Castelletto Tennis & Paddle Club
Via Reiss Romoli, Settimo Milanese, Città metropolitana di Milano, Lombardia, Italy, 20019
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Castelletto Tennis & Paddle Club sits in a leafy park in Settimo Milanese, west of Milan, on the site of the former C.S. ITALTEL complex built in the early 1970s. Since early 2024 the venue has been run by SSD Castelletto Benefit, continuing a long tennis tradition while growing its padel offer. Three padel courts with textured synthetic turf — two covered and heated plus one outdoor court — sit alongside six red-clay tennis courts in a green setting that feels more like a park club than a warehouse facility. The centre targets players who want structured coaching, social match-making and year-round padel without leaving the Milan hinterland.
Facilities
Open court hire with pay-per-use booking by phone or Playtomic. FIT (Federazione Italiana Tennis e Padel) membership recommended for federation activities, insurance cover and reduced rates. Subscription packages available for frequent players. Individual and group padel courses from 60 to 90 minutes on amateur or competitive pathways, with level-matched playing partners arranged by coaches. Lesson bundles available through Playtomic.
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Reviews (5)
Very nice Cafe. The coffee is very good. The service is good. Very nice atmosphere with live music some evenings.
Dear Managers, Playing in a park is better than in "department store" facilities. Clay tennis courts (rare these days) are notoriously susceptible to winter wear, but they hold up admirably. I see the padel courts being renovated with new surfaces and clean glass—well done, it shows a certain amount of attention. The advantage of them being in individual facilities is that you can play without the noise from neighboring courts, which is no small thing. My advice is to use the bar as a reception clubhouse when traffic eases and you arrive early.
The beautiful park is the only saving grace. The only two indoor tennis courts out of five are unmaintained, the shower water is barely warm, there is only one hair dryer, and the bar is always closed. 32 euros/hour
I went to this center to play padel. The courts are divided, and if you hit a backhander, the ball gets stuck between the court and the building. Finally, the locker rooms really need a renovation. You can still play, but there are definitely better options out there. On a positive note, the staff.
Sooooo cute, perfect for a party or a karaoke dinner that doubles as a dance floor! At karaoke, a nice guy with a beautiful voice will pick up the songs you want to sing. The pasta is delicious! And if you get tired of karaoke at the bar, there's someone who plays guitar and sings Neapolitan dialect.