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The 108

The 108 in Brent Cross, London has six indoor panoramic padel courts beside baseball batting cages and a sports bar and grill. Peak court hire is £68 an hour.

Brent Terrace, Brent Cross, London NW2 1LT, UK

6 courts
Brent Cross NW2
4.5 from 92 Google reviews
£68 per hour, peak
6Indoor courts
2025Opened

About The 108

The 108 is an indoor padel and baseball centre at Brent Terrace, Brent Cross, London NW2 1LT, UK. It has six indoor panoramic padel courts, booked on Playtomic, and sits a 3 minute walk from Brent Cross West (Thameslink) station.

The venue opened in 2025 inside a converted warehouse that it shares with four HitTrax batting cages and two bullpens. With a sports bar and grill and an in-house coffee shop as well, it is a place built for a full evening rather than a quick hour on court.

The 108 has a different feel from a standalone padel club. Groups can play a match, move on to the batting cages, then finish with food and a drink without leaving the building.

The padel courts at The 108

There are six padel courts at The 108, all indoor and all panoramic. With no outdoor courts on site, every game is played under a roof, so rain and wind never decide whether your booking goes ahead.

Panoramic courts use glass walls with minimal framing, so play is easy to follow from outside the court. All six courts at The 108 are booked through the same Playtomic calendar.

Racket hire is available on site for players without their own kit, and the building has wifi and disabled access. If you are comparing covered venues across the city, see our list of indoor padel courts in London.

Booking, prices and access at The 108

The 108 takes court bookings on Playtomic, where every slot and price is shown before you pay. A first game needs nothing more than a Playtomic account and a group of four.

Opening hours at The 108 are 9am to 11pm from Monday to Thursday, 9am to midnight on Friday, 8am to midnight on Saturday and 8am to 11pm on Sunday.

The cheapest court time is the first hour of the weekday. Monday to Friday 9am to 10am costs £25 for 60 minutes. Off-peak, Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm, costