Inside Pad Thai Padel Rama 4, Bangkok

Pad Thai Padel Rama 4 is Bangkok's first premium padel club, and it was built around a simple idea: a place to play that you would also want to spend the rest of the evening in. It sits at 3249 Rama IV Road in Khlong Toei, opens every day from 08:00 to 23:00, and has grown one of the biggest padel communities in the city since it opened.

This guide walks you through the club as a first-time visitor would see it: the design, the three courts, the food and drink, the wellness side, the people, and the simplest way to book. If you only want the practical details, the Bangkok club page has them in one place.

The look of the club borrows from the tennis clubs of the seventies and eighties. Think clubhouse rather than sports hall: warm materials, a bar you can lean on, and courts that are meant to be watched as much as played on. That retro feel is paired with contemporary architecture, so the result is nostalgic without being a museum piece.

The intent was to give padel in Bangkok a home with some character. Padel is a social game by design, played in doubles with four people on court, and the building is arranged so the social part continues once the match ends.

There are three courts: two indoor and one outdoor. The indoor courts matter in Bangkok, because the rainy season can wipe out an evening on an open court. Booking indoor during the wet months and outdoor on a clear evening is the sensible rhythm most regulars settle into.

The club is open from 08:00 to 23:00 every day. Court sessions typically run for 60, 90 or 120 minutes, and evenings are the busiest period, so a weekday-night or weekend slot is worth booking ahead. Rackets and balls can be rented at the club, which means a visitor only needs non-marking court shoes.

The kitchen and bar are part of the reason people linger. The menu runs to fresh salads, pressed sandwiches and juices, with craft beers and natural wines for after the last set. It is the kind of food you can eat at a table between matches without feeling weighed down for the next one.

In practice, the bar works as the club's living room. Players waiting for a court, groups finishing an Americano and coaches between sessions all end up in the same space, which is a large part of how the community formed.

Pad Thai Padel describes itself as a padel and lifestyle hub, and the wellness side is not an afterthought. The club runs outdoor yoga classes, including yoga sessions held on court, and has ice baths for recovery after a hard match. There is also a recovery space that academy members use as part of their monthly plans.

The club has hosted wellness collaborations too. Alo brought yoga sessions on court to the Bangkok club, and in March 2026 the club hosted Thailand's first on-court Lagree session with Carve House, followed by a breath-work and recovery session.

The Rama 4 community is one of the biggest in the city, and the weekly calendar is how a newcomer joins it. The club runs open Americanos and Mexicanos, King of the Khlong sessions, guided Americanos with a coach, a guided ladies Americano, First Time Padel sessions for beginners and certified level assessments. Events are listed on the events page and in The Padel Society app, which matches players by level.

For those who want something with a table and standings, the Pad Thai Padel Championship is the club's amateur league, and the club also hosts the Community Cup and Asia Pacific Padel Tour events.

Time Out Bangkok reviewed the club in September 2024, in a piece by Nuttaya Sumritvanitcha. It described the three courts, two indoor and one outdoor, the daily 8am to 11pm hours and the casual hangout feel of the place, with players relaxing between matches over food and drinks.

The prices quoted in that write-up were 2024 prices and may have changed since. At the time, Time Out listed court rental at 1,400 baht an hour, one-on-one coaching at 2,000 baht an hour and a group class for four or more at 3,000 baht an hour including court, rackets and balls, with sandwiches at 240 baht, salads at 300 to 400 baht and a glass of beer at 100 baht. Check the booking page for current prices.

There are two ways to book. The Padel Society app, on iOS and Android, lets you book courts and coaching, join events and track your level. If you would rather not install anything, the web checkout at book.getsetpoint.io does the same job in a browser. The front desk is on +66 97 259 0202 for anything the apps do not cover, and lessons are arranged through the Bangkok academy.

Rama 4 will not be the only Pad Thai Padel club in the city for much longer. A second Bangkok club is opening at Cloud 11 in South Sukhumvit in November 2026, with courts, wellness and the same community-first approach. Details of the courts and address are still to be confirmed, and you can register your interest on the Cloud 11 page.

Pad Thai Padel Rama 4 is a padel club that happens to be a good place to spend an evening, which is exactly what it set out to be. Book a court, come early for a drink, stay for the yoga or the ice bath, and you will understand why 3,000 people call it their club. More guides to padel in the city are in the guides section.