Are you trying to fill the Olympics-sized void in your life? Look no further than these U.S. hotels perfect for sports fans.
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Caribe Royale Orlando
Part of the all-suite property’s recent $140 million renovation includes exciting new sports-themed offerings. Stadium Club boasts an immersive sports-watching experience complete with a 110-foot-long ribbon display television, live DJ to play during commercials and a “kiss cam.” There are eight sports simulators with 13 play types. The resort’s revamped Sport Court features two pickleball courts, two Padel tennis courts and professional instruction. Lessons are available exclusively for guests.
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Marriott Marquis Houston
Located near Minute Maid Park, home to the Houston Astros, the property boasts suites overlooking the ballpark. Head to Biggio’s, the on-site, MLB-owned sports bar, and cheer on the home team. The two-level sports bar offers more than 30 screens. VIP booths host up to 12 guests and include a private space with television. The hotel also features the world’s largest Texas-shaped lazy river.
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The Manchester
The boutique hotel in Lexington, Kentucky, honors the state’s equestrian history with unique offerings. Take part in exclusive polo lessons from Jorge Vasquez, mid-states governor, United States Polo Association. Lessons are designed for beginners or expert riders. Afterwards, head to rooftop bar Lost Palm, with design inspiration from 1960s South Florida horse racing culture.
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