MOON PADEL INDOOR

The two outdoor blue courts are poorly maintained, with lots of sand, burrs, and excessive prices. The indoor and outdoor red courts are very good! Regarding the anniversary tournament, €30 for a case in the welcome pack (at least an overgrip), only one match is played with new balls, all the others with used balls, and the prize is a pair of poor-quality goggles. I suppose it's not their fault and they're the federation's swindlers as always... if they had tournaments organized by the club, everything would be better.

La Cantina, a new place for spectacular burgers and tapas. The couple who run it are friendly and very professional. And don't forget the ice-cold beer. We'll be back.

We've been playing padel here for quite some time. Parking is easy, and the facilities are pretty good, but many things could be improved, such as cleanliness, organization, and the lack of ventilation, as the heat is unbearable. They could install industrial fans or air conditioning, like many other facilities do. The bathrooms are also in need of improvement. The bar serves delicious, homemade, good, and inexpensive food. I recommend the patatas bravas and the sandwiches. The waiters are very friendly, and the service is fast. The receptionist at the padel facilities is quite arrogant, and every time you're in the shower, he starts cleaning as if he's trying to kick you out.

Perfect facilities, both indoor and outdoor, they lend you a racket if you don't have one and they sell sports equipment

This is practically one of the best padel clubs I've ever played at. Both indoors and outdoors. The owners and staff are incredibly friendly. The instructor is both professional and fun. They organize tournaments brilliantly, and their cafeteria has top-quality fresh produce. I've had many wonderful experiences, meeting some great people both on and off the court.