Women's professional tennis returned to Queen's Club in 2025 for the first time in over fifty years, and the reception from both players and fans was immediate. The WTA500 is now a fixture in the West London summer calendar, and Love Fifteen is the package that makes it most accessible. The format is deliberately informal: a rustic, tennis-themed dining space on the ground floor of the South Pavilion, chalk-board menus, a seasonal buffet served throughout the day, and a bottomless bar that runs from arrival to the last match. The private courtyard garden is where the social life of the package happens between sessions — a space to decompress, talk about the tennis, and take in a June afternoon in West London at an unhurried pace.

The package caters to any group size and works equally well for two people and twenty. There is no set dining time and no formal structure, which makes it the most flexible option in the WTA500 lineup. Centre Court East Stand tickets are included, a 150-yard walk from the Love Fifteen facility. A portion of the walk-in time at Queen's is also spent at the outer courts, which in the early rounds of the WTA500 deliver some genuinely close-range tennis — world-ranked players competing on small courts with no barriers between you and the action.

For anyone who wants a quality day at Queen's without the formality of a private dining room, or who is entertaining a mixed group where different guests have different appetites for structure, Love Fifteen answers the brief reliably and consistently.