Hotels with a ping pong table

A hotel, resort or hostel with a table tennis table that guests can use. Here that means the hotel itself says so: on its own website, in its own listing on a booking site, in a recent post on its social media, or directly to us. A club down the road, a table that only comes out for tournaments or a meeting room called "Ping" doesn't count.

We find where the hotel says it: its own website for 287 of the 373 hotels, its own listing on a booking site such as Trip.com for 77 and a message from the hotel to us for 9. Every hotel page shows the exact words (or what a photo shows), where they come from and the date we checked. 271 hotels are backed by two or more sources. Every month a script fetches the source pages again, and any listing whose wording has gone is checked again by hand.

Most hotels don't say. Of the 373 hotels, 35 say the table is free for guests, 5 charge extra and 333 don't mention a price. 92 say the table is indoors and 60 outdoors. Each hotel page shows what its source says. If it matters to your stay, ask the hotel before you book.

Bayerischer Wald (7), Pattaya (7), Hamburg (6), Prague (6) and Bali (5). All 121 destinations in 49 countries are on the destinations page.

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