- Double
- Indoor
- Padel

Warsaw Padel Club on Annopol Street in Warsaw's Białołęka district combines eleven indoor padel courts and five squash courts under one roof. That mix is unusual in Warsaw — most clubs focus on padel alone.
The club's signature feature is the Challenge League, run as a ladder format where pairs challenge higher-ranked rivals. It also runs the Warsaw Women's League and an amateur squash league. The academy is split into four levels: Padel Start, beginner C, intermediate B3 and B2, and advanced B1.
On site there's a gym, a bar, secure parking, and a Spinfire Pro 2 ball machine. The club sells its own apparel and is open from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. — one of the longest operating hours in the city.
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All prices are for 1 hour of court time
| Court type | Monday - Friday06:00–16:00 | Monday - Friday16:00–23:00 | Weekend06:00–23:00 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Double courtIndoor · up to 4 players | 100 PLN | 144 PLN | 196 PLN |
Eleven indoor padel courts and five squash courts under one roof — such a combination is unique in Warsaw.
The club runs the Challenge League in a ladder format, the Warsaw Women's League, and an amateur squash league.
The academy has four levels: Start in Padel, beginner C, intermediate B3 and B2, and advanced B1.
A gym, a bar, secure parking, and a Spinfire Pro 2 ball machine.