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Taikoo Place Padel Club: HK’s Largest Urban Padel Club Opens
Six Courts, Cold Plunge And Sauna Opening In November 2026
Updated
Padel fans on Hong Kong Island, this one is for you! The sport that has taken over everyone’s group chat is getting a proper home on this side of the harbour, and you can reach it by MTR rather than a weekend drive to Sai Kung. Swire Properties has confirmed that Taikoo Place Padel Club opens to tenants and the public in mid-November 2026 at 8 Shipyard Lane and 1067 King’s Road, just a short walk from Taikoo Station.
Six international competition-standard courts, three covered and three open-air, make it Hong Kong’s largest urban padel club, and it comes loaded: food and retail, an open event space, plus cold plunge and sauna recovery facilities for when your legs remind you that doubles is real exercise. PADEL+ is running the whole thing. Clear the calendar.
Padel’s appeal is no mystery. Doubles on a smaller enclosed court, glass walls that keep the ball alive, and most beginners holding a rally within one lesson. That is why the first courts at Taikoo Place took off. Since Swire Properties became the first Hong Kong developer to bring padel into a commercial district in 2024, the initiative has logged more than 4,100 hours of play, over 18,900 participant visits and more than 270 hours of corporate events. The new club is the permanent, far bigger version.
The programming already covers everyone. Taikoo Place has run school coaching, youth camps and social play, including community programmes with Laureus Sport for Good Hong Kong and Taikoo Primary School, plus an Inter-Corporate Tournament that drew 72 teams. PADEL+ adds private and group lessons from its Sai Kung academy. Bookings, memberships and launch clinics are still to be confirmed, so treat mid-November as a date to watch.
The three-and-three court split is the smart part: covered courts for an Island East downpour, open-air for a bright weekend morning. Afterwards, the cold plunge and sauna make a case for staying put, with Cityplaza close by for a post-game meal. For the citywide court map, see Little Steps’ guide to where to play padel and pickleball in Hong Kong, and for more on the operator, read up on Hong Kong’s first padel club in Sai Kung.
Highlights At Taikoo Place Padel Club
- Six competition-standard courts a short walk from Taikoo MTR, three of them covered, so a downpour does not end the booking
- Hong Kong’s largest urban padel club, open seven days a week
- Youth camps, school coaching and social play have already proved the demand, with 18,900 participant visits since 2024
- Operated by PADEL+, bringing its coaching and programming across the harbour without the tunnel-and-minibus logistics
- Recovery and refuel on site, with cold plunge, sauna, food and beverage, and retail under one roof
Little Steps Insider Tips: Follow Taikoo Place and PADEL+ the week bookings open, as launch slots will go fast. Take covered courts for weekday evenings and open-air for weekends. Never played? Book a lesson or clinic before a court. Bring water and proper court shoes. Check the age policy and waiver rules if you are bringing children.
The Scoop: Taikoo Place Padel Club
- Age range: To be confirmed; PADEL+ runs both private and group lessons, so ask about children’s classes at launch
- Duration: Court hire details to be announced
- Dates: Opens mid-November 2026
- Location: 8 Shipyard Lane and 1067 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
- Hours: Seven days a week; session times to be announced
- Rain-proof: Partly, as three of the six courts are covered
- Tickets: Bookings, memberships and coaching to be announced
- What’s included: Six courts, open event space, food and beverage and retail, cold plunge and sauna
When does Taikoo Place Padel Club open?
Mid-November 2026. Swire Properties and PADEL+ are opening six competition-standard courts at 8 Shipyard Lane and 1067 King’s Road, a short walk from Taikoo MTR. It will run seven days a week for tenants and the public. Follow Taikoo Place and PADEL+ the week bookings go live, as launch clinics will fill fast.
Can kids play padel at Taikoo Place?
Youth camps, school coaching and social play already ran here, including programmes with Taikoo Primary School. The club age policy is still to be confirmed. PADEL+ already teaches juniors in Sai Kung from about age 5–6, so ask about children’s lessons at launch and check the waiver. Never played? Book a clinic before a family court. See the city map in the padel and pickleball guide.
How many courts are there, and what if it rains?
Six courts: three covered, three open-air. That split makes it Hong Kong’s largest urban padel club. Book covered courts for weekday evenings and Island East showers; save open-air for a bright weekend morning. Cold plunge, sauna, food and retail sit on site, with Cityplaza nearby for a post-game meal.
How do I book a court or a lesson?
Bookings, memberships, hours and prices are not published yet. PADEL+ will add private and group lessons from its Sai Kung academy. Bring water and proper court shoes. Until rates drop, treat mid-November as a watch date rather than a walk-up.
Is this easier than driving to Sai Kung for padel?
Yes if you live or work on Hong Kong Island. You skip the tunnel and minibus and still get PADEL+ coaching. For the original club, kids’ classes and membership notes, read the PADEL+ Sai Kung guide.
Why Little Steps Loves It:
We love a sport almost anyone can pick up in a single hour, on Hong Kong Island, right next to an MTR exit. Six courts, a sauna and a cold plunge mean this works as a quick weekday hit or a full weekend session. Padel without the cross-territory commute.
Who It's Perfect For:
Complete beginners who want a sport that rewards them fast, social players chasing a regular doubles game, office teams after something better than another group dinner, juniors and teens joining coaching programmes, and anyone on Island East who would play far more often if the court sat between the office and home.
Where To Find It:
- Taikoo Place Padel Club
- Shipyard Lane and 1067 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
- https://www.swireproperties.com/en/media/press-releases/2026/20260930_padel/
Marya Saidi
Marya is the Regional Editor for Little Steps Asia. Originally from Lebanon and raised in London, she moved to Hong Kong with her husband in 2014 and now calls it home. With a background in mental health research and experience working with NGOs, she brings a thoughtful perspective to her writing. When she’s not exploring the latest restaurant openings or events, you’ll find her building sandcastles with her son on Repulse Bay Beach or strength training at her favorite gym.
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