VAD4.PADEL

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This padel facility is the most beautiful I've ever seen. It catches your eye from the start. Its exterior impresses with its solid walls and height, without filigree or nooks and crannies, smooth and elegant. Plenty of parking next to the facility. The reception desk is modern and friendly, and the service is very good, with no rallies. The cafeteria is practical, useful, and comfortable with tables from which you can see all the courts and follow plays. There's also a private outdoor terrace within its own space. The courts are made of very good materials, from the carpet to the net, and with wide walkways. It has adequate lighting and good height. The locker rooms are very clean, like the entire facility; they are comfortable and spacious and allow for privacy. A luxury. The prices are comparable to those of other facilities. It's a pleasure to play there. Congratulations to the entire team.

The club's facilities may be excellent, but the owner's behavior, aside from being unpleasant, leaves much to be desired as a businesswoman. Owning a club doesn't allow you the luxury of mistreating customers, who are the very reason your business survives. With so many clubs for playing padel, to be treated so badly in one with the best facilities in Asturias... it's not all about the facilities. Running a padel club also requires a certain degree of empathy and courtesy towards customers, who, as I said before, are essential to the business. There are ways and ways of saying things.

Of all the ones I know in Gijón, this one has the best facilities. Very easy access and parking, and spacious changing rooms so you can shower right away. Accessible for people with disabilities.

The experience on the court and the game itself is very good, and the facilities are top-notch. However, I personally received poor treatment from the bartender. They gave me a dirty look when I went to order and gave off a bad vibe. Otherwise, everything was great.