If you play padel in Singapore, Bangkok's court fees are a pleasant surprise.
While Singapore doubles courts start around S$40 an hour, a rooftop court at the Ambassador Hotel costs THB 1000-1200 per hour, or THB 500-700 for members holding a THB 2,500 annual membership. That membership breaks even in seven visits.
Bangkok offers an ideal environment to commit to padel, featuring rooftop courts, 24-hour options, and a venue located inside a go-kart track.
Here are five top venues catering to different preferences, alongside key local advice.
Three Things Before You Book
Padel is doubles only. Every court booking requires four players, making scheduling the main challenge rather than the court fee.
Calculate membership savings. Many Bangkok clubs offer steep membership discounts. Calculate your break-even point if you plan to play more than once a month.
Account for air quality. Avoid afternoon heat and plan for the burning season (February to April) when PM2.5 levels rise. Indoor or covered courts are advisable during these months.
The Five
|
Venue |
Where |
Courts |
Rates |
Best for |
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Bangkok Padel |
Ambassador Hotel, Sukhumvit 11 |
2 covered rooftop |
THB 1000-1200/hr, or THB 500-700 for members |
Central play, and the best value if you play often |
|
Kross Padel On Nut |
Soi Chinnamat, Phra Khanong Nuea |
3, two covered |
Check current rates |
The part of the evening after the padel |
|
The Padel Co BKK |
Soi Sawasdi 4, near On Nut BTS |
2 indoor |
Check current rates |
Heat and haze season |
|
PlayerBox Banthat Thong |
Chula 28, Banthat Thong Road |
4 |
From around THB 800 to 1200/hr |
Playing at 3am |
|
TopPadel at TopKart |
Near Central Chidlom |
Inside the kart circuit |
Enquire directly |
The strangest session of your life |

1. Bangkok Padel: The One With the Membership Maths
Located on the third-floor rooftop of the Ambassador Hotel on Soi Sukhumvit 11, this club offers two covered panoramic courts, is within walking distance of BTS Nana, and is open daily from 7am to 10pm.
Non-members pay THB 1,000- 1,200 per hour, while annual members pay THB 5,500- 7,000 after a THB 2,500 fee. Racket rental and free parking are available, alongside access to the hotel fitness centre showers before 9 pm (towels charged extra).
The covered setup protects games from rain and intense sun, ensuring consistent play.
2. Kross Padel On Nut: For the Bit After the Padel
Offering three courts (two covered) at Soi Chinnamat in Phra Khanong Nuea, Kross is known primarily for its post-game lifestyle offerings.
Facilities include a swimming pool, ice bath, sauna, and Spanish tapas bar, creating a European-style padel club atmosphere. Regular social events help solo players find matches.
Kross also operates additional courts at Rama IV and Thonglor, providing nearby alternatives if On Nut is fully booked.
3. The Padel Co BKK: For Heat and Haze
Featuring two indoor courts at Soi Sawasdi 4 near On Nut BTS, this venue is open daily from 7am to 10pm with bookings via Playtomic.
Fully indoor courts allow uninterrupted play during extreme heat or haze. The facility is shared with a basketball club and includes racket rentals and full shower facilities.
Managed by the same operator as its Singapore venues, the venue maintains consistent player experience and court standards across both locations.
4. PlayerBox Banthat Thong: Open All Night
Situated on Banthat Thong Road at Chula 28, PlayerBox offers four courts and is recognised as Bangkok's first 24-hour padel venue.
24-hour operation accommodates late schedules and bypasses heavy traffic, offering flexible booking options via LINE. Ample parking, a games centre, and electric karting are also on-site.
Confirm slot pricing directly at the time of reservation, as rates vary by time and booking package.
5. TopPadel at TopKart: Inside a Go-Kart Circuit
Located on Phetchaburi Road in central Bangkok, TopPadel features courts built directly inside a working go-kart circuit, set against the city skyline.
The court was built by Olympia Courts and integrated into TopKart's 410-metre go-kart circuit, providing a distinctive playing environment in central Bangkok.
Padel rates are unlisted, so contact the venue directly to confirm session pricing.

Three More Worth Knowing
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No Drama Padel. Four covered courts in Khlong San featuring Chao Phraya River views, a dedicated padel shop and a fifth court and restaurant planned for a future phase. Bookable on Playtomic.
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Padel Asia. Bangkok's original padel club, staffed by Spanish coaches, making it ideal for structured coaching and lessons.
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Kross Padel Rama IV and Thonglor. Key alternative venues under the Kross brand, featuring indoor courts at the Rama IV site.
How to Play If You Do Not Have Four People
If you lack a complete group of four, consider these practical options to arrange a match:
Attend social sessions. Clubs like Kross organise social sessions where individual players are assigned into full matches.
Book group coaching. Enrolling in beginner group lessons at venues like Padel Asia pairs you with players at your skill level.
Utilise booking apps. Venues using Playtomic, MATCHi, or LINE allow users to create open match slots for others to join.
Find one partner first. Secure a single partner, reserve a court, and let club socials or app listings fill the remaining two spots.
Finding players takes a little coordination, but Bangkok's affordable court prices make it worth the effort.