+Padel

The staff is excellent, the price and facilities are exceptional. The ceilings are a bit low for playing, but the rest is fantastic. They take the time to find and schedule matches for your level, so you can always have fun with all the club members.

The courts are generally in very poor condition. The carpeting is minimal. The doors are at the ends and don't open from the inside. The courts are limited in height, like many other clubs that are part of an industrial warehouse. The problem comes with the fact that it's one of the most expensive in Burgos (€30/court).

Although the service is good and the staff are very friendly, the courts are very closed, and some of the doors open poorly. The spotlights are very low and sometimes obstruct vision. The beams are also very low, making it difficult for some to hit the balloons, although you get used to it. Despite all the above, I still go there to play from time to time because the atmosphere is the best.

The +Padel club leaves much to be desired. The low ceilings make it impossible to play with lobs, and the low beams only worsen the situation. Furthermore, the carpeting is in poor condition, which negatively impacts the playing experience. I played on court 2, and the door didn't close properly. This is compounded by the poor air conditioning, especially now that the weather is nice. All of this comes at a rather high price of €30 for an hour and a half, as if they were top-tier courts. It's outdated, and they should lower the price, as it seems excessive. That's why I've given it one star.

The rinks are good, the ceiling isn't very high so if you do a lot of high balloons some balls might stop, but overall very good