Padel in Phuket, Hua Hin, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Samui

Padel outside Bangkok
Quick answer. Padel has spread well beyond Bangkok. Phuket has the most clubs, followed by Koh Samui, Chiang Mai, Hua Hin and Pattaya. Most clubs take bookings on Playtomic, and a court costs roughly 600 to 1,000 THB an hour, a little less than in central Bangkok.
This guide lists the main clubs we know of in each town. Courts change quickly, so check the club's booking page before you travel. For clubs in the city, see our Bangkok courts guide.
Phuket
Phuket has the biggest scene outside Bangkok, spread along the west coast and in the south.
- Padel Phuket @ Blue Tree, Cherngtalay: 6 courts (4 covered)
- Destination Padel Club, Thalang: 6 courts (4 covered, 2 outdoor)
- Xplore Padel Phuket, Chalong: 3 courts (all covered)
- Rawai Padel, Rawai: 4 courts
- WAREHAUS.club, Cherngtalay
Hua Hin
Hua Hin's scene grew fast in 2026, mostly along Soi 94 and Soi 112 south of the town.
- Padel Sozial, Soi 94: 6 courts (all indoor), opened 3 October 2026, about 1,000 THB per hour
- Hua Hin Padel Center @ Thailand Resort, Soi 112, Phetkasem Road: 4 courts (2 indoor, 2 outdoor), open 07:00–22:00
- Padel of Thailand, Soi 94: booked on MATCHi
Pattaya
Most of Pattaya's courts are east of the beach, around Mabprachan Lake and Sukhumvit Road.
- Pattaya Padel Club, near Mabprachan Lake: 3 courts (2 covered, 1 outdoor), 07:00–23:00, booked through The Padel Society
- Prime Padel Pattaya, Sukhumvit Soi 41: about 800–1,000 THB per hour, on Playtomic
- Play Padel Pattaya
- Padium
Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai's clubs are mostly roofed, which helps in the rainy season.
- Padel Club Chiang Mai: 4 courts (all indoor), on Playtomic
- Padel.CNX: 4 courts (all covered)
- Lanna Padel: 4 courts (all covered)
- Ama Padel Pilates Recovery: 3 courts (all covered)
Koh Samui
Koh Samui's clubs are on the north and east of the island, close to the main beaches.
- Padel Tropical Club, Bophut / Bangrak: 5 courts (3 covered, 2 outdoor), on Playtomic
- Padel Samui, Choeng Mon / Plai Laem: 3 courts, from 600 THB per hour in the daytime
- Padel Paradise Lamai, Lamai: 2 courts (all covered), plus a singles court, on Playtomic
- Bantai Padel, Maenam: 3 courts, open-air
Tips for playing on holiday
- Book early in high season (November to April): holiday courts fill up in the evenings and weekends.
- Play early or late: outdoor courts are very hot at midday; covered courts help in the rain.
- Bring your racket if you can; rentals are usually available but vary in quality.
- Look for open matches in Playtomic to find partners at your level.
- Back in Bangkok, find your next game on our tournaments page.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I play padel in Phuket?
Phuket has several clubs, including Padel Phuket at Blue Tree and WAREHAUS.club in Cherngtalay, Destination Padel Club in Thalang, Xplore Padel Phuket in Chalong and Rawai Padel.
Is padel cheaper outside Bangkok?
Usually a little. Holiday towns charge about 600 to 1,000 THB per court per hour, compared with about 800 to 1,800 THB in Bangkok.
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