Padelpalooza

Employees are rude. I went in and asked "Is there a monthly subscription plus you have to pay each time you play" and he said "yep" and I asked "are you sure? That's weird" and he said "I'm pretty sure? I work here bro." Didn't seem like a professional attitude. Plus, paying $200/month and $150 each time you play seems crazy expensive when the ceilings are too low, the roof leaks, and the employees are rude. But hey, you do you.

Padel Haus is a decent club with some critical flaws. Number one among them is the low ceiling - it really forces you to change a core aspect of padel (lobs), and feels a bit unnatural and annoying. Otherwise, the courts are fine, and there are nice touches like highlight cameras. Locker rooms are well-equipped but a bit small. Staff has also been friendly when I’ve gone. The pricing is also quite high, and the membership value just isn’t as good as other clubs in the area.

Awesome courts and community! Highly recommend the smoothies and tons of padel merch and equipment available. Very convenient location at Williamsburg. Shout out to Kas and Rahul for the great experience! Looking forward to my next games.

Padel Haus Williamsburg is a fantastic place to try out padel, a rapidly growing racquet sport. They offer classes for beginners and have four indoor courts, social areas, and locker rooms. With a friendly atmosphere, it's a great spot to go with friends for a fun and active outing.