How many places are on this page?

Currently 21. We keep expanding and updating the list - filter by sport, price or accepted pass to narrow it down.

Which passes do the gyms accept?

Most places accept the AYCM or MultiSport pass, many accept both. You can filter for the pass you're looking for, and it's also shown on each result card.

Are the prices and opening hours up to date?

The data comes from multiple sources and is updated regularly, but it's worth checking decisive details (current price, opening hours) directly with the gym.

Padel gyms

Padel courts in Budapest: a glass-walled court for four, a mix of tennis and squash, quick to learn. 21 venues are listed.

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Why it's so popular

Padel can be picked up almost instantly: the court is smaller, the ball can be played off the walls, and it's played in fours, which makes it social. Scoring follows tennis. Racquets and balls can be rented at every court.

Booking a court

You book a court by the hour, typically 90 minutes, and usually split the cost between four players. Peak hours - weekday evenings, weekend mornings - fill up fast, so book ahead. Many clubs run beginner clinics and level-matched socials if you don't have four players.

Where to play

Padel is spreading quickly in Budapest, with new courts opening in outer districts and around the agglomeration. The map view shows the closest one to you.

Frequently asked questions

How many places are on this page?: Currently 21. We keep expanding and updating the list - filter by sport, price or accepted pass to narrow it down.
Which passes do the gyms accept?: Most places accept the AYCM or MultiSport pass, many accept both. You can filter for the pass you're looking for, and it's also shown on each result card.
Are the prices and opening hours up to date?: The data comes from multiple sources and is updated regularly, but it's worth checking decisive details (current price, opening hours) directly with the gym.