Padel courts in Islamabad

Court rates in Islamabad start at Rs 2,000 per hour and go up to about Rs 8,000 per hour at the busiest venues. Split between four players that is roughly Rs 500–Rs 2,000 each. Peak evening slots cost more than daytime ones at most venues, and Sportel shows the exact price for every slot before you pay.

Pick a venue below, choose a date and how long you want to play, and you will see every start time that is genuinely free — not a general enquiry form. Booking and payment happen in the Sportel app, and the court is held for you while you check out.

Yes. Open games let you join a match someone else has already booked, or post your own booking and let other players fill the empty spots. You pay for your share rather than the whole court.

Sportel currently lists 31 bookable padel courts across 14 venues in Islamabad. New venues are added as they come online.

Browse by area rather than by city — the neighbourhood pages below list only the courts in that part of Islamabad, so "near me" means the ones you can actually get to. Every venue page carries its address and a directions link, and the app sorts by distance once you allow location.

Padel and "padel tennis" are the same sport — the second is just how it is often written and searched for in Pakistan, and "paddle tennis" is usually a misspelling of it rather than the separate American sport of that name. If you are looking for paddle tennis courts in Islamabad, the venues on this page are what you want.

Padel is a racket sport played in doubles on an enclosed court about a third the size of a tennis court, with glass walls you can play the ball off. It is easier to pick up than tennis — most people can rally in their first session — which is why it has grown so fast in Pakistan.