La Cienega Tennis Center is the basic structure of tennis in Beverly Hills, California. As the recipient of public traffic United States Tennis Association Facility Award and winner of the 2003 "Best Tennis Courts" award by Los Angeles Magazine, the tennis center is home to the Beverly Hills Tennis Club in the last ten years. La Cienega Tennis Center has 16 fields, of which 4 are used by Beverly Hills> Installation of tennis per day for private lessons.

The full-service Pro Shop at La Cienega Tennis Center is managed by Beverly Hills Tennis. The tennis center is open to the public and does not require membership to the facilities to be used.

Facilities and services of La Cienega Tennis Center also offers private lessons and 75 different courses for junior and adults. The 16 judges are well lit and on a professional level with the central court, the provisionshaded seating for 300 spectators. There is an outdoor terrace, as well as for spectators.

The pro shop is a cozy lounge for an observer. Professional staff are certified in teaching and training at La Cienega Tennis Center. Multipurpose room available to rent for small gatherings and meetings. A yearlong program makes the point, courses and tournaments in a contact center and recreational service you can book courts up to four days inAdvance.

La Cienega Tennis Center is located in Alto and La Cienega Boulevard is a municipal structure. Guests are invited to classes of $ 8.50 per hour on weekdays between 7:00 am and 4:00 clock hour or $ 9.75 per hour on weekdays 5:00-10: 00. The center and its training programs are also available all throughout the weekend.

If you are in Beverly Hills for work or for a relaxing vacation, you should be free available. The Beverly Hills HotelYou could arrange to stay with some passages, if you ask the janitor. Do not stay in a luxury hotel, the concierge services including transportation and sightseeing other zone.

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