A guide to playing tennis
Paris’s hard courts span municipal sports centres and private clubs, with indoor courts on both sides of the membership divide. Players without membership can consider publicly open indoor courts or outdoor hard courts.
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Tennis Club du 16e offers a welcoming place to play in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, with a club atmosphere that visitors have praised. Coaching, a gym, changing rooms and member parking round out the visit.
Centre Sportif Jules Ladoumègue is a municipal sports complex in Paris’s 19th arrondissement with tennis bookable through Paris Tennis. Association coaching programmes require separate enrollment. The centre lists restrooms and Wi-Fi, but the tennis-specific page lists neither; confirm access with the tennis reception.
PUC operates tennis courts within Stade Charléty and offers coaching and a club stringing service. Earlier third-party listings also reported changing rooms, showers, toilets and equipment loans; their availability with a particular tennis booking has not been independently verified. Accessibility evidence refers to the broader sports facilities.
Tennis Suzanne Lenglen is the municipal tennis facility at 2 rue Louis Armand in Paris’s 15th arrondissement. It has 13 standard courts and an outdoor practice wall, with restrooms, wheelchair access and a drinks vending machine. Coaching is offered separately through Tennis Sporting Club LLC.
In Paris’s 12th arrondissement, Racing Tennis Club de Joinville welcomes nonmembers for a game. Coaching is available, and changing rooms with showers, equipment loans and stringing make a visit easier to plan.
RACING CLUB DE FRANCE SAUSSURE is a tennis club in Paris’s 17th arrondissement, with a clubhouse and on-site coaching. A good fit for players seeking an indoor game within a club setting.
Tennis Club Ribera offers a convenient place to play in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. After a session, there’s a bar and terrace, and the club also offers group and individual lessons.
Set among the greenery of the Bois de Boulogne, Le TIR - Association Sportive du Cercle du Bois de Boulogne is a tennis club in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Visitors describe it as pleasant and family friendly. A restaurant, gym, sauna and hammam round out a day at the club.
We list 11 venues in Paris, including Centre Sportif Jules Ladoumègue, Tennis Suzanne Lenglen and Racing Tennis Club de Joinville.
Of these venues, 6 require booking. Each venue page shows how to book.