A week before the opening serve on Wimbledon’s Centre Court, the ATP Tour will be heading to Devonshire Park for the Eastbourne International Tennis Tournament! Don’t miss out on scoring tickets to the Rothesay International, where some of the biggest names in tennis will be battling it out to lift the tournament trophy. Best of all, the venue is just a short drive away from Eastbourne Beach, so why not book one of our Eastbourne hotels and make a summer break out of it?
Eastbourne International Tennis Tournament
We’ve got you covered when you’re searching for great places to stay near the Eastbourne International Tennis Tournament. Our Eastbourne Town Centre hotel is closest – you’ll only be a 10-minute walk away from Devonshire Park if you book great value rooms at this hotel! Alternatively, our Eastbourne hotel and our Eastbourne Polegate hotel are roughly a 15-minute drive from the Rothesay International, so tennis fans have got plenty of choice when it comes to accommodation.
What better way to unwind after the tennis than with a delicious meal at one of our restaurants near Eastbourne? Book a table at one of our on-site Thyme restaurants, our Drove Brewers Fayre or our Treacle Mine Whitbread Inn and tuck into great value meals that the whole family will love.
Our unlimited Premier Inn Breakfast will be waiting in the mornings too – tuck in!
History of the Eastbourne International Tennis Tournament
The Eastbourne International has been held since 1974. It's part of the WTA 500 series and the ATP Tour 250 series. This popular tournament in Eastbourne takes place a week before Wimbledon, so it’s great for tennis fans looking for fun events in Eastbourne. Madison Keys and Francisco Cerúndolo won the tournament in 2023, and other past winners include 11-time champion Martina Navratilova!
Four things to know about Eastbourne International
Eastbourne International dates & size
Dates: The Rothesay International Eastbourne Tournament typically takes place over a week in the summer. In 2026, the Eastbourne International will be held from 20th – 27th June, ideal for sport lovers looking for things to do in Eastbourne!
Size: Eastbourne has multiple grass courts – including the iconic Centre Court – and can host around 8000 people throughout the Eastbourne International. Visit the official event website for Eastbourne tennis schedules and more.
Eastbourne International tickets
Rothesay International ticket prices vary depending on the date and match you want to see. Centre Court tickets will generally be the most expensive and sell out the quickest. But Ground Admission tickets can go for as little as £12, so don’t miss out!
Getting to Eastbourne International
Eastbourne station is just a 15-minute walk away if you’re planning on getting to the Rothesay International by train. There’ll also be a shuttle bus service running from the station to Devonshire Park during the event. Plus, thanks to our bike-friendly hotels, you could always cycle to the Eastbourne International!
Eastbourne International rules
There isn’t a set Eastbourne International dress code, but we’d advise dressing smart-casual for the event. Skip the jeans and go for a shirt, suit or dress for the occasion! You can bring your own food and drink to the event, but keep in mind that there are restrictions on the amount and type – visit the official tournament website for more information. Alternatively, you can buy food and drink on-site at the event!
Eastbourne International FAQs
How much are Eastbourne International tickets 2026?
Rothesay International ticket prices vary depending on dates and matches. Ground Access and Court 2 tickets start from around £10, while Centre Court tickets get snapped up quickly and go for much more.
Is there a dress code for Eastbourne International guests?
Yes! It’s not as strict as Wimbledon, but the Eastbourne International dress code encourages guests to wear something smart-casual to the event.
Can I bring my own food and drink to Eastbourne International?
You can bring food and drink to the Rothesay International, though limits apply – it’s best just to bring a lunch for yourself rather than a family-size picnic! Restrictions on alcohol apply too, so it’s worth checking the official event website for full details. The good news is that there are plenty of on-site food outlets to visit at the Eastbourne International too!