Circolo Del Tennis Imperia
70, Via S. Lazzaro, Imperia, Imperia, Provincia di Imperia, Liguria, Italy, 18100
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Membership & Pricing
Circolo Tennis Imperia sits beside the new tourist marina at Via San Lazzaro, rebuilt with support from Fondazione Carige as a flagship club for western Liguria. Six clay tennis courts, two under an aluminium cover, share the campus with four outdoor padel courts run by Don Quique Padel Imperia. Players often pair a match with lunch or dinner in the on-site Mediterranean restaurant, where reviews praise fresh local seafood and honest pricing. The setting mixes competitive racket sport with harbour-side dining, open Monday to Saturday from eight thirty until ten at night.
Facilities
Padel non-members book by phone on plus39 388 933 3393 and pay per session: ten euros per hour or twelve fifty for ninety minutes, with night rates at eleven or fourteen euros. Don Quique members pay forty euros annually with FIT recreational licence, or fifty-five for competitive status, then lower per-player court fees from seven fifty to ten euros depending on age and slot. Wallet top-ups add bonus credit from five to ninety euros on larger packs. Members reserve through the Don Quique app with open-match creation. Tennis non-members pay eight to twelve euros per hour for doubles or singles on clay.
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Reviews (5)
seafood was amazing, prices very honest and staff super welcome
the best club ever !!!!
I often go there for business lunches and padel matches!!! And I have to say I've found the right place!!!! Excellent food at very fair prices and a lot of variety that complements the excellent padel and tennis courts!!!! The staff is very friendly and helpful!!!!
A pleasant surprise: inside the tennis club, a restaurant that amazes with its refined and innovative cuisine, quality ingredients, and friendly service. Very competitive prices. A good wine cellar.
There are decent tennis courts, some with artificial surfaces, some with expanded clay. There are lights and indoor courts, as well as courts for some strange mini-tennis. We didn't understand what it was, but Italians love to play it. Some of the courts have rather poor surfaces, so choose a good court in advance. The cost is €10 per person, and €6 for club members. There's also a pool, but we didn't use it.