PADELphia

Edward Gross 5 months ago

The best Padel courts in Philadelphia. They’re the only indoor courts that you can run outside the courts as the pros do that also has high ceilings like the pros have for lobs as well!

L 9 months ago

These people are absolute scammers. I booked a padel court for four people and paid $200 after being told both online and over the phone that padel rackets were available to rent on the day. We drove over an hour each way to attend our booking, only to be told on arrival by the front desk staff, Ernesto, that there were no rackets available and that there was “nothing he could do.” We were then told there are only a very limited number of rackets for the entire facility, therefore there isn’t enough for everyone coming to play. Why would racket rental be advertised on the website then if that’s the case? Because we do not own padel rackets, we were unable to play at all. We requested a refund, and asked for any form of resolution. Everything was refused and no form of resolution was given. The customer service was shocking. Advertising equipment rental, taking payment, allowing customers to arrive, and then not providing the equipment required to use the service, with no resolution offered, is a scam. We paid for a service that could not be delivered. A complete waste of time and money. Do not recommend this place. Disgraceful

Abdel-Rahman Elnoubi 2 years ago

Nice place, clean facilities, had fun playing padel, my first time.

George Connelly 7 years ago

Great sport, and easy to learn if you already know tennis and squash. Good exercise as well - with the ball coming off the back and sides walls, even a ball that's gone past you is still in play. Nice setting too - though if you play in the early morning, bring sunglasses as the sun can be in your eyes. Hoping that a league gets going.

Michael Faia 7 years ago

What happens when you cross tennis with racquetball? Padel happens! If like me, you've never heard of Padel, I'd understand. After one of our group runs, we were all invited back for some open court time. Two courts are available for playing single or doubles. The rules are very similar to racquetball, if you've ever played or watched you'll have no problem picking things up quickly! The courts are open to the public and have open sessions on Wednesday and Friday nights. They also will be starting a league and have other times available if you'd like to rent out a court. Racket rentals are included! A half hour in the beating sun was enough for me however the time did fly. I think I'll give the league a shot...