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Where to book a padel court, take lessons and find a game in Valencia city and the towns around it, with each club's own booking route and the prices the clubs publish themselves.
Padel in Valencia is booked club by club. Some venues run their own app or website, others take bookings through Playtomic, and a few keep their courts for members only.
One thing trips up newcomers straight away. Several well-known clubs carry "Valencia" in their name but sit in Paterna, La Pobla de Vallbona or the towns south of the city, so every listing below says which municipality it is actually in.
A padel court is always booked for four players, but clubs price it in two ways. Polideportivo Malilla quotes a price for the whole court, while Padel Club Valencia quotes a price per player and shows the court total beside it. Both sell 90-minute slots rather than hourly ones.
Morning slots are cheaper at both clubs. At Padel Club Valencia a weekday morning costs 5 EUR a player against 8 EUR in the afternoon, and at Malilla the court costs 16.80 EUR before 14:00 against 20 EUR later on.
These figures are a snapshot taken on 30 September 2026, so confirm the price on the booking screen. Padel Club Valencia asks you to register on its website before booking and the Playtomic clubs need a Playtomic account, so set up the account before the day you want to play.
We checked these 9 venues on their own websites or booking pages on 30 September 2026. Clubs inside Valencia city come first, and the rest are named by the municipality they are really in.
Valencia city
Malilla, Valencia city
4 outdoor courts
A sports centre with a pool and gym that rents its four outdoor padel courts through its own app and website. It publishes a price per court for 90 minutes: 16.80 EUR in the morning until 14:00 and 20 EUR in the afternoon. Padel courses run for children, teenagers and adults.
Book or check availabilityValencia city
Quatre Carreres, Valencia city
4 glass-walled courts
A municipal sports centre owned by the city's sports foundation and run by Club Polideportivo Les Abelles. Its facility page lists four glass padel courts and padel courses for adults and schoolchildren. The page gives the centre's phone number, 963 375 471, which is the way to ask about court bookings and courses.
See the venue's own pageValencia city
Carrer Pio IX, Valencia city
3 outdoor courts
A gym with three outdoor glass-walled doubles courts, booked through its Playtomic page. The listing shows weekday hours until 22:30 but only mornings at weekends, so check the calendar before you plan a Saturday afternoon game.
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Beside the Naves de Cros, Valencia city
Semi-covered courts, members only
A health club whose semi-covered padel courts have artificial turf and acrylic walls. Its own page says the courts are for members only, so it suits you if you want a gym, pools and padel on one membership. Members also get discounts on its padel courses.
See the venue's own pageMetro area
Paterna, CV-35 at km 7
Doubles and singles, indoor and outdoor
A family sports club outside the city with 12 outdoor doubles courts, 6 outdoor singles courts and 4 indoor courts by its own count. The singles courts let two players book a full game without finding a second pair. Its Playtomic page also sells term-long group courses.
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Paterna, Fuente del Jarro business park
7 indoor courts
An all-indoor club with seven covered courts according to its Playtomic listing. The same listing describes a padel school with individual and group classes, plus tournaments. Covered courts are the ones to book when the summer sun or a windy day makes outdoor play hard work.
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La Pobla de Vallbona, Valencia-Ademuz road at km 20.9
Indoor and outdoor courts
Despite the name, this club is in La Pobla de Vallbona and not in the city. It publishes prices per player for 90 minutes: 5 EUR on weekday mornings until 15:30 (20 EUR a court), 8 EUR on weekday afternoons (32 EUR) and 6 EUR at weekends and on public holidays (24 EUR). Registered users can book a full court or ask the club to find the players they are missing.
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Massanassa
20 indoor and 10 outdoor courts
A large complex south of the city with 30 courts by its own count, 20 of them indoor, plus a gym and a restaurant. It takes bookings through Playtomic and mentions private lessons, leagues and tournaments on its listing.
