$3,500, jacuzzi: Sinner did not receive the same treatment as his competitors in Turin
The ATP Finals have just begun and "La Gazzetta dello Sport" has revealed Jannik Sinner's very luxurious accommodation in Italy.
In Turin, the eight best players in the world are meeting for one of the most prestigious tournaments of the year: the ATP Finals.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the 24-year-old Italian is currently staying in the Maria José suite, the most sumptuous in the "Principi di Piemonte", a legendary five-star hotel in Turin. Price per night: $3,500, or nearly €4,000.
Named after Maria José, the last queen of Italy, the presidential suite is perched on the top floor and offers a panoramic view of the city. Private jacuzzi, exercise bike, personal bar, wellness area: nothing has been left to chance to provide the player with a cocoon of serenity, at home, in Italy.
But while Carlos Alcaraz, Fritz, and Zverev also enjoy the comfort of the "Principi di Piemonte", none of them were granted such a privilege.
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