Best Padel Clubs in Moscow for 2026–2027: Courts, Prices and Addresses

Choosing padel in Moscow is easier when you compare the complete cost of a game rather than the lowest number in a price list. Four rackets, balls and towels may be added to the court fee. Travel, roof height and the availability of a regular time slot also matter, often more than an introductory discount.

This review covers six indoor venues: LUNDA near Rechnoy Vokzal, V-PADEL, Papa Padel at Inter-Sever, Padel Friends in Luzhniki, LUNDA DeloSport Fili and SKY PADEL in Afimall. They differ in price, court numbers and club layout. Here we compare independent court rental; first lessons and venues near Moscow City have separate guides.

We checked official tariffs and conditions on 13 November 2026 and consulted published visitor feedback. The editorial ranking considers the cost of a standard doubles court, booking choice and everyday convenience. Prices are per court unless stated otherwise. Four-player calculations are shown separately and exclude extras whose prices could not be confirmed.

Six clubs with different arrangements

• LUNDA near Rechnoy Vokzal. Several court types and a moderate standard-court price; equipment is charged separately.
• V-PADEL. Affordable weekday mornings and advertised promotional rates for other times.
• Papa Padel Inter-Sever. A 24-hour venue near the metro, with clearly separated prices by time of day.
• Padel Friends, Luzhniki. Rackets are included in the published rate, with doubles and singles courts available.
• LUNDA DeloSport Fili. A large ten-court club with different daytime and evening prices.
• SKY PADEL. Six courts under Afimall’s glass dome, allowing you to play within Moscow City itself.

Moscow padel club ranking: court rental and equipment

Confirm V-PADEL promotional prices for your selected slot: the website marks them with an asterisk. LUNDA and Padel Friends singles courts are excluded from the four-player calculation. The photographs illustrate padel and preparation for play; the clubs’ actual characteristics are listed below.

Where to rent a padel court

1. LUNDA near Rechnoy Vokzal

The Pravoberezhnaya club offers a choice between regular doubles courts and a separate singles format.

Choose the court type before paying: the lowest price in the overall list is for a different playing format.

• Price. Mundial RUB 3,800/4,300 on weekdays/weekends; Ultra Panoramic RUB 4,000/4,800; singles RUB 2,200/2,800.
• Location. Moscow, Pravoberezhnaya Street, 1B, Kapitoliy shopping centre, first floor; nine indoor courts.
• Details. Racket RUB 500 for up to two hours, towel RUB 100; balls sold separately.

For four players without equipment, a weekday hour on Mundial with four rackets costs RUB 5,800, or RUB 1,450 each. Adding a new RUB 1,050 tube of balls brings the total to RUB 6,850, or RUB 1,712.50 each. The balls remain available for later games, so that purchase should not automatically be added to every session.

Recent Yandex Maps reviews mention renovated changing rooms, individual showers, the court surface and a friendly atmosphere. Older reviews criticise the condition of the facilities. Dates matter here: an earlier complaint and a post-renovation report describe different periods. Allow separately for towels and balls.

2. V-PADEL

V-PADEL is especially appealing if you can play on weekday mornings, the club’s lowest-priced published period.

The courts occupy an upper level of Parus shopping centre; look for the entrance on Novokurkinskoye Highway.

• Price. Monday–Friday 7:00–10:00: RUB 1,500/hour; later promotional rates depend on time and court number.
• Location. Moscow, Novokurkinskoye Highway, 1, Parus shopping centre, fifth floor; five courts.
• Details. Racket RUB 400; the morning tariff does not apply to evening or weekend play.

At the time of checking, the website showed RUB 2,500 instead of RUB 3,000 on weekdays from 10:00 to 17:00, and RUB 3,500 instead of RUB 4,000 in the evening. Weekend courts 1–4 were RUB 3,500, with court 5 at RUB 4,000. These were advertised promotions without a general expiry date located, so check the final amount in your booking.

A weekday morning court with four rackets totals RUB 3,100 under the published tariff, or RUB 775 per player before balls. With everyone bringing their own equipment, the court costs RUB 375 each. Evening costs are substantially higher, so the answer to “How much does V-PADEL cost?” starts with the time you intend to play.

Yandex Maps reviewers praise the administrator, clean changing rooms, convenient parking and prices. Some mention ventilation and particular areas of the surface. Conditions may differ by court and season; assess them on a first visit before committing to a long series of bookings.

3. Papa Padel Inter-Sever

Inter-Sever permits early-morning and late-night play, a useful advantage for a group with complicated schedules.

The detailed tariff starts at RUB 2,000 an hour; we use that figure rather than a general promotional starting price.

• Price. 7:00–13:00 and 0:00–7:00: RUB 2,000; 13:00–18:00: RUB 3,000; 18:00–0:00: RUB 3,500 per hour.
• Location. Inter-Sever shopping centre, Festivalnaya Street, 2A, near Rechnoy Vokzal metro; indoor, open 24/7.
• Details. Racket RUB 300/hour, balls free; obtain entry instructions in advance for a late visit.

Four rented rackets add RUB 1,200 to an hour’s court fee. Morning or overnight play totals RUB 3,200 for the group, RUB 800 each; an evening costs RUB 4,700, RUB 1,175 each. This is a straightforward complete calculation: balls are included and racket hire is hourly.

Check both the slot and how to enter the shopping centre at that time. A 24-hour court does not mean every regular mall entrance remains open overnight. Save the instructions so paid minutes are not spent looking for a door. On a first independent visit, arrive early to understand access and equipment collection.

