Jannik Sinner has been given the finest accommodation at the ATP Finals in Turin, staying in the £3,500-per-night Presidential Suite at the five-star Principi di Piemonte Hotel, while his rivals have been assigned more modest quarters.
The suite, named after Maria Jose, the last queen of Italy, features a private bar, two marble bathrooms, a wellness area with an exercise bike and a hot tub. The hotel describes it as a true icon of luxury, offering a panoramic view from the top floor.
Sinner, the defending champion, will begin his campaign on Monday against Felix Auger-Aliassime. He hopes to follow Novak Djokovic by winning back-to-back titles at the season-ending event.
Other players have made strong starts: Carlos Alcaraz defeated Alex De Minaur in straight sets on Sunday, while Alexander Zverev beat Ben Shelton also in straight sets. Alcaraz's best ATP Finals result was a semifinal in 2023, while Zverev won the title in 2018 and 2021.
Prize money at the tournament totals £12 million, with the champion receiving £1.8 million, potentially more than doubling that if undefeated throughout.
