Ladies’ privacy
A separate ladies’ court provides complete privacy, a useful option for women booking a session.
Al Quoz
Padel Point Al Quoz is an indoor padel club where you can book courts, join social games or coached sessions, and rent or buy rackets. Reviews also mention a separate ladies’ court with complete privacy and drinks available on site.
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A separate ladies’ court provides complete privacy, a useful option for women booking a session.
Customers describe coached matches and classes as fun, giving beginners and improving players a structured way to play.
Social matches can be lively and competitive, making the club suitable for playing with friends or joining a group game.
Rackets are available to rent, and reviews also mention the option to buy rackets and balls on site.
Drinks are available at the venue, which is convenient if you want something after playing.
Confirm location. Ask reception exactly where your court is before starting; courts 4 and 5 have been reported in a different location.
Check Court 2. If you can choose, ask about Court 2 first: one review found Courts 1 and 3 smoother and specifically advised avoiding Court 2.
Plan parking. Allow extra time or confirm parking before arrival, as one customer could not find a space and reached the booking late.
Verify booking. Reconfirm your court and time shortly before visiting because customers have reported double bookings and last-minute changes.
Confirm coach. For a coached class, check that the coach is confirmed and ask how long the session will run; one class started late and lasted 45 minutes.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Tue | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Wed | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Thu | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Fri | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sat | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
| Sun | 8:00 AM – 12:00 AM |
Multiple reviews report worn, uneven or damaged surfaces, loose nets, poor bounce and equipment that needs maintenance.
Courts 4 and 5 may be in a separate building or warehouse, creating confusion and sometimes requiring a walk from reception.
Parking is repeatedly described as unavailable or difficult, with one visitor arriving late after failing to find a space.
Reviews mention poor lighting, faulty air conditioning, chemical smells, dusty air and inadequate ventilation in some court areas.
Customers report cancellations, double bookings, last-minute changes and short sessions caused by court allocation problems.
The Bottom Line
Padel Point Al Quoz is an indoor padel club where you can book a court, join a social game, take a coached session, or rent and buy rackets. Reviews also mention a separate ladies’ court with complete privacy and drinks available on site. That gives the venue some useful flexibility, especially for private women’s sessions and casual group play.
The experience is uneven. Some customers describe friendly, helpful service, clean courts, easy booking and enjoyable coached matches. Others report worn or uneven surfaces, loose nets, poor bounce, damaged rackets and balls, and courts that need serious maintenance.
Court 2 was singled out as slippery and worn, while Courts 1 and 3 were described as smoother in comparison. Check the practical details before you go. Courts 4 and 5 may be in a separate building or warehouse, and visitors have found the layout confusing.
Parking is a recurring problem, with one customer arriving seven minutes late after finding no space. Reviews also describe faulty air conditioning, poor lighting and chemical or dusty air. Booking reliability deserves a confirmation call: customers report cancellations, double bookings and last-minute changes.
5 dhs.