ALLINGES TENNIS PADEL
Avenue des Châtaigniers, Allinges, Haute-Savoie, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France, 74200
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Membership & Pricing
Allinges Tennis Padel sits between Lake Geneva and the mountains, about ten minutes from Thonon and 35 minutes from Annemasse. The club added two covered padel courts in late 2023, each under an electric roof so you can play in rain or sun. Alongside five tennis courts (two indoor Green Set, three outdoor clay and porous concrete), the site has a welcoming club-house and terrace where members gather after matches. Padel is pitched at every level, from first-timers to tournament players, with autonomous online booking and a qualified coaching team led by TFP-certified instructor Yohan Borgel. The setting and social atmosphere are a big part of why people keep coming back.
Facilities
Padel membership 2026: adult CHF 250, junior under 18 CHF 200, couple CHF 400 (FFT licence included). Existing tennis members add padel for CHF 60 adult, CHF 20 junior, CHF 90 couple. Off-peak padel free for padel subscribers, CHF 6 for tennis-only members, CHF 8 non-members. Peak hours CHF 8 members, CHF 10 non-members (per player). Padel lessons from CHF 25 for 1.5 hours off-peak; individual CHF 50/h, pairs CHF 60/h. Junior and adult lesson packages available. Club kit sold at cost price.
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Reviews (5)
Friendly tennis coaches, community welcoming feel. My daughter loved it.
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Unfortunately, I tried to book online through Teen Up as indicated on their website. And surprise, the courts are not listed on Teen Up; I am offered Thonon or Bons en Chablais. The seriousness of the club leaves a lot to be desired.
We went to their website, it said we had to use the Teen Up website to book courts, we went to Teen Up and the club wasn't listed in the booking options. In short, they're not serious and not professional at all.
Nice place to play. The team is pretty good, and there are two covered courts, which is quite convenient considering the weather. The only negative thing I could mention is the lack of communication, especially regarding tournament dates and other club events. Having to use Tenup is frankly annoying, but that's true for all clubs, not just Allinges.