Queens Tennis Club

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Established in 1886, The Queen's Club was the first multipurpose sports complex ever to be built, anywhere in the world.

It was named after Queen Victoria, its first patron, and is widely renowned as one of the premier Lawn Tennis and Racquets clubs in the world. The Club has hosted as many as twenty-five different sporting activities and, as well as lawn tennis, has been the scene for such varied sports as ice-skating, baseball, athletics and rugby.

The Club boasts 28 outdoor Lawn Tennis courts, of which 12 are arguably the finest grass courts in the world, 10 indoor Lawn Tennis courts, 2 Real Tennis courts, 2 Rackets courts, 3 squash courts and a gymnasium.

The Club also offers excellent hospitality facilities, including an elegant restaurant, cafe, museum, and President's Room - all located within the Members' Clubhouse.

The overall setting is both tranquil and charming.  This, together with the array of raquets sports available, is why The Queen's Club remains one of the most coveted memberships in the country.

Getting there
By Road:
The Queen's Club is easily reached by road from the M3, M4, M40 and A40. On site car parking is available for Members, although it is not guaranteed

By Train:
Baron's Court Undeground (District and Picadilly lines) is just 250 yards away.