Padel court prices in Baku

What an hour of padel actually costs at every court in Baku, taken from each venue’s own rate card. Most clubs publish nothing, so this comparison does not exist anywhere else.

Hourly padel court rates in Baku, cheapest first
VenueCourtWeekdayPer player, evening
Casa Padel BakuIndoor50–80 AZN20 AZN
Casa Padel BakuOutdoor40 AZN10 AZN
Baku Tennis ClubOutdoor50–70 AZN17.5 AZN
Padel 77Indoor60–90 AZN22.5 AZN
Padel Center Baku — Ahmad RajabliIndoor60–120 AZN30 AZN
Padel Point BakuOutdoor60–80 AZN20 AZN
Sea Breeze ResortOutdoor65 AZN16.3 AZN
Padel Center BakuIndoor80–100 AZN25 AZN
Padel Center BakuOutdoor80–100 AZN25 AZN
Top Padel ClubOutdoor80 AZN20 AZN

No Baku padel club currently charges more at the weekend than its weekday evening rate — the evening price simply applies all day on Saturday and Sunday. Rates come from each venue’s current rate card and update automatically when a club changes them. Slots after midnight follow the evening rate.

How padel pricing works here

Almost every Baku venue runs two rates: a daytime price, and an evening one that starts at 18:00. Weekends are usually charged at the evening rate all day. Indoor courts carry a premium over outdoor ones — you are paying for the guarantee that a February evening or an August afternoon will not cancel your game.

The figure that actually matters: cost per player

Padel is played four to a court, and no club quotes the per-person price. Divide the hourly rate by four and an 80 AZN evening court becomes 20 AZN each — which is why padel usually works out cheaper per head than a singles tennis court at the same venue. Play three to a court and the same hour costs roughly 27 AZN each.

What the rate does not cover

These prices buy the court, not the equipment. Most venues rent racquets and sell balls separately, and a coached session adds the coach’s fee on top of the court hire. Ask when you book — several clubs lend racquets to first-time players.