Frequently Asked Questions

Have more questions? Contact the Athletic Director's Office

Are there lockers available?

Yes. Day lockers are available to keep your personal items while you use the Facility. It is suggested that you bring your own padlock to secure your items.

There are also lockers available to rent. Email the Athletic Director for more information.

Showers?

Yes. We have showers for both men and women.

Is there a towel service?

No. Users should bring in their own towel if they wish to take showers. Towels may only be kept overnight in rented lockers.

Is there a Lost and Found?

Yes. The Lost and Found is kept in a secured area. If you think you may have lost a personal item at the Athletic Facility, email the Athletic Director or call 617-432-1942.

How do I check out equipment?

Squash, Tennis, Badminton, and other recreation equipment is available for students and members. Email the Athletic Director to borrow equipment.

Is there a swimming pool?

No. Our facility does not have a pool.

Am I allowed to bring a guest?

Yes. Members may invite guests to use the facility but the management reserves the right to refuse guests at its discretion.  A member may host a maximum of one guest per day.  All guests must be 18 years of age or older, submit a valid form of ID to the security officer, and be accompanied by a member at all times while using the facility.  It is the member's responsibility to ensure that guests are aware of, and follow the center's rules and regulations.  Guests are required to read and sign the Terms of Use form provided by the security officer.

The host member must have a credit card on file within their Flex membership management account.  When a member brings a guest to the facility, the security officer will confirm the guest’s eligibility to use the Athletic Facility. Within 48 hours, the Athletics Director will notify the member that they will be charged $10 from their credit card.

Do you offer alumni and family memberships?

No.  Our facility is not staffed or set-up to accommodate people without a Harvard ID card.