Arenal Bree
16A, Watertorenstraat, Bree, Limburg, Vlaanderen, Belgium, 3960
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Membership & Pricing
Arenal Bree is a multi-sport racket centre on Watertorenstraat 16 in Bree, Belgian Limburg, operated under the Arenal network. Padel is a major focus: four outdoor doubles courts, five indoor doubles courts, and one indoor singles court—ten padel lanes in total—alongside six outdoor and five indoor tennis courts. The club presents itself as a place for padel “and more”, with booking through the Arenal app at app.arenal.be/club/11. Arenal Bree connects to Tennis Vlaanderen for members who want association play. The indoor padel hall makes year-round play reliable in Flanders, while outdoor courts suit summer and social sessions. FAQs, facility pages, and subscription options are published in Dutch (and French/English) on bree.arenal.be.
Facilities
Subscriptions are managed via bree.arenal.be/nl/abonnement-bree (“vraag abo aan”) and through the Arenal ecosystem linked to Tennis Vlaanderen where applicable. Casual play uses app.arenal.be/club/11 to book padel or tennis by slot. The padel section explains what padel is and how to get started at Bree. Members typically hold an Arenal subscription that covers court access according to the plan chosen on the abonnement page. Non-members can often book open slots through the app depending on current Arenal policy and peak times. Multi-court inventory (ten padel courts) usually improves availability compared with smaller clubs. Email bree@arenal.be or call +32 487 24 69 91 for membership and lesson questions.
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Reviews (4)
Kim's tennis club is starting to revive. Now also with padel courts, both indoor and outdoor.
After tennis, no toasted sandwiches or bitterballen were available with drinks, "because it would be busy," but no one has come in yet. The week before, we had to wait 40 minutes for one toasted sandwich. The man behind the bar says: "If you want a toasted sandwich, everyone wants one."
The locker room is clean, the courts are in good condition. The cafeteria is closed on a Friday at 7:45 PM. Padel is also quite expensive.
A very nice and well-maintained location. It's great that you can play both indoors and outdoors. Be careful with T1 outside...it is very slippery. This is a bit of a shame.