BLAGNAC TENNIS CLUB
11, Avenue des Tilleuls, Blagnac, Haute-Garonne, Occitanie, France, 31700
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Membership & Pricing
Blagnac Tennis Club sits in the leafy Parc du Ritouret, minutes from Toulouse-Blagnac airport on Avenue des Tilleuls. Three semi-covered padel courts opened in January 2026 with green synthetic turf and a structure designed to blend into the park — a natural extension for a club with more than a thousand members, indoor clay courts, outdoor green set, and beach tennis. Tram line T1 stops at Odyssud Ritouret; the clubhouse bar and pro shop keep the social side alive.
Facilities
Court hire at 40 euros per 90-minute session for non-members (10 euros each among four); members pay 24 euros (6 euros per person). Members book up to 14 days ahead; guests from six days out. Multi-racket tennis and padel membership from 359 euros for non-Blagnac residents. Padel school launching September 2026. Fortnightly homologated tournaments from P25 upward; corporate annual slot packages available.
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Reviews (5)
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Super club
Today the overall rating is 4.0, so I'll give it a 4, that way I'm not contributing to either a rise or a fall. I really like this place; the location is very nice, and the facilities are too. But I'd like to make two points: First, positive reviews aren't deserved, even if you think you're perfect. Only responding to "bad" reviews, as you do, and not taking the time to thank those who do leave a positive review, shows a certain mindset, and I always find that questionable. Second, at the very least, the first court to the right of the bar when you enter the clubhouse hasn't been in good condition for at least two years (since the first time I played there as a team in winter) and definitely deserves to be renovated! Surely things could be worse (some of the courts at ST are also a disaster), and we don't expect perfect courts either, but frankly, it's more than just acceptable and certainly not up to the standard of a club like Blagnac. Besides, I'd like to know how many years it's been since they were last renovated. I won't comment on the other courts. Unless I'm mistaken, the club is a non-profit organization (under the 1901 French law), so the facilities belong to the town hall. Since I'm not attending the AGM, I won't criticize the club for the state of the courts; perhaps they're taking the necessary steps with the town hall, which isn't doing anything. Some padel courts are being finished, which is great, but it's a shame not to be addressing the condition of the clay courts...