Forest Hill - La Défense
9, Avenue de la Liberté, Nanterre, Hauts-de-Seine, Île-de-France, France, 92000
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Membership & Pricing
Forest Hill La Défense is a large multi-sport club in Nanterre, five minutes from the Paris business district, where padel sits alongside tennis, badminton, fitness and cross-training under one roof. Five indoor padel courts opened for the 2023 season, bookable by members and visitors through the Forest Hill padel portal. The wider club spans cardio and weights floors, group fitness studios, clay tennis courts, badminton halls and a sauna — with a clubhouse and terrace solarium for post-match recovery. Forest Hill brands itself as the first major padel network in Île-de-France, with 36 courts across four sites in total.
Facilities
Padel priced per player per hour in three bands: off-peak from €13.50 (€12 for Pacha members), median €16 (€14.50 Pacha), peak €17 (€15.50 Pacha). Non-members book as 'Extérieurs' up to six days ahead; Pacha members up to seven days. Private lessons, long-term adult and junior stages, and FFT-homologated tournaments available. Full gym memberships via Forest Hill. Contact: 01 47 24 67 67 or contact@forest-hill.com.
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Reviews (5)
Very nice place, not crowded, just have to reserve it one or two days before. They have around 8 courts. A bit hot because the window is not opened.
We go there to play badminton on a synthetic lawn court quite frequently. The service staff is amazing and all the transactions are swift and pleasant. The locker and shower facilities are also nice. There are about 7 clay courts available for tennis, 8 synthetic rough courts for badminton (you can't really dive on this surface unless you don't like your skin too much) and probably 6 courts for padel. Booking cost is twice as much in rush hours (usually evenings on weekdays and mornings after 10am on weekends) for all these sports.
Unfortunately, I wasn’t treated respectfully by the front desk agent Bilel. I asked for assistance since I lost my phone, and he refused to help me stating the system was down. I needed to wait until his colleague arrived and as expected the system was actually functioning correctly. I play frequently at the club but it’s unfortunately not the first time that this clerk is acting disrespectfully with visitors.
I play there regularly but the things that i dont like are — 1. No sun protection during evening and its like you are playing blindly . 2. Material used to build roof is also transparent , so if you leave court thats are in extreme left and rights only 4 are good . Rest 6 courts are very bad to play in natural light because of too much light coming you will get blinded. 3. They cant put water filter or water machine for anyone or members. They will ask you to drink water from toilet. Who the hell drinks water from toilet. They have wierd rule that they cant provide water on free from reception. Update -- 08-July-2025. Still there is no improvement in issues I highlighted 11 months ago. How you say you are improving ?
Nice place, we play badminton here every weekend, it also has tennis courts, good one