Baan Padel
The name is Thai for home, and it fits
One of the few Bangkok clubs where local players lead the crowd, with a healthy international mix. Ownership is hands-on and always present. The community is tight, the welcome is genuine, and the place never gets too big for either.
Bangkok's biggest padel club, and the coolest
Seven panoramic courts, excellent lighting, and air conditioning holding the climate steady whatever's outside. Head coach Gabri runs in-house sessions, with Salvi Pérez Padel Academy for players going further. Pro shop and showers on site.
Jump off the BTS, and you're already there
On Playtomic and a three-minute walk from Phra Khanong BTS, making it a very convenient club in the city for travelling players. Smoothies, drinks, space to watch the courts, and a solid programme of events.
Padel in Bangkok
Pair padel with Bangkok's world-class hospitality and the city gains another reason to stay out longer. Expect laughter, connection and plenty worth cheering for. Baan Padel sits in Phra Khanong, with leafy restaurants and cafes tucked into the sois of Pridi and Ekkamai just minutes away.
How to get there
14 Soi Sukhumvit 67 Phra Khanong Nuea subdistrict, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Baan Padel?
Grab or take the BTS: Baan Padel is a three-minute walk from Phra Khanong station, on Soi Sukhumvit 67. Around it, the sois of Pridi and Ekkamai keep leafy cafés and restaurants within minutes for afterwards.
How do I find people to play with at Baan Padel?
Open matches on Playtomic are a direct route. Social events run every week, spread through the week. Baan is Thai for home; the name does the rest.
Does Baan Padel have a coaching academy?
Yes. Coaching at Baan runs on two levels: head coach Gabri leads the in-house sessions, and the Salvi Pérez Padel Academy operates at the club for players taking the game further. Between them the range runs from a first lesson to clear development.