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6 Best Hotels with Tennis Courts for the Ultimate Sporting Vacation

By Matthew Lynch
October 20, 2023
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Introduction:

For tennis enthusiasts, a vacation just isn’t complete without the opportunity to practice their backhands and improve their serves. That’s why it is essential to find hotels that offer top-notch tennis facilities along with all the other luxuries one expects from a fantastic getaway. In this article, we’ve rounded up six of the best hotels with tennis courts, perfect for both beginners and experienced players alike.

1. Four Seasons Resort Nevis, West Indies

Nestled in the heart of the Caribbean, the Four Seasons Resort Nevis boasts arguably one of the most scenic tennis centers in the world. With ten courts, four of which are red clay and six are hard courts, players are spoilt for choice. The resort also offers private lessons with qualified tennis professionals, as well as pickleball and weekly round-robin tournaments.

2. Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa, California, USA

Ranked among the top tennis resorts by Tennis Magazine, Rancho Valencia offers a stunning environment to play your favorite sport. With 18 first-class hard courts surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque views, this luxury retreat caters to all skill levels. The resort’s renowned tennis program offers clinics, camps, lessons, and competitive events to ensure every guest has a memorable experience.

3. The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, Miami

Another excellent choice for tennis lovers is the beautiful Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne near Miami Beach. The resort features an exceptional Cliff Drysdale Tennis Center that includes 10 courts (two of which are lit for night play), top-notch instruction programs tailored for adults and juniors, match-arranging services and more. Plus, guests can enjoy breathtaking ocean views while they work on their game.

4. Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt, Austria

Located in the Austrian Alps near Kitzbühel, Bio-Hotel Stanglwirt is a delightful blend of luxury, wellness, and tennis facilities. The resort features eight outdoor courts and six indoor courts, allowing guests to play year-round. Stanglwirt’s prestigious PBI Tennis Camp invites guests to participate in themed weeks, where they can focus on improving specific aspects of their game under expert guidance.

5. Amanzoe, Greece

Amanzoe is a luxurious resort set on a stunning hilltop overlooking the Aegean Sea in Greece. The resort boasts two floodlit tennis courts which offer amazing views and sea breezes that make for an unforgettable playing experience. Professional coaches are available for one-on-one or group lessons, and you can also take part in weekly tournaments organized by the resort staff.

6. Le Bristol Paris, France

Although located in the heart of Paris, Le Bristol offers an exclusive slice of tranquility with its private rooftop clay tennis court. Savour panoramic views of Eiffel Tower and Montmartre as you practice your strokes or engage in friendly competition. The hotel also provides a racquet lending program for guests who prefer to travel light.

Conclusion:

Combining luxurious accommodations with fantastic tennis facilities, these six hotels offer exceptional experiences that cater to both beginners and seasoned players alike. Whether you’re seeking to improve your game or just enjoy some fun-filled matches while on vacation, these remarkable hotels ensure there’s never a dull moment on the court for any tennis enthusiast.

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