A peek at the website indicates this is really more of a sports/gym-atmosphere, as opposed to an East Village- billiards atmosphere, so this doesn't seem like a terribly fun (as in let-loose fun) place at first glance. It looks a bit serious and intimidating, actually. Probably that is because my ping pong skills were developed in a shack in the Adirondacks when I was 8, and haven't gone much further since.
Definitely it seems they take their table tennis seriously. The game room itself looks austere, and geared towards the serious amateur -to-pro.
From their website:
"SPiN New York is a 13,000 square foot table tennis social club on Park Avenue in Manhattan’s Flatiron District. The club offers unparalleled table tennis courts with Olympic quality cushioned flooring and 17 individual tables, including a stadium-like center court. In addition, SPIN New York houses a pro shop, lounge, bar, private room sponsored by Fred Perry and over a dozen internationally known professional coaches and players who are available for private and group instruction.
Info
Reserve tables 212.982.8802-
Hours of Operation – 7 days per week
Mon-Fri…………………5pm-Midnight
Sat – Sun……………….Noon-Midnight
Table Rental Rates
$15 per half-hour for standard tables
$25 per half-hour for pro courts
$50 per half-hour for stadium court
