Padel at Ember Parlor — Spanish FIP-standard courts
Our courts meet FIP standards, so every game holds a professional level from the first serve.
Courts built to Best Padel's Spanish standard
Memberships
We built a place where the game gives maximum enjoyment
The Best Padel brand has its factory in Alicante, Spain. It has produced, sold, and installed courts since 2003, so it brings years of experience to every install. All our courts meet the requirements of the FIP (International Padel Federation).
Training prices
Great breakfasts, coffee, and refreshing smoothies
Our menu tastes great before the game, after it — and during every break spent cheering friends on.
People come to Ember Parlor not just to play — sometimes good coffee and watching a match on the next court is enough.
Everything you need for a great day on court
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Cafe with delicious breakfasts and snacks
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Comfortable changing rooms and showers
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Store with clothing and equipment for padel
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Warm-up corner before training
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Children's playground
Join our community of players
Meet other players, arrange a training session or a friendly match — just call us or drop by the court. We're happy to help you find a playing partner at your level.
Frequently asked questions
Padel is a racket sport similar to a mix of tennis and squash. It is played 2 on 2. The padel court is 20 by 10 meters — smaller than a tennis court, so the game has more dynamics and less strain. The surface is soft, with sand, which is gentle on the joints. The ball is served underhand, which is an easy technique to learn. There is a lot of play on reaction, strategy, and team interaction.
Yes. Padel is easier to pick up than tennis — a smaller court, an underhand serve, and play off the walls mean even beginners quickly start enjoying longer rallies. You do not need any prior racket-sport experience to have fun from your very first game.
Definitely. A coach will teach you the basic stroke technique, the rules of playing off the walls, and safe movement around the court, so you gain confidence faster and avoid habits that are hard to correct later.
Yes, you can come on your own. Call or message us and we will help match you with other club players of a similar level.
Comfortable sportswear that lets you move freely, and shoes designed for padel/tennis-style courts (non-marking soles). Bring water too — the game can be very intense.
Yes, our courts are suitable for tournaments and corporate events. Call us to discuss the date and details.
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