Spacious courts
Courts are spread out with plenty of room between them, so sessions feel less cramped and overcrowded.
Padel 360
Al Quoz
Padel 360 is a padel club in Al Quoz with spacious indoor courts, coaching and regular social matches. Reviews also point to a healthy café and an upstairs recovery area, making it a place to linger before or after a game rather than simply arrive, play and leave.
Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
150 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Strong facilities
Visitors mention clean, well-maintained courts alongside showers, changing rooms, towels and comfortable rest areas.
Social sessions
Private lessons, group sessions, ladies mornings and women’s tournaments give regular players several ways to join in.
Helpful staff
Multiple reviews describe the reception and wider team as friendly, professional and accommodating during visits.
Café onsite
The bright café includes healthy choices and is repeatedly mentioned as a useful post-game stop.
Parking
Parking is available directly outside or on-site, which several visitors found convenient.
Warm-up track
A running track gives players a practical place to warm up before heading onto court.
Court service
A bell service lets players order drinks mid-game without leaving the court for long.
Tips for a Better Visit
Check timing. Avoid booking before 11am if heat bothers you; one July review says the AC struggles then.
Bring water. Bring your own bottle or ask reception where drinking water is, as reviewers could not find a dispenser.
Ask first. First-time players should ask reception about changing rooms, balls and basic procedures before starting.
Confirm booking. Double-check the date and time after booking; one receptionist placed a Saturday booking in the following week.
Check fees. Ask about racket-rental and lesson charges before playing, since one customer was unexpectedly charged for four rackets.
Allow parking. Parking is available, but arrive with extra time when the club is busy because spaces may be difficult to secure.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Padel 360 - 23 21C Street
Al Qouz Ind.third - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
Recovery area upstairs
An upstairs recovery area is mentioned as part of the club’s additional facilities.
Single court
The club has a single court, which a reviewer describes as unusual and useful for two-player games.
Common Concerns
Low ceiling
The lower roof can disrupt high lobs, with several players saying points are lost overhead.
Peak heat
Courts can be hot before 11am, when one reviewer felt the air conditioning could not keep up.
Water access
Reviews report no drinking-water dispenser, and one first-time visitor could not find a fountain.
Price concerns
Some customers consider court hire and lessons expensive, including a reported 600 AED for two hours.
Service lapses
A few reviews describe unanswered enquiries, unclear first-visit guidance and a booking error.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
600 aed
2 hrs a court
“We paud 600 aed for 2 hrs a court, which is way expensive in uae”Google review · April 2026
440 AED
1 hour of lessons
“This is the most expensive padel in Dubai, unlike all the other padel centers! And to top it all off, you have to pay for the racket they lend you, so 1 hour of lessons costs 440 AED!”Google review · July 2023
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The Bottom Line
Padel 360 is a polished indoor padel club in Al Quoz, with roomy courts, a bright modern setting and enough space between courts to avoid the boxed-in feel found at some arenas. You can book private lessons, join group sessions or look for ladies mornings and weekly women’s tournaments. The coaching and community side is a real draw for players who want more than a one-off game.
The supporting facilities are unusually useful: reviews mention showers and changing rooms, court-side towels, a running track for warm-ups, a café with healthy choices and an upstairs recovery area with massage chairs. Parking is generally available, sometimes directly outside, although busy periods can make spaces harder to find. A drink bell service is a nice touch if you do not want to leave mid-game.
There are a few things to check before booking. The lower ceiling can interfere with high lobs, and one player found the courts too hot before 11am. Bring water or ask where to refill, as multiple reviews mention no dispenser.
First-timers should ask reception about changing rooms and balls, while everyone should confirm the booking date and clarify racket-rental and lesson fees. Prices are described very differently across reviews, so verify the current total upfront.