Quality time on court
If you're looking for a special sports experience near Budapest, The Club in Törökbálint takes padel to a new level. The modern courts are where dynamic movement meets social experience. The club's atmosphere is understated and exclusive: a place where padel is not a crowd experience but quality time on court.
Padel is growing fast in Budapest too, and The Club is the ideal place for anyone who wants to discover or enjoy the fast, tactical game of padel in a special setting.
Padel courts in a premium setting
The Club's padel courts follow international padel standards. The glass-walled court allows fast, spectacular rallies where every element of the sport comes into play. For fans of the game, this is the place for focused play and energetic matches. Bookings are made through The Club app, available on the App Store and Google Play.
If you don't have a partner, join The Club WhatsApp group and message our game organiser:
+36 20 225 1251Membership is granted after a personal meeting and management approval. Applications are reviewed within 24 hours.
Membership
What to know about padel
Padel – often called padel tennis or, internationally, paddle tennis – is an exciting blend of tennis and squash. It is played in doubles on a 10 × 20 metre court enclosed by glass walls and fencing, which makes the rallies fast and spectacular.
The padel racket is solid and perforated, so it is easier to handle than a conventional tennis racket – which is why padel is fun from the very first session.
Padel one against one
- The same court, narrower. 20 m long, glass-walled, but 6 m wide instead of 10.
- No partner needed. Every ball is yours; the rules and scoring are the same as in doubles.
- Who is it for? If you have no one to play with, want to work on your technique, or fancy an intense cardio hour.
Padel prices
Padel
* The trial ticket is valid for a single visit and can be bought in person at reception. ** Long-term court bookings (2–6 months, minimum 10 sessions) can be arranged in person at reception. See the full price list and the membership discounts.
Our padel coaches
Padel just outside Budapest
If you'd like to escape the bustle of the capital without going far, padel is available right next to Budapest – and more and more people are discovering its joys. At The Club, padel is not just a sport but a social experience: energetic matches, quick reactions, tactics and flow.
And the experience doesn't end with the game: after an energetic match, the club restaurant awaits, where the sporting experience continues as a culinary one.
Frequently asked questions about padel
Do I need my own racket and balls?
No. You can rent a racket and balls at the club – just ask at reception (+36 20 226 8163). Once you play regularly your own racket is more comfortable, but for your first sessions you don't need to bring anything.
Can I play as a beginner?
Yes. Padel is one of the quickest racket sports to learn: rallies are short, it's played in pairs, and it's fun from the first hour. For beginners we recommend the group padel sessions, where our coaches teach the rules and the basic strokes.
How many people play on a court, and for how long?
Padel is played in doubles with four players, and courts are booked by the hour. On the new outdoor singles court, two players face each other.
How much is an hour, and what's the difference between indoor and outdoor courts?
An outdoor court is HUF 6,000 and an indoor (covered) court HUF 18,000 per hour for non-members; Standard and Premium members pay discounted rates. The covered court can be played all year round, whatever the weather. See the Prices section for the full list.
How and how far in advance can I book a court?
In The Club app. Non-members can book 1 week ahead, members 2 weeks ahead. Long-term bookings of 2–6 months (minimum 10 sessions) can be arranged in person at reception.
What if I don't have a playing partner?
Join The Club WhatsApp group and message our game organiser on +36 20 225 1251: we'll match you with players of a similar level. Or play one against one on the singles court.