RozaRossa: The Tennis & Padel lifestyle club between Marbella and Estepona
Sunshine, sport and the sea come together on the Costa del Sol, and few places capture that combination as fully as RozaRossa. Set between Marbella and Estepona, just a short drive from Benahavís, we bring together tennis, padel, fitness and wellness in one destination built for holidaymakers, residents and families alike.
Whether you’re staying in the area for a week or you call the Costa del Sol home, RozaRossa is designed for days that mix movement with relaxation: a morning on the court, an afternoon by the pool, and an evening that feels like part of the holiday itself.
Tennis and padel for every level
Sport sits at the heart of what we do. Our courts and coaching programmes are open to complete beginners and competitive players alike, with private lessons, group sessions and academy programmes for children and adults.
Tennis in Marbella, Estepona and Benahavís
Our professional coaches work with players of every level, from someone picking up a racket for the first time to those training for competition. Programmes include:
- Private and group tennis lessons
- A tennis academy for children and adults
- Family sessions where parents and children play together
- Intensive tennis camps for visitors looking to improve during a short stay

Padel courts and coaching
Padel is one of the fastest-growing sports in Spain, and it has a natural home at RozaRossa. Guests and members can:
- Rent a court by the hour
- Book private padel lessons
- Join group coaching sessions
- Take part in club tournaments
Whether you’re searching for padel in Marbella, Estepona or Benahavís, our courts and coaching staff are set up to welcome first-timers and regular players alike.

Beyond the courts: Lifestyle, wellness and family
Life at RozaRossa isn’t limited to the courts. Around the sport, we’ve built a space where families can spend the day together, members can train and unwind, and guests can enjoy a meal or a longer stay without ever needing to leave the club.
Fitness, wellness and relaxation
Beyond the courts, our fitness club gives members and guests a space to train at their own pace, while the outdoor swimming pool offers a place to unwind between sessions. After a workout or a match, our beauty salon is there for guests who want to round off the day with a bit of pampering.
It’s this balance, sport followed by rest, that defines the wellness side of life at RozaRossa.

A destination for the whole family
Family holidays on the Costa del Sol often come down to keeping everyone happy at once, and that’s exactly what we’ve built RozaRossa around. While children take part in tennis or padel coaching, parents can train in the fitness club, relax by the pool or enjoy lunch at our restaurant.
It’s this flexibility that keeps families from Marbella, Estepona and Benahavís coming back throughout the year, not just during the summer months.

Dining and the boutique residence
Our restaurant serves food designed for people who’ve spent the day active — light, fresh, and suited to a Mediterranean lifestyle. For those who want to stay longer than a single visit, the Boutique Residence lets guests live the RozaRossa experience for days at a time: tennis in the morning, a padel match in the afternoon, and an evening spent on-site rather than commuting back into town.

RozaRossa on the Costa del Sol
Between Marbella and Estepona, and within easy reach of Benahavís, RozaRossa Tennis Academy brings tennis, padel, fitness, wellness and hospitality together under one roof. It’s a place built for the way people actually want to spend a holiday here: active by day, relaxed by night, and never far from the next match or the next meal. For families, couples and solo travellers alike, this is where the Costa del Sol lifestyle comes together.
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