I live in Marbella and play padel here. This site is what I wish I had found when I started: real prices, checked in person, with the date they were checked — not figures copied from a directory nobody updates.
Playing padel in Marbella costs between €0.77 and €31.20 per person per hour. That is a forty-fold difference within the same town. Knowing where to look is literally money.
The five cheapest options right now
| Where | Court, 1 hour | Per person |
|---|---|---|
| Municipal courts | €3.08 | €0.77 |
| Villa Padierna (wall courts) | €20.88 | €5.29 |
| Los Monteros (11-session pass) | €23.64 | €5.91 |
| Manolo Santana (midday) | €20.80 | €5.20 |
| CAP Racket Club (midday) | €24.96 | €6.24 |
Prices checked on 22 September 2026. The full table, with all 15 clubs, is in the clubs guide.
Where to start
How much does it cost, and where?
The full comparison of Marbella padel clubs: price per person, which have indoor courts, how to book each one, and which clubs have closed despite still being listed online.
Playing for €3 an hour
The town council rents out seven courts at €3.08 an hour, but explains nowhere how to book them. I made the booking myself and photographed every screen.
I have nobody to play with
Mix-ins are open sessions: you sign up alone and the club arranges the matches by level. Here is the schedule of the ones published openly, with day, level and price.
Why trust these prices
- Every price carries its date. A price without a date is worthless.
- They come from the booking system itself, slot by slot, not from third-party listings.
- If I have not checked it, I leave it blank. A gap beats a made-up figure.
- I flag what changes. Some clubs have closed but are still listed everywhere, and some prices change depending on the time of day.
Run a club, or spotted something wrong? Get in touch and I will fix it.
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