Padel Up - Century City

The courts are described as impeccably maintained with a high-end, pristine setting on a rooftop offering beautiful views. However, some players noted issues like poor ball bounce and obstructive structures affecting play, and a desire for higher nets around the courts.

The rooftop location creates a great atmosphere with enjoyable tunes and lighting suitable for evening play. Overall vibes are praised as fun and social, contributing to an inviting playing environment.

Reservations are straightforward with staff ready to assist, and no significant problems reported with booking courts or classes. Drop-in, open play, and league participation options are available, appealing to a variety of players.

Coaching is a notable highlight with praised instructors including Edwin and Abraham providing detailed, patient, and fun lessons. Clinics, group lessons, and private sessions are offered, although some players complained about unprofessional behavior during lessons.

The facility hosts leagues and offers competitive play opportunities such as adult leagues and fitness padel classes, which players find both fun and skill-building.

The community is friendly and inclusive with a great social vibe where players meet owners and enjoy the environment. Front desk and staff receive mixed reviews; most find them helpful, but there are reports of poor customer service and incidents involving clinic participation.

Pricing is a frequent concern; court fees can be high ($30 per person plus rentals and balls), and equipment rentals add extra cost. Some players feel the total cost for play or lessons is excessive, while others think the extended class time offers good value.