A guide to playing tennis
Use the court types below to compare how venues in District 7 & Phu My Hung differ by environment, surface, access, price, and booking method. Open a venue for current hours and source details.
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District 7 & Phu My Hung
Sân Tennis Phước Kiển is a place to play in Nhà Bè, with an on-site café, parking and Wi-Fi. Coaching is available for players who want a lesson during their visit.
Nguyệt Quế tennis courts is a public place to play in District 7, Ho Chi Minh City. It offers a straightforward option for a hit, with parking available.
An exact-pin review describes a breezy riverside setting. The matching Trần Thái directory lists showers, a café, a ball machine and coaching. Parking and Wi-Fi were reported by a separate Village listing whose applicability here is unconfirmed.
In District 7’s Nam Long residential area, Sân Tennis Nam Long offers an airy spot for a game, with a pool nearby. Parking, a canteen, changing rooms and coaching make it convenient for a visit.
A campus tennis spot at RMIT in Saigon South, suited to players connected with the university. Showers, day-use lockers and campus parking make a game easier to fit into a visit.
Sân tennis KDC Trung Sơn offers an outdoor place to play in the Trung Sơn residential area. Parking, Wi-Fi, a café and seating make it easy to linger after a game.
Reviews describe a quiet, tree-shaded setting in Tân Thuận. Directories list seating, refreshments, parking, Wi-Fi and changing facilities.
In District 7, MLC Sports Center offers a place to play tennis within a larger sports complex. Tennis coaching is also available for visitors looking to practice.