The Padel Hub Crawley

My favourite place to play Padel, nothing like playing indoors. Great social, friendly atmosphere. Always stay for a coffee or a beer afterwards. Need some more food options and be good to get the mezzanine finished. Be nice to add a couple more touches like table tennis or pool. Membership rates are good if you play a few times a week but P2P is punchy.

Five excellent indoor courts located very close to the A23. Ample parking and a well stocked bar with 3 big screen TVs. The community is very friendly with plenty of options to join in group sessions/lessons which cover all levels from beginners to lessons from top Padel players within the UK. A nice amount of different memberships for all sorts of players. Where it is really lacking is the communication from the top. Price increases of 38% to certain membership not mentioned, changed to terms and conditions not mentioned. So so so many examples like these continue to happen and it’s subtracts from what was, and could be, the best Padel facilities in Sussex.

Great venue, lovely staff and nice facilities. Let down by consistent fluctuation in price with no change to membership, changing of opening hours without updating members (Would assume this would be at least a minimum expectation for the £179 gold membership price tag) and an unbalanced outdoor court. Also a £300 fee if you stop your membership and would like to rejoin within 3 months, interesting business model to say the least but seems profit supersedes membership satisfaction.

I visited last night to watch my husband play. The courts are the best around. It's a great venue, clean and has a good atmosphere. The bar is well stocked and the bar prices are reasonable. All the staff are lovely but special mention to Scarlett, she was most welcoming and looked after our party very well.

Indoor courts are great. All of the staff who work their are great. However The Membership experience is terrible. Change opening hours without informing you. Also they are often Late to open in the mornings as their is no staff working before the first booking, clearly an attempt to squeeze every possible margin. Outdoor court is wonky. The price to pay as you go became significantly cheaper with no change in membership, they also moved goal posts with membership benefits a number of times. When you cancel they will send you an email saying if you rejoin you will need to pay £300, didn't even bother to ask why people have cancelled. Luckily lots of competition is popping up locally so the monopoly is gone.