Padel Edition

Padel Edition is an eight-court indoor padel club on 18th Street, Al Quoz Industrial First, Al Quoz, Dubai, set inside a converted warehouse with high ceilings and a calm, design-led interior. The site sits just off Sheikh Zayed Road and within easy reach of Al Khail Road.

The club opened in 2023 after a build that started in 2022 and was co-founded by Shad Askari, who picked up padel in 2021 and built the concept around a single idea - padel edition padel as a lifestyle, not just an hour on court.

The eight courts sit alongside a small wellness wing, a daylight studio, a recovery area and an in-house cafe. The club holds a 4.7 Google rating across more than 240 reviews. Parking is on site and the building has step-free access from the street.

The padel courts

The club runs eight indoor padel courts under a permanent warehouse roof, with high ceilings that keep the lob in play and panoramic glass at the back walls. Lighting is overhead indoor LED on every court, so play is consistent from 7am through to midnight.

Climate control runs across the whole hall, which is the practical reason most Dubai players move indoors from April to October. Courts are standard doubles courts with synthetic turf and sand infill, set up for both casual play and structured drills.

Racket hire and balls are available at the front desk for anyone arriving without kit, and the on-site pro shop stocks rackets, grips and shoes if you want to upgrade after a session.

Booking and access

Court rates are quoted per court rather than per person. A 60 minute peak slot is around AED 294 per court, which works out at roughly AED 74 per person across four players, and a 90 minute slot is around AED 440 per court, or about AED 110 per person.

Off-peak weekday windows sit lower, with live rates showing at the booking step on the venue’s own MatchPoint system. Bookings run through the club website at padeledition.ae, which deep-links into the MatchPoint reservation page where you can pick court, duration and time.

The club is open daily from 7am to midnight, and the cafe and recovery rooms operate on the same window. For coaching, private hire or group queries, the team replies fastest on WhatsApp on +971 4 348 7481; the same number works for voice calls.

Cancellations follow the standard MatchPoint policy at the booking step. Prepaid court packages are available on request at the front desk for regulars who want to lock in a credit pack and save on rolling per-court rates.

Padel programme and social

Padel Edition runs a steady calendar of social mix-ins, in-house tournaments and themed nights across the eight courts, with sign-ups posted to the club’s Instagram at @padeledition.

The format is intentionally mixed - intermediate ladders, ladies’ mornings and beginner-friendly introductions sit alongside more competitive weekend brackets, so a player joining solo can usually find a level that fits.

The venue runs coaching through its in-house team, covering private one-to-one work, pairs sessions and small group classes. See the coaching tab on this listing for tier details and indicative pricing.

Beyond the courts, the building hosts the Studio Edition space for yoga, stretching and mobility, the Recover Edition area with sauna, ice bath and a hyperbaric chamber, and the Face Edition treatment room. All are open to members and casual players.

The Fuel Edition cafe handles food and drinks between matches, with smoothies, protein-led plates and coffee, and is a regular meeting point for the local padel community.

Best for

Padel Edition suits players who want indoor, climate-controlled padel in central Al Quoz and who care about what happens between matches - the sauna, ice bath and studio classes are genuinely part of the offer, not an afterthought.

It is a strong fit for regulars who want to stack court time with coaching and recovery in one stop, and for visitors who want a polished, design-forward venue without driving out to the edges of the city.

It is less of a fit if you are hunting for the cheapest court in Dubai or rooftop, open-air play - those are better served by outdoor clubs along Umm Suqeim and Al Khail. Peak weekday evenings book up fast, so plan ahead for slots between 6pm and 10pm.

Padel Edition runs an in-house coaching team covering private one-to-one lessons, pairs sessions and small group classes across beginner to advanced levels.