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Beniparrell
10 indoor, 3 outdoor and 1 singles court
A padel-led centre south of the city that lists 10 indoor courts, 3 outdoor courts and 1 singles court on Playtomic. The same listing describes a padel school with individual and group classes and regular social games.
Book or check availabilityThe clubs on this page teach in two ways: term-long group courses that meet once a week, and private or small-group classes that you book one at a time. Polideportivo Malilla and Poliesportiu Quatre Carreres run courses for adults and children inside the city, and Padel Club Valencia offers individual and group classes plus a junior school.
Aspresso K7 shows what a course costs. Its autumn 2026 groups meet one evening a week from 7 September to 21 December, at 225 EUR for the under-12 group and 270 EUR for the adult groups. Each adult group is set to a band on Playtomic's level scale, such as 2.5 to 2.75, so you train with players of a similar standard.
None of these clubs says on its own pages that it coaches in English. If you need lessons in English or French, ask the club before you pay for a course.
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Padel needs four players, which is the hard part when you are new in town. On Playtomic, clubs publish open matches: games with free places that you can join on your own, as long as your level falls inside the range the match allows.
To join a public match on Playtomic you pay your share online, by card or from the club wallet. If your level is outside the range, you can request a place and the players already signed up decide whether to accept you.
Off the apps, Padel Club Valencia will look for the players you are missing once you register on its website, and Family Sport Center runs regular social games. For a start in English, Let's Play Padel in Valencia is a Meetup community for internationals and locals, run by a local coach, with weekly social sessions for beginners and intermediate players.
You rarely need to join a club to play. The Playtomic clubs and Padel Club Valencia take bookings from registered users, while Enjoy! Samaranch keeps its courts for members. Cancellation rules differ from club to club, so read them before you pay.
Bring your own racket if you have one. Aspresso K7 lists equipment rental among its amenities on Playtomic, but no club here publishes a racket hire price, so confirm hire before you travel without one.
In July and August, book outdoor courts early in the morning or in the evening, or pick an indoor club. Several metro-area clubs sit on main roads or in business parks, such as Aspresso K7 on the CV-35 and Flow Padel Club in Fuente del Jarro, so check the route to the exact address before you book, especially without a car.
Club apps, registration forms and phone calls in Spanish are a lot to face in your first weeks. Our relocation concierge handles everyday bookings for newcomers, and a padel court is one of them, alongside restaurant tables and appointments.
It is part of the concierge service for people settling in Valencia, not a separate padel offer.
See the relocation conciergeIt depends on the club and the time of day. Polideportivo Malilla charges 16.80 to 20 EUR per court for 90 minutes, and Padel Club Valencia charges 5 to 8 EUR per player, or 20 to 32 EUR per court, for the same length of game.
Both figures were checked on 30 September 2026. The other clubs on this page show their price on the booking screen for the slot you pick.
Yes. Clubs on Playtomic publish open matches that you can join on your own if your level fits, and Padel Club Valencia will find the missing players for registered users.
The Let's Play Padel in Valencia Meetup group also runs weekly social sessions aimed at internationals.
Of the city venues on this page, Polideportivo Malilla and Forus Rambleta are outdoor, and the semi-covered courts at Enjoy! Samaranch are for members only.
For fully indoor courts, the nearest options listed here are Flow Padel Club and Aspresso K7 in Paterna, and BamVolea Sportcity and Family Sport Center south of the city.
None of the clubs on this page states on its own site that it coaches in English, so ask before you book a course.
The Let's Play Padel in Valencia Meetup group is run by a local padel coach and aimed at internationals, which makes it an easy first step if you want to learn in English.
No. Despite its name, Padel Club Valencia is in La Pobla de Vallbona, at kilometre 20.9 of the Valencia-Ademuz road.
Aspresso K7 and Flow Padel Club are in Paterna, and BamVolea Sportcity and Family Sport Center are in Massanassa and Beniparrell, so check the municipality before you book.
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Reviewed 30 September 2026 by Michael Bastin
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