A guide to playing tennis
Miami hotel tennis changes with the stay: oceanfront clay on Miami Beach, rooftop carpet in Brickell, and a larger resort court setup on Key Biscayne. Most documented courts serve guests or members, so the hotel choice shapes who can play.
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Set within a hotel property, European Tennis Academy at Trump National Doral suits travelers looking for coached play and convenient on-site tennis services.
Cliff Drysdale Tennis at The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne is a resort tennis club on Key Biscayne near Miami. It offers adult and junior clinics and lessons, with padel and pickleball also listed.
Perched above Brickell Avenue in downtown Miami, this Luxury Collection hotel pairs its rooftop pool with two tennis courts for guests looking to fit in a match between meetings or before dinner in Brickell. It's a relaxed, low-key amenity rather than a competitive club — ideal for guests wanting a quick hit without leaving the property.
Two oceanfront clay courts at Seacoast Suites, right on Miami Beach's Collins Ave. It's a laid-back amenity for guests staying at the property, with the Atlantic just steps away from the baseline.
Provident Luxury Suites Fisher Island advertises tennis options associated with Fisher Island Club. Saved resort information describes an opportunity for temporary club membership; current guest eligibility, arrangements and fees remain unconfirmed. Club courts are not counted here as a separate resort inventory.
This Collins Avenue aparthotel in Miami Beach keeps an outdoor tennis court on the grounds, a quiet perk for guests staying among the Wi-Fi-equipped apartments and on-site restaurant. It's a low-key option for a casual match without leaving the property.
Tennis Court Villa is a private vacation-rental stay for guests who want tennis on site. A pool, Wi-Fi and parking round out the stay.