TECNOPÁDEL GRANADA
POLIGONO TECNOLOGICO DE LOS OGIJARES, NAVE 17, Granada, Granada, Andalucía, Spain, 18151
Membership & Pricing
TECNOPÁDEL GRANADA is a family-run indoor padel club in the Polígono Tecnológico de Ogíjares, about ten minutes from central Granada and five minutes from the PTS (Parque Tecnológico de la Salud). The venue offers four covered glass courts in a compact, well-organised space that receives consistently positive reviews for court quality and maintenance. The club combines padel with a Spartan Fitness Box including CrossFit and TRX areas, a sports massage (quiromasaje) service, and a shop for clothing and equipment. Group play is organised by level so players can find matches suited to their ability. The coaching team includes Antonio Ramírez and Pepe Riazzo, with reviewers also praising instructors Juanjo and Antonio for their professionalism. Three teams compete in the Series Nacionales. Despite the industrial surroundings, visitors highlight the welcoming atmosphere, friendly service and the fact that the club has everything needed: warm-up equipment, drinks and snacks, vending machine, and locker rooms with showers. The entrance can look confusing at first but leads to a well-equipped venue with an enjoyable ambience.
Facilities
Court booking via Playtomic or by phone. Individual and group padel classes for initiation and improvement. Organised play groups by level for finding matches. Three teams in Series Nacionales. Instructors Antonio Ramírez and Pepe Riazzo. Access to all facilities including padel courts, fitness box and quiromasaje included with club use.
Opening Hours
Reviews (5)
The entrance looks a little confusing, but YES, it is the entrance. A very well-equipped venue. Well-maintained courts. Pleasant atmosphere. The staff is very friendly and attentive. They directed me to places where I could get a good coffee after the game, although if you prefer coffee from the vending machine, they also have it there. They have locker rooms with showers.
Good indoor courts. Easy parking on weekends.
Given that padel is becoming an upscale sport—and I say this because of the court booking prices—we can say that this small venue is very well organized in terms of space. The place isn't very big, but it has everything you need: a clothing and equipment shop, a variety of drinks and snacks, warm-up equipment (which is much appreciated these days while you wait...). There's even a small CrossFit area with music that livens up the rest of the venue. The glass courts are quite good (4). The ceiling looks great with all the countless balls that end up there. In short, it's worth a visit if you want to have a good time. But undoubtedly, the best thing, in my opinion, is the friendly and welcoming service from one of the owners behind the counter. You can tell he enjoys what he does. We need more people like him. We'll be back.
A small, welcoming, and family-run club. The four courts are brand new and have been recently renovated, and the maintenance is impeccable. There are two instructors: Juanjo and Antonio, both highly professional, but undoubtedly even better people.
Indoor padel court where you can also enjoy a gym and TRX area. There's a great atmosphere. I usually go to play padel on Mondays.