Tennis & Padel Club Bossonnens
63, Route des Sports, Bossonnens, La Veveyse, Fribourg, Switzerland, 1615
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Membership & Pricing
Tennis and Padel Club Bossonnens on Route des Sports is a multi-racket centre in the Glâne district that has pushed hard into padel, with indoor and outdoor courts alongside tennis, badminton, squash and a fitness area. A new generation of managers, Irini and Steve, took over after years of local operation and pitch the club as a social hub as much as a sports hall. Padel players book by the hour, rent gear at reception and can join coached sessions or themed nights like the DJ and Padel event in summer 2026.
Facilities
Annual membership CHF 350. Summer member padel rate CHF 5 per person per hour (20 April–27 September 2026). Winter member rate CHF 7 per person per hour until 19 April 2026. Non-member summer court hire CHF 44 per hour for indoor or outdoor padel. Winter non-member weekday rates from CHF 46 (8:00–15:00) to CHF 52 (15:00–22:00); weekend CHF 52 (8:00–20:00). Overrun billing applies after booked slots. Private and group coaching on request. DJ and Padel Night and other events announced on the club site and at reception.
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Reviews (5)
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We went there to play badminton. As soon as we arrived, the court was filthy; everything was open, but there was no one there. On the court, there was a bench in the middle, a bag of rotten bananas, and, off to the side, unfinished construction work with a shopping cart—isn't that supposed to be in a store?! After the game, I wanted to take a shower, but there was no hot water. The place was extremely dirty; I wonder if it's even cleaned. At 30 CHF an hour for badminton, it's highway robbery.
Dirty toilets, dirty changing rooms, the whole place is filthy. The padel and tennis courts are okay in that respect. The manager is incredibly rude and takes every penny for granted. When you book two courts for two hours and one of the players doesn't have a racket, he charges you for it, even though you come every week. Most recently, his daughters (who are very nice) wrongly charged us 8 francs for a session. As we were leaving, the manager ran up to us to say he'd charge us the missing 8 francs for next week's session.
I've rarely encountered such an unfriendly and unprofessional manager. Be careful when calculating the cost of your session. Every penny counts for this man. The squash courts are in a deplorable state, and the changing rooms and showers haven't been cleaned in ages. Unfortunately, he's the only one in the area offering tennis, badminton, squash, and padel courts—a monopoly he blatantly abuses.
This sports center has great potential. Unfortunately, the upkeep of the facilities and equipment leaves something to be desired. The padel courts, however, are in good condition, and I thoroughly enjoyed discovering this sport. The center's manager is known for his temper. During my visit, I witnessed an altercation with other customers, which is undesirable in a sports center where enjoyment and camaraderie should be the priority. Breathing and heart coherence exercises might help him lower his blood pressure and calm his nerves. I wish this center, which is in need of a facelift, every success. The region needs this type of infrastructure to stay active and healthy.