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Picture a morning round robin with Pikes Peak on the horizon, or an afternoon game followed by a soak in natural hot springs. That's the appeal of pickleball resorts in Colorado, where well-kept courts and experienced pros come with mountain scenery, cool summer temperatures, and resort amenities to enjoy between games.
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As the name suggests, the Canto Del Sol Plaza Vallarta, Beach and Tennis Resort features a well-known Tennis Club, widely considered among the best in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Choose between outdoor clay courts, lit for night play, and four indoor hard courts. Lessons and clinics are available, and as part of your all-inclusive package, you’re entitled to an hour of free play every day.
Off Court
Canto del Sol Plaza Vallarta is an all-inclusive beach resort located in the hotel zone of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. The resort features a championship tennis club with a total of eight courts. Guests can enjoy various activities including tennis, beach volleyball, and archery. The resort offers a range of amenities such as an outdoor pool, a gym, and a spa with a sauna and massage treatments. Additionally, there are multiple dining options available on-site, including two restaurants, three bars, and various activities for children.
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All clay courts are gone and apparently 2 of the clay are becoming hard courts now. Still have to pay $10 american and hour for lights on your court. Hard courts are in good shape and a slow clourt at that. Checking out the Sheraton today since I hear its the better place for tennis. Every morning people hit for a couple hours then they are all empty. One court has pickleball lines but its on court 4 and a pay for lights thing again. If this place dropped the lighting fee it would be awesome.
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All clay courts are gone and apparently 2 of the clay are becoming hard courts now. Still have to pay $10 american and hour for lights on your court. Hard courts are in good shape and a slow clourt at that. Checking out the Sheraton today since I hear its the better place for tennis. Every morning people hit for a couple hours then they are all empty. One court has pickleball lines but its on court 4 and a pay for lights thing again. If this place dropped the lighting fee it would be awesome.