Tennis Courts, By Belmond
From serving aces beneath palms in the Thai jungle to match points overlooking the Italian Riviera's azure waters, discover our best hotel tennis courts.
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Splendido
Nestled on the hillside of Portofino, Italy, our tennis courts are a scenic spot to perfect your serve with incomparable views of the sparkling bay. Challenge your partner to a friendly game, or opt for a lesson with an English-speaking coach.
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La Residencia
Stay active while surrounded by the beauty of Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains. Sheltered by olive groves and citrus trees, allow us to curate your customised coaching, group session or one-on-one activity; oher facilities include a practice hitting wall and a pro-shop.
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Hotel Cipriani
Our red clay court at Hotel Cipriani is a stone’s throw from the Venice lagoon and offers a courtside drink and snack service. As boats pass by and the water sparkles, engage in friendly practise sessions or arrange your own private lessons.
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Romazzino
In Sardinia’s chic Porto Cervo, Romazzino has the ideal court for you to find your match on the tennis court. Enhance your skills guided by our on-site professional from LUX Tennis and enjoy exclusive private and group clinics, camps and LT Star Events.
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Napasai
Our outdoor courts at Napasai on the Thai island of Koh Samui are free for guests’ use should you fancy a knockabout with family and friends. Beginners can benefit from a complimentary lesson with our coach, while those looking to brush up your backhand or hone your serve can book a private class for some expert tuition.
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The Cadogan
At our London city haven, you’ll find tennis courts in Cadogan Place Gardens, a beautiful private green space reserved for Cadogan residents and hotel guests. They’re an ideal spot to challenge someone to a friendly game, or perhaps work on your serve.
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