Open padel

The Open Pádel club stands out for its excellent courts, which offer an unparalleled playing experience, although it lacks outdoor options. The locker rooms are comfortable and well-equipped, adding a touch of quality to the venue. Furthermore, the bar is presented as a welcoming space to relax and enjoy a drink after matches, fostering a social atmosphere among players. However, the prices are exorbitant for a padel club located in an industrial estate on the outskirts of Zaragoza, making reservations one of the most expensive in the city. Despite the quality of the facilities, the cost may be a factor for many. Playing, a can of balls, and a drink will cost around 16 euros.

A great place to play and then have some snacks and the obligatory beer after a good padel match 😉 Excellent service from the club staff

The courts are fine, the shower faucets and grout lines could do with a good cleaning, but they could use a facelift. What I didn't like at all were the prices. A bottle of water costs €1.80, which I usually buy for 30 cents at Carrefour. The hospitality rule of charging three times more here has been broken; it's now six times more. One part goes to the owner, another to the bar, and another to the savings... They've added three more options here 🤣. It's also true that the place has this reputation, but it's more than adequate for playing.

I really enjoyed my first time playing there. The facilities are new, tall, and well-spaced. Because of Covid, the bathrooms were closed, but the very friendly owner showed them to me, and I liked them. I recommend it. They have four courts, and the price, like everywhere else, is €6.50 for an hour and a half. I imagine it's cheaper for members.

Family club, well-maintained facilities. Four indoor glass courts, in excellent condition for play. Very functional, air-conditioned changing room and showers. Comfortable lounge area for a drink and to relax after the game. Easy parking at the door. A highly recommended club. LET'S PLAY...