Tennis Club Municipal du 5ème (TCM5)
57, Rue des Aqueducs, Lyon, Rhône, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France, 69005
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Membership & Pricing
TCM5—the Tennis Club Municipal of Lyon's 5th arrondissement—is the city's largest associative racket club, founded in 1978 and now home to more than 900 members. It spreads across two leafy sites in the heart of Lyon: Aqueducs on Rue des Aqueducs (where padel lives) and Valdo on Rue Pierre Valdo. Padel arrived as a natural extension of a club already built around teaching, tournaments and a family atmosphere. With two synthetic courts—one outdoor and floodlit, one semi-covered for year-round play—TCM5 sits in a competitive Lyon market yet keeps the feel of a neighbourhood club. Coaching, internal competitions up to P500 level, and a busy junior performance pathway sit alongside casual bookings.
Facilities
Membership and court hire through the club website (tcm5.fr), with online booking via Ten'Up, Anybuddy or Touterrain. Separate padel contact at padel.lyon.tcm5@outlook.fr. Individual and group lessons for all ages; year-round tennis and padel tournaments. Registration and adhesion pages on the site. Reception open daily 08:00–21:30 at both sites.
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Reviews (5)
Periclub tennis cool.
A fantastic tennis and padel club with a great atmosphere and, above all, superb facilities (11 tennis courts and 2 padel courts). With over 900 members, the club organizes numerous tournaments for all levels throughout the year and offers plenty of training hours with a highly competent coaching team (including a training center for young competitors) ✅. All this in the heart of Lyon's 5th arrondissement, across two locations: I highly recommend it.
Great club! The atmosphere is friendly, the staff are incredibly welcoming, and the club is lively. There's a bar (basic drinks, beers, and pasta box menus for tournament days), padel and tennis courts, and brand new courts at the Valdo site. I highly recommend it!
Ah, quelle merveilleuse expérience ! Entre les relents désagréables et l'indifférence flagrante du personnel, je ne peux que chaudement recommander cet endroit à ceux qui cherchent à gâcher leur journée. Un grand bravo pour cette prouesse !
No problem playing Padel, but I hated the way I was greeted by two of the club's managers who made me pay for an invitation when I'd only come in to buy a drink. I can understand their point of view, but I made myself heard, saying, "We've never been spoken to like that," when all I said was, "You guys aren't cool." Not very customer-oriented, these guys. They lost a potential future member instead of trying to be friendly. I would have been better off sneaking out and buying my can of soda at the corner store! And now my three friends who are club members are going to get yelled at... Instead of managing their current monopoly—they have a very large number of members compared to the number of courts in Lyon—they'd better be careful in the years to come... When Padel courts are well-developed in Lyon, this kind of welcome isn't going to help them retain their members! In any case, I wouldn't set foot in that place again! (Except maybe for a tournament!) 😜