Padel Rey is in Serra d' El-Rei, a town in the Leiria district of central Portugal. It lies close to the Atlantic coast and the city of Leiria, making it accessible from several directions. The venue serves the local padel community and is also convenient for visitors exploring the region. Its exact address is available on TrustPadel.

How many padel courts does it have?

The exact number of courts at Padel Rey is not publicly disclosed on TrustPadel. The venue is known for offering high-quality courts designed for both practice and competitive play. Coaching and competitions are part of the offering, which typically requires more than one court. For precise details about the number of courts, their surface and availability, contact Padel Rey directly.

What facilities are available?

Padel Rey offers a wide range of facilities, including disabled access, free parking, a restaurant, cafeteria and snack bar. There is also a store on site, equipment rental for those without their own gear, and changing rooms for players. The combination of coaching and competition facilities makes it a well-rounded venue for both social and serious padel players.

How much does it cost to play?

Current prices at Padel Rey are not listed on TrustPadel. The venue supports pay-and-play, which means you can usually pay per session without a membership. Costs typically depend on court type, time of day and whether you are a member. To get accurate and up-to-date prices, contact Padel Rey directly or visit the venue in person.

Booking at Padel Rey is best done by contacting the venue directly. Since the club operates on a pay-and-play basis, you can reserve a court without a long-term commitment. Look for the club’s official website or phone number for reservations. You can also check TrustPadel for any additional booking links or partner platforms that handle court scheduling.

Padel Rey

Padel Rey in Serra d' El-Rei, Portugal, offers high-quality courts, coaching and competitions focused on performance and player development. Located in the Leiria district, this venue is well equipped for padel players who want a serious yet welcoming environment. The restaurant, cafeteria and snack bar keep you fuelled before and after matches, while equipment rental and an on-site store ensure you can play even if you have not brought your own gear. Accessibility is taken seriously, with disabled access and free parking available to all visitors. Changing rooms provide a practical space to freshen up, and the overall layout of the club makes moving between court, bar and shop simple. Exact court numbers and pricing are not publicly listed, but the pay-and-play model suggests flexible options for regular and occasional players alike. To confirm court availability, ask about coaching sessions or reserve a booking, contacting Padel Rey directly is the most reliable approach. Whether you are competing or learning, this venue offers the facilities and coaching to support your game.

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