Carlos Alcaraz Offering $5,000 Private Tennis Lessons In 5-Star Hotel
Carlos Alcaraz is a prize asset in men's tennis, and a 5-star hotel in Mexico's resort city of Los Cabos is banking on his market appeal to offer special promotions to their guests.
Alcaraz, winner of two Grand Slams (the first player born after 1990 to hold multiple Slams) and four ATP Masters 1000 titles, will hold exclusive group and private tennis sessions in the One&Only Palmilla on Saturday, December 2, 2023.
The five-star resort, which offers a breathtaking vista of the Sea of Cortez, has partnered with LUX Tennis - a private tennis management company based in Spain that lends its services to the world's most prestigious hotels and resorts. And this time, they will take the experience to unchartered levels.
Alcaraz will be present to hone the tennis skills of the hotel guests. The One&Only Palmilla is charging upwards of $1,240 per night for accommodation, and guests can enjoy the resort's offer "Stay a Little Longer" for a complimentary fourth night.
There is a supplementary fee for those looking to play with Alcaraz. A group session will cost $550 per player. If you opt for a 30-minute private session with the World No. 2, it will set you back $5,000. For the private clinic, there is the option to add a maximum of two other players for $1,000 each.
After the hitting session, Alcaraz will host a meet-and-greet with the guests at the resort’s Aqua Bar for refreshing cocktails. This will come just three days from Alcaraz's scheduled exhibition match against Tommy Paul which will take place in Mexico City on November 29.
"I’m always thrilled at the opportunity to share my craft with others. I look forward to discovering One&Only Palmilla in Los Cabos and hitting the courts for an incredible session with guests."
Alcaraz is currently preparing to play two more ATP tournaments before the season reaches its climax. He has pulled out from the Swiss Indoors and is in a race against time to be fit and ready for the Paris Masters and the ATP Finals.
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