Luxury Tennis Experiences in New York During the US Open

High-end travelers attending the US Open are spending thousands on lavish accommodations and exclusive packages that include extravagant amenities such as private penthouse tennis courts, chauffeurs, and crystal-netted ping pong tables.

At the Baccarat Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, guests can enjoy a luxurious setting with features like a crystal-netted ping pong table, and special packages allow for immersive tennis experiences. Meanwhile, the iconic The Mark Hotel on the Upper East Side offers a private rooftop mini tennis court, branded accessories, designer lip balm, daily breakfast credits, and priority access to US Open tickets, with prices starting around $1,770 per night.

Other hotels are jumping into the trend; The Fifth Avenue Hotel’s “Game Set Stay” experience has seen a booking increase, driven by its status as a sought-after social event and curated immersive experiences. Its packages—beginning at $1,100 a night—include chauffeur transfers, personalized gifts like tennis caps and beverages, and access to exclusive live-streaming events.

Meanwhile, Midtown’s Lotte New York Palace offers a “Game Set Sparkle” package with luxurious add-ons such as diamond tennis bracelets and pickleball seats, starting at $3,395 per night. The Equinox Hotel provides helicopter transfers to and from the tournament for VIPs.

For spectators preferring a more indulgent dining experience, the Baccarat Hotel presents the Crystal Courtside, a $225-per-person tasting menu paired with a crystal-netted ping pong salon. The menu features gourmet items like fried chicken and caviar, lobster rolls, and New York cheesecake, available through September 8.

For those seeking a taste of luxury without the expense, some venues offer special US Open-themed menus. The Lowell Hotel on the Upper East Side, for example, features a limited-time $38 Grand Slam Club menu with gourmet rotisserie chicken and smoked duck, alongside cocktails like Bleu de Majorelle and Goutte de Critron.

From private courts and helicopter transfers to gourmet tasting menus, New York’s luxury hotels are turning the US Open into a full-fledged experience for affluent guests and tennis lovers alike.