Top 10 Tennis Courts to Suit Every Style

By Jane Reynolds, Oyster.com
Whether you want to see, be seen, or just play for fun, we have the tennis court to suit your style!
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The Best Court for Your Adoring Fans

La Costa Resort and Spa

What's the fun of being good at tennis if there's no one to watch you ace that serve? La Costa Resort and Spa in San Diego feels the same way, so they've set up seating around all 17 of their courts. The central hard court features stadium seating and seven of the courts are lit for night-time play.

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Best Court to Work on Your Tan

Conrad Hotel

Sure, playing tennis is fun, but the real plus of an outdoor match is the tan you'll sport afterwards. The best spot to add some spin to your serve while adding some color to your complexion is the rooftop tennis courts at the Conrad Hotel in downtown Miami. The 17th floor courts are close to the sun, and better yet, close to the pool for an after-match dip.

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Best Court for a Late-Night Match

Maui Coast Hotel

For those of you less concerned about a tan (or for those who got too much sun at the Conrad Hotel courts), a nighttime game can be tons of fun. The two hard-surface courts at Maui Coast Hotel stay open until 9:30 p.m. and are well-lit for players craving an after-dark match.

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Best Indoor Court

Millenium UN Plaza

Tennis courts in New York City are hard to come by and indoor courts are even rarer — in fact, the Millennium UN Plaza has the only indoor court in Manhattan! An added bonus? The subway station to get to Arthur Ashe Stadium (if you're heading to the U.S. Open) is less than a 10 minute walk from the hotel.

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Best Wimbledon-Style Court

Four Seasons Maui

If you're really trying to emulate Novac Vjokovic in his Wimbledon win over Rafael Nadal, you have to play on grass courts. Four Seasons Maui has two beautifully maintained grass courts, where free tennis clinics take place every morning.

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Best Court to See and Be Seen

Turtle Bay Resort

It may be hard to focus on your game when playing tennis at Turtle Bay Resort in Oahu. Tons of celebrities, like Sean Penn, Mila Kunis, and Lauren Conrad of The Hills fame, have all stayed at this 4-pearl hotel.

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Best Court for Working on Your Fitness

Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne in Miami has been ranked one of the "50 Greatest U.S. Tennis Resorts" by Tennis magazine. Not only does the resort have 11 courts, daily clinics and a team of tennis pros who can whip you into shape, the tennis concierge can match you with other guests who play at a similar level. Plus, the nearby fitness center offers to boost your energy.

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Best Court for a Tournament

Grove Isle Hotel and Spa

Featuring 12 courts, The Grove Isle Hotel and Spa is a great place for a tournament. Tons of matches can be going on at one time, and it doesn't hurt to have a view of the marina and a nice breeze from the bay.

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Best Courts with Ocean Views

Sheraton Kauai Resort

The courts at the Sheraton Kauai Resort offer free equipment rental, but best of all, they look right out to the sparkling blue ocean.

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Best Courts to Get Away from It All

Zoetry Agua at Punta Cana

The court at the Zoetry Agua in the Dominican Republic isn't in pristine condition but the secluded location can't be beat — the hotel is an hour from the airport and feels a million miles from Punta Cana's mega-resorts.

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