Wellington’s Indoor Padel Venue
Join us at Padel House NZ where fun meets fitness! Book your court now and discover the excitement of the fastest growing sport in the world.
Indoor courts, friendly community vibes, and everything you need for the ultimate padel experience.
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The Game
Padel is a fast-paced racket sport that blends elements of tennis and squash. It’s most commonly played in doubles (2v2), making it a highly social and dynamic game, though singles can also be played. Serves are underhand, and rallies stay exciting thanks to the use of the surrounding walls, adding a strategic twist. The scoring system follows the same format as tennis, so it’s easy to pick up and play.
The Court
Padel is played on a smaller court than tennis (20m x 10m), enclosed by glass walls and mesh fencing. These walls are part of the game, allowing the ball to bounce off them (similar to squash) keeping points alive and creating longer, more tactical rallies. Courts can be found both outdoors and indoors.
The Equipment
Rackets: Padel rackets are solid, stringless, and perforated, with a foam core inside. This makes them lightweight, comfortable to use, and easier to control than traditional tennis rackets.
Balls: Similar to tennis balls, but slightly lower in pressure for better control and longer rallies.
Shoes: Non-marking shoes with good grip are recommended to support quick movements and changes in direction.
At Padel House, we’ve made it easy to book a court and get playing - racquets are included, so all you need to do is bring some balls and your crew, family or colleagues.
Weekdays from 9am - 5pm. Ideal for flexible schedules, early finishes, or a lunch break match.
Doubles (4 players) — $66 per court, per hour*
Singles (2 players) — $34 per court, per hour*
Weekdays from 5pm, weekends & public holidays. Perfect for after-work games, weekend sessions, or competitive rallies.
Doubles (4 players) — $78 per court, per hour*
Singles (2 players) — $40 per court, per hour*
Carlos Benito Esteban
With 6 years of playing experience and 2 years of coaching, Carlos brings a strong tactical approach to the court. His coaching focuses on helping players understand not just how to play, but why—from positioning to decision-making. Known for his keen eye, he works closely with players to identify and fix bad habits, helping them improve faster and build confidence in their game.
He tailors his coaching to suit every level. Beginners can expect to learn the fundamentals, develop strong habits, and build a solid understanding of the game. Intermediate players will focus on refining technique while learning to control the net and manage pace. For advanced players, sessions dive into fine-tuning small details and developing winning strategies for high-pressure matches.
Carlos works with players of all ages and levels, from juniors just starting out in padel to competitive adult looking to elevate their performance.
Don’t miss what’s coming up at Padel House NZ.
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Stay connected with everything happening at Padel House NZ. From relaxed social hit-ups to competitive tournaments and special charity events, this is where you can see what’s coming up, what you can join, and what you might’ve missed. Whether you’re here to play, compete, or just be part of the community — there’s always something happening on court.
Join us for our social padel sessions every Wednesday (10am - 12pm), Friday (12pm - 2pm), Saturday and Sunday (9am - 11am)! These are perfect for meeting other players, practicing your game in a relaxed environment, and having fun on court. Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience level.
Test your skills in a friendly competitive format with our Americanos/Team Americanos and Champion of the Court events. These are shorter, fast-paced games where players rotate, compete for points, and experience different match-ups — great for improving strategy and meeting new opponents.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is padel?
Padel is a fast-paced racket sport that combines elements of tennis and squash. It’s usually played in doubles on a smaller, enclosed court where walls can be used during play.
2. Do I need to be fit or experienced to play?
No! Padel is suitable for all ages and fitness levels. Beginners can start with social games and coaching sessions to build skills and confidence.
3. What equipment do I need?
You’ll need a padel racket, sports shoes, and comfortable sportswear. Balls can be brought at Padel House NZ. There are free Rackets at Padel House NZ as well as Racket Hire.
4. Can I just turn up and play, or do I need to book?
All court bookings must be made in advance. Full payment is required to secure your time. Walk-ins may be accommodated if a court is free, but it’s best to book ahead.
5. What if I’m late for my booking?
Court time will not be extended. Arriving late means you forfeit that portion of your booking.
6. How do I cancel a booking?
You can watch the third video in "How to Use the App" under the Help section in the Nav Bar
7. Are there social games or events?
Yes! Padel House NZ run social sessions every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday as well as Americanos, Team Americanos and Champion of the Court for all levels.
8. Can I get coaching?
Yes! Coaching is available for all skill levels. Our qualified coach provides tailored sessions to improve technique, tactics, and match play.
9. What happens if I damage a hired racket?
Players are responsible for any damage or loss of hired equipment. A replacement charge will apply.
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