tennis and padel courts, soccer fields, a bowling alley, an ice rink, and a golf course at their Cuautla country club. The grounds are green and well-maintained, with plenty of space to walk, play, or just sit under the trees without feeling like you're in the middle of the city.The club's restaurant serves traditional Spanish and Basque cooking, including seafood and cured Spanish ham (jamón serrano), with casual cafeterias and bars for lighter bites. Members and their families have access to the gym, saunas, steam rooms, and a range of classes — though many classes and parking come with additional fees. It's a popular spot for weekend gatherings, events, and keeping active, with a safe, family-friendly atmosphere across all its facilities.

Real Club España is a private social and sports club in San Ángel with tennis courts, frontón, swimming pools, and event spaces. The facilities feel old-school — they've been around for decades and carry that classic members' club atmosphere — though some areas could use a refresh.The restaurant, La Rioja, offers a Sunday buffet, and the club hosts occasional cultural events, including theater performances. Membership is required to access most facilities, though outside guests can attend select events and classes. Security and reception handle check-ins for visitors, and valet parking is available at an extra cost.

Club Mundet sprawls across more than 80,000 square meters in Irrigación, making it one of the largest outdoor sports clubs in the Polanco area. The club features 15 tennis courts, 9 padel courts, an Olympic-length pool measuring 49.5 meters, a kids' splash pool with a slide, and full fields for soccer, basketball, and volleyball. Members can also access multiple gyms, spinning classes, running tracks, and group fitness programs including ballet, jazz, and LesMills sessions.The club maintains family-friendly grounds with expansive green areas where picnics are still possible, plus a Punta del Cielo café and on-site restaurant open to non-members. Locker rooms include steam baths and high-pressure showers, with both rental lockers and bring-your-own-lock options. Access is by member invitation only, typically Tuesday through Sunday from 6am to 9pm.