Tennis At Enchantment
Great package at Arizona's #1 Resort (Travel + Leisure pick)
www.enchantmentresort.com
Here's what others have had to say about Taos Tennis at the Quail Ridge Taos.
"Beautiful resort with well maintained courts just outside of Taos, N.M. The staff are very friendly and the teaching pro's are awesome!! Plenty to do in the local area, especially shopping and great restaurants."—D.M., Adv. Int., April 2010
"Taos Tennis is an outstanding resort as a romantic getaway or for family events. The grounds are beautifully groomed and the tennis is fantastic. The pool and hot tubs look out on to the spectacular view of Taos Mountain. Kurt's Deli and restaurant at the Quail has the best Ruben sandwiches ever!"—S.H., Low Int., April 2010
"We walked out of our lovely condo every beautiful morning onto excellent playing courts. We would start our tennis day taking an hour of clinic with an exceptional teaching staff. Kurt Edelbrock will take your game to the next level with fundamentals and strageties. After clinic we were set up with other players of comparable skills if we wished or we could continue to play with our own party. After a delicious lunch at the clubhouse, a hot tub was in order or afew laps in the heated pool. A nap was in order only to awaken and do it all over again.
The setting of this unique place in NM is worth checking out and we highly recommend you to visit. We had such a fantastic time that we are DOING IT AGAIN THIS SPRING!!! I can hardly wait to see everyone."—J.B., Adv. Int., April 2010
"Very beautiful location. Facilities are excellent and thepeople running the resort are very friendly and helpful."—P.M., Adv., April 2010
"We visited Quail Ridge in Early season and found the entire resort to very pleasing and accomidating. I would highly recommend it to any tennis player!"—L.L., Adv., April 2010
"Accommodations were outstanding and tennis was even better. Great service, friendly people and superb tennis facilities."—J.B., Adv., April 2010
"Have visited the Quail Ridge on many occasions, the owner, Kurt Edelbrock is a knowledgeable instructor. His assistant pros are also very good. Kurt is al the head coach for Taos High School tennis. Their pro shop offers severak if the top brands of racquets and other equipment needs."—W.B., Adv. Int., March 2010
"Lovely atmosphere at the tennis club. One can just show up and usually be paired up with a singles or a foursome. Clinics are great and organized tournaments are very well run. In addition there is a wonderful little cafe on site along with a pool and hot tub."—C.D., Adv. Int., March 2010
""—F.K., Int., March 2010
""—J.R., Adv. Int., March 2010
"Strengths: Kurt Edelbrock has an instinct for matching players, both singles and doubles. Good courts, nice facilities, wonderful members, friendly staff, spectacular views of dramatic mountains, improved service and facilities.I am trying to get my USTA team in Houston to Taos to play there. Kurt said he could organize a Houston vs. Taos tournament if I can get 6 or more of our team out there and they have the facilities to accomodate any number that get there. And with Houston's summer, it is such a pleasure to play outdoors where it is cool, dry and spectacular 3 things Houston is not) in June thru September.
Weaknesses: 7000 ft altitude. For a guy like me from Houston, who is used to playing indoors at sea level, I need a day to acclilmate."—J.S., Adv. Int., March 2010
"Quail ridge offers excellent facilities and a staff that is both professional and accomodating. The tennis and mountain views were both spectacular!"—K.D., Adv., February 2010
Rate Taos Tennis at the Quail Ridge Taos
Once upon a time Taos Tennis at the Quail Ridge Taos in Taos, New Mexico, was known as the Tennis Ranch of Taos and attracted hard-core tennis vacationers with its weekend tennis camps. The resort consists of clusters of individually owned condominiums, each with a full kitchen and fireplace, while tennis remains a reason to visit.
Since 1980, Kurt Edelbrock has run a solid operation here, expanding the complex to 10 outdoor hard courts and recruiting some 200 local members to keep the facility active. He runs four sanctioned tournaments a year, a mixed doubles round robin every other week, and weekly clinics and drop-in men's doubles and women's leagues. If you show up at the courts—whether you rent one of the adjacent condos or stay anywhere else in town—and the staff will find a way to get you involved.
Lodging consists of individually owned condominiums, which range in size from rooms with kitchenettes to units with two bedrooms and full kitchens. Most have fireplaces and private patios or balconies. A cleaning fee applies and varies with the size of the unit.
Jan. 1-Dec. 21, 2010
$85-$200