The King of Padel - San Antonio

San Antonio, Texas

4.3(44 reviews)

PadelScout Score:73

About This Court

The King of Padel - San Antonio at 314 Nolan St is a friendly, community-focused padel club that welcomes everyone from first-timers to competitive players. With a lively, social atmosphere and organized programming, the club emphasizes both fun and improvement—regular mixers, clinics and leagues keep things active. Reviewers praise the well-maintained courts and helpful staff (4.4 stars from 32 reviews). Whether you’re looking to take lessons, join a weekly social night, or just get a few quality practice sets in, this venue offers a relaxed yet sporty spot to enjoy padel.

Court Details

Court Type

Indoor

Address

314 Nolan St

Features & Amenities

• Extended 7AM-12AM hours • Free parking options • Onsite services • Multi-location brand • Wheelchair accessible

Full-size glass-walled padel courts with synthetic turf surface; LED floodlights for reliable night play; on-site pro shop offering rackets, balls, grips and basic apparel; equipment rental available; private lessons and group clinics with certified coaches; social leagues and match-play events; spectator seating/terrace areas; restrooms and changing facilities; small café or snack options and vending; free Wi‑Fi in common areas; basic parking (on-site or nearby street parking) and bike racks.

Booking & Pricing

Reserve courts online via the club website (https://thekingofpadelsd.com) where you can view schedules and book time slots; many clubs also allow phone or walk-in bookings subject to availability. Typical court rates vary by day/time—expect roughly $20–$40 per hour for a single court (estimate); private lessons commonly range from about $40–$90 per hour depending on coach and group size. Memberships, multi-pack discounts and league fees may be available. Check the website or contact the club directly for exact pricing, cancellations and group booking policies.

Getting Here & Local Area

Located on Nolan St, the club is near local cafes, casual restaurants and neighborhood bars—ideal for grabbing coffee before play or a bite after a match. Expect limited on-site parking at peak times; street parking and small lots nearby are common, and ride-share is a convenient option for evening sessions. If you have extra time, look for nearby parks or shopping strips for a stroll. For precise dining and transit options, check a map or the club’s website—staff often recommend local favorites when you arrive.