A guide to playing tennis
A Bangkok court reservation can lead to an indoor club or an open-air club or park court. Schools also appear in this set, but public eligibility at one university is described inconsistently, making club and park courts the clearer choices for visitors.
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Bangkok
A central Bangkok tennis club with a bright, breezy clubhouse feel. Reviewers praise the clean courts and comfortable airflow for both casual games and training.
A long-running indoor tennis club in Thonburi with a friendly, community feel and a well-stocked shop on site. Good for players who want a covered court away from Bangkok's heat and rain, with coaching and stringing available if you need it.
A historic private members' club in the heart of Bangkok, RBSC pairs grass and hard tennis courts with a full sports-club setting that also includes badminton and squash. It's a storied, exclusive address for members and their guests rather than a drop-in venue for visiting players.
A friendly, public sports club in Nonthaburi built around three well-kept tennis courts, alongside a restaurant, juice bar and coaching for players of all levels. Reviewers praise the attentive front desk and experienced coaches, making it a welcoming pick whether you're booking a casual hit or ongoing lessons.
A friendly, open-air tennis spot in Nonthaburi, about a five-minute walk from Phra Nang Klao Bridge station on the MRT Purple Line. Reviewers praise the welcoming owner and on-site coaches, making it an easy pick for locals and visiting players alike.
A relaxed outdoor tennis (and pickleball) club tucked into Siangpure Park in Lat Phrao. Reviewers love the sunset views, friendly attentive staff, and easy parking — a laid-back spot for casual hits and lessons.
A brand-new indoor tennis club tucked into the Bang Bua Thong area of Nonthaburi, popular with locals for practice sessions and casual meetups with friends. Reviewers love the clean, spacious courts and the chill clubhouse lounge for hanging out before and after play — though courts fill up fast, so booking ahead is a must.
A well-run indoor tennis club in Bearing, Samut Prakan, rare for having covered courts in Thailand's climate. Reviewers praise the architect-owner's thoughtful design, friendly coaches, and a relaxed clubhouse vibe with a seating area, drinks fridge, and snacks on hand. It's popular with regulars, so booking ahead via LINE is a must.