Questions people ask

Yes, there's a kitchen and café — reviewers regularly rate the food alongside the courts.

The BBQ chicken pizza gets mentioned often, though a few say go easy on the sauce if you like it less rich.

Drop-ins are welcome, but classes fill up — booking ahead guarantees your spot.

Just comfortable clothes and water. Mats and equipment are provided.

Yes — our beginner-friendly sessions are perfect if you're just starting out.

Yes — courts get busy in the evenings and on weekends, so book ahead rather than walking in.

Yes, coaching is for all levels — reviewers with no padel background have booked their first lesson here.

Members and players can access the pool, gym, sauna and ice bath around their session.

Yes — reformer Pilates and HIIT classes run alongside the padel programme.

Four courts, well spaced with good lighting for evening play.

Both — you can book a private lesson or join a group session.

Families do come to train together and use the gym and pool afterwards.

A gym, a pool, a sauna and an ice bath, plus a kitchen — many people make a whole afternoon of it.

Both are part of the recovery area, open before or after your match — a favourite with regulars.

Yes — people come for a match and stay for the pool, gym and food rather than leaving straight after.

Yes, tournaments run here with food laid on for players.

There's a designated area for it near the recovery zone — ask staff if you'd rather sit away from it.

Yes, there's free parking on site.

Yes — there's a toilet, and the showers are one of the things people mention most.

Ask staff for somewhere to hang wet jackets and helmets when you arrive — they'll sort you out.

The team keeps hold of lost items and works to track them down — several players have got rackets back this way.