Fourpadel

Good

By far the worst ski slopes in Granada. Of the eight slopes, four are significantly shorter than the official ones, and the other four are narrower. The ceiling is very low, making it impossible to do balloons. The slopes are only a meter apart; if you take your snow out haphazardly, it will end up on the next slope (if you're lucky and it doesn't get caught in the fence and you can't retrieve it). On top of that, they charge an extra €4 just for paying in cash (which is illegal). And worst of all, I recently booked a slope for Saturday at 9:30 PM, and when I arrived, it was completely empty and the lights were off. After calling more than five times and waiting half an hour in an industrial park, when I got back to my car, someone called me and asked if I wanted them to turn on the lights. And then they tried to charge me €24 after all that...

Bad, bad!! Let's see, I've lost two balls that can't be recovered. If you pay by card, it's €2 more, a total of €26, and to top it all off, €2.50 for a can of beer without a lid or anything. They'll lose a lot of what they save with those tricks, for sure. It's a shame, anyway, they know.

The worst courts in Granada in terms of quality and price. We only go when there's no room elsewhere. The facilities are a disgrace. The side panels have been broken for months and are never fixed. They don't even sell padel balls.

For the €24 price tag, the court leaves a lot to be desired. Just look at the photos.