The U.S. Open, held annually from late August to mid-September, is offering a range of extravagant packages designed to provide unparalleled luxury for its wealthiest attendees. This year’s tournament, running from August 23 to September 13, features top players such as defending champions Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka, alongside stars like Novak Djokovic, Coco Gauff, and Iga Świątek. The event is taking place amidst a significant $800 million renovation of the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, which includes upgrades to Arthur Ashe Stadium with new hospitality clubs and courtside seats.
For those seeking the ultimate exclusive experience, The Mark Hotel presents its Grand Slam Extravaganza for $500,000. This package includes a four-night stay in the hotel’s penthouse suite, premium tickets to the Men’s Semifinals and Final, and a private tennis lesson with John McEnroe. Guests also receive a private sail on the hotel's 70-foot sailboat, caviar service, curated dining experiences, and private chauffeur service.
The Lotte Hotel New York Palace is offering its Game, Set, Sparkle Package for $100,000. This includes a two-night stay in the 5,000-square-foot Jewel Suite for up to four guests, tickets to the exclusive Palace Invitational, and champagne and canapés on the suite's terrace. A centerpiece of this package is a 12-carat diamond tennis bracelet designed by Martin Katz, who also provides a 30-minute in-suite consultation.
The Ritz-Carlton, NoMad, offers its Ace the City Package for $29,000. This two-night stay in a Penthouse Residence comes with an in-suite Honey Deuce cocktail class, dinner, and a spa massage. While U.S. Open tickets are not included, the package provides private round-trip transfers to the tournament venue and partners with the Hudson River Tennis Club for transportation, offering a choice between a private lesson with former professional Noah Rubin or a semi-private clinic. The package also includes curated tennis-themed merchandise.
InterContinental New York Barclay's Barclay Ace Experience, priced at $7,500, includes a stay in its 1,500-square-foot Lexington Suite with views of the Chrysler Building. This package also provides two U.S. Open grounds passes for a specific match and private round-trip transportation to the tennis center.
For a more focused service, The St. Regis Hotel offers a bespoke Tennis Butler experience as an add-on for guests staying at the hotel, with standard room rates averaging $2,200 per night. For $250 per day, the Tennis Butler, in partnership with Wilson, provides services such as overnight racquet re-stringing, shoe cleaning, and garment steaming. This offering also includes a VIP shopping excursion to the Wilson flagship store and curated Wilson gifts. The hotel notes that demand for accommodation during the U.S. Open now rivals that of Fashion Week, and its guest list has historically included top players like Serena and Venus Williams.
Lastly, The Benjamin Royal Sonesta New York features the Penthouse Courtside Experience at The Beverly for $4,700. This one-night stay in the penthouse includes two courtside tickets for an evening match at Arthur Ashe Stadium, a personalized video message from a professional player, signed memorabilia, a U.S. Open swag bag, breakfast for two, and two Honey Deuce cocktails.