In reviews published by the club, visitors mention the nearby metro, self-service booking and late playing opportunities. Some praise explanations during their first coached sessions. These are reviews on the club’s own platform; consider them alongside your booking experience rather than treating them as an independent service audit.

4. Padel Friends in Luzhniki

Padel Friends’ published rate includes rackets, simplifying the budget for a group without its own equipment.

There are two doubles courts and one singles court. An original passport is required for admission.

• Price. Doubles court RUB 6,000/hour, singles RUB 3,600/hour; rackets and water included in the published conditions.
• Location. Moscow, Luzhniki, 24, building 1; an indoor hall with ceilings approximately eight metres high.
• Details. A tube of balls costs RUB 400 to rent or RUB 900 to buy; bring your identity document for entry.

For four players, an hour with rented balls totals RUB 6,400, or RUB 1,600 each. Buying a new tube makes it RUB 6,900, or RUB 1,725 each. This exceeds the cheapest morning options, but includes the rackets. Clear inclusions are useful for occasional players without their own equipment.

Allow separately for walking across Luzhniki after reaching the station. Check the entrance to the correct building and admission arrangements on event days. The sports complex address does not mean the court is one minute from the nearest metro exit. Prepare the original passport before leaving home.

Published guest reviews on the club’s Yandex service page mention comfortable changing rooms, included equipment and staff. For independent play, consider the availability of courts too. A small club can have a pleasant atmosphere, but popular hours are best booked in advance for the whole group.

5. LUNDA DeloSport Fili

DeloSport Fili stands out for its scale: ten courts offer more possibilities for regular games and lessons.

The weekday daytime price ends before the evening period. Weekends use a single higher tariff.

• Price. Monday–Friday 7:00–15:59: RUB 6,000/hour; from 16:00 and at weekends: RUB 6,500/hour.
• Location. Moscow, Bolshaya Filevskaya Street, 32; eight PadelTech Full Vision courts and two Padel Galis WPT courts.
• Details. Racket RUB 500 for up to three hours, towel RUB 200, tube of balls RUB 1,050.

Four people with four rented rackets pay RUB 8,000 for a daytime hour or RUB 8,500 in the evening, excluding ball purchase: RUB 2,000 or RUB 2,125 each. For longer play, racket hire need not rise in direct proportion to time. The published rental period is up to three hours, while the court is paid for by the booked duration.

Yandex Maps reviews mention coaches, tournaments, parking and spaciousness. Some report seasonal hall-temperature issues and inconveniences in the showers. If post-game comfort matters, assess these details on your first visit. Paid towel rental is already stated in the official price list.

6. SKY PADEL in Afimall

SKY PADEL lets you play inside Moscow City. For people working nearby, its main advantage is saving travel time.

Six panoramic courts sit beneath the glass dome on Afimall’s sixth floor.

• Price. RUB 10,000 per court-hour on weekdays and weekends; confirm coaching and rental inclusions separately.
• Location. Presnenskaya Embankment, 2, Afimall City shopping centre, sixth floor; six indoor MejorSet courts.
• Details. Weekdays 8:00–0:00, weekends 9:00–0:00; agree early or late mall access in advance.

The base four-player cost is RUB 2,500 each, excluding unconfirmed extras. We neither invent a racket-hire fee nor describe it as free: obtain the inclusions for your specific booking. A regular group should compare the amount with the time and expense of travelling elsewhere.

A panoramic hall with a glass roof has particular lighting conditions. Try the time of day you expect to use regularly, so you assess normal playing conditions as well as the interior. Allow separately for the journey from Afimall’s entrance to the sixth floor and changing.

Yandex reviewers praise the location, cleanliness, changing rooms and staff assistance. Some mention glare on high balls, stuffiness in sunshine and the total cost with parking. These experiences explain why it helps to try your usual playing hour, especially before arranging regular sessions.

How much a game for four costs

The clearest formula is court rental plus equipment, divided by the number of players. An evening Papa Padel hour with four rackets costs RUB 1,175 each; Padel Friends with rented balls costs RUB 1,600 each; an evening at LUNDA Fili with rackets costs RUB 2,125 each before balls. These published-tariff examples show why the court fee alone is not the full budget.

A 90-minute visit cannot always be priced by multiplying everything by 1.5. Slot lengths, minimum booking periods and racket-rental periods can differ. The final confirmation should state precise start and finish times, court number and total for the party. Ball purchase is usually a one-off expense until their condition no longer suits play.

Booking a court without confusion

First assemble the group and agree a time. Standard doubles requires four players; a singles court has a different format and dimensions. If someone is uncertain, decide beforehand who covers their share if they withdraw. That avoids an awkward discussion at reception.

Arrive early for your first game to enter, change and collect rackets. Bring clean court shoes, comfortable sportswear and water if not included. Consider buying your own racket after several sessions, once you know which weight and grip feel comfortable.

Choosing a venue for regular games

After the first visit, assess ball visibility, the surface and the practical route through the club. A comfortable shower and straightforward entrance can be decisive before work. In the evening, the journey home and an unhurried finish matter more. A cheap court across town may lose its advantage if every trip requires a long taxi ride.

If the rules and playing off the glass are still unfamiliar, start with a beginner padel lesson. For people living or working in the business district, we separately compare padel near Moscow City, including the route from Afimall and the cost of an evening for a group.