Which country hosts the annual Queen's Club Championships tennis tournament?

The country that hosts the annual Queen's Club Championships tennis tournament is the United Kingdom.

The event is played at The Queen's Club in West Kensington, London, England. Although England is the constituent country and London is the specific location, the United Kingdom is the appropriate sovereign-country answer.

The tournament began in 1881 as the London Athletic Club Tournament and moved to The Queen's Club in 1890. It is traditionally held on grass in June, shortly before Wimbledon, making it an important grass-court warm-up.

A common mix-up is confusing the tournament with Wimbledon, which is also played in London. The Queen's Club Championships are a separate event, now associated with ATP Tour 500 and WTA 500 competition. Sponsorship has also changed its advertised name, including HSBC Championships in 2025.