International Tennis Hall of Fame

I imagine it must be a pretty penny to play and practice in this club, but then again, it's Newport. It is such a beautiful club. The entire place is a literal museum. From the entrance, to the entire brick road inside. You know you're stepping on historical ground. Where so many famous and non famous figures have walked for decades. Once you come inside from the hectic and lively activities outside the club in Newport, everything quiets down a bit. And is as if you entered in an entirely different spot. We enjoyed the premises and took several pictures and saw some of the rich people play in their white tennis 🎾 playing garments. But they also have a museum area that according to the gentleman there takes about an hour to see. And since they were closing in less time than that, we decided to leave, but now know to go back again to check it out next time.

Came here for the annual Infosys ATP tennis tournament and it didn't disappoint. The quality of the players were great, the grounds were beautiful. On a hot summer day, the choice of seats is important. Choose the south or west seats so you're not looking into the sun. Some of the east, north, and west seats have shade. Some seats have awful, obstructed views. Be careful what you choose.

Beautiful place full of history, fun facts, tennis memorabilia & inspiration for tennis players everywhere! The courts are well maintained, and the grounds are beautiful. The area is actually accessible for free if you aren't going up into the museum itself, which we thought was very nice. The museum is definitely worth the admission if you are a tennis fan, and maybe even if you aren't. The Federer exhibition by Rolex was a nice touch!

Nice place to visit and watch members playing tennis. The grounds are beautiful. We did not try the restaurant or go to the museum due to our time constraints, but both looked like they would be worth trying.

Great place to spend hours if you are a fan of Tennis. This place is very comprehensive covering the history of the sport and 100+ of the most important players throughout history.

Absolutely fantastic history of the sport, so many exhibits.

Can still walk the grounds which are open to the public while they do renovations due in mid-year 2025

Great place to refresh yourself on the history of tennis. Some of the platforms and observation areas were roped off.