Padelta Luzern, Rothenburg
1, Station-Ost, Rothenburg, Hochdorf, Luzern, Switzerland, 6023
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Membership & Pricing
Padelta Luzern in Rothenburg was Central Switzerland's first dedicated padel centre and still draws players from Lucerne city, Emmen and the lake region. The site sits beside the A2 motorway at Station-Ost 1, three minutes on foot from Rothenburg station. Five courts split between a permanent indoor hall and a seasonal tent structure: three climate-controlled indoor lanes for year-round play, plus two fully covered outdoor courts in a heated tent that opens in summer for an open-air feel and stays warm enough for winter sessions. Staff are on site whenever the centre is open — unlike some unmanned Padelta branches — and the bistro stays busy with groups staying on after matches. Training courses, corporate events and regional tournaments run through the Padelta academy. Google reviewers mention straightforward Playtomic booking and a social atmosphere, though shower capacity can get tight on busy evenings.
Facilities
Book courts via Playtomic or the Padelta website — no club membership needed for casual hire. Mon–Thu daytime (10:00–17:00) costs CHF 40 per hour; evenings until 23:00 are CHF 68. Friday follows the same split with a late slot 22:00–24:00 back at CHF 40. Weekends run CHF 40 from 08:00–10:00 then CHF 68 until close. Racket rental CHF 5 per player. Academy coaching is arranged through the training request form on padelta.ch. Playtomic shows academy activities and competitions at this location. Call +41 41 244 00 40 for group events or corporate bookings.
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Reviews (5)
Cool place, well organized and fun.
Few showers but I love my homies so it's fine
Easy to book and great place!
Great location
Outside tracks should be cheaper, as should beer.
