Pistas De Padel El Sablon

Completely neglected. It's normal to find trash everywhere, both inside and outside the courts, and more than once we've had to waste 10 or 15 minutes cleaning them up just to be able to play. In addition, there are small pieces of rusty iron on the court itself, which probably fall from the ceiling and could be dangerous. The floor has areas where the ball bounces however it wants, and near the back glass it barely bounces at all. You can see water seeping in when it rains, even though it's "covered," which means that some parts of the court are fine and others are in bad shape, even after it's dried. It's also worth noting that even if you rent the court, you have to pay extra per person for the lights. Overall, quite bad. They should take care of the cleanliness and do some basic maintenance on the courts. I hope this helps both people who want to go, so they know what to expect, and those who manage the court so they take care of it.

The slopes are full of sand and a little slippery; in winter it's fine, but in summer they charge exorbitant prices: €14 for 1 hour and €18 for an hour and a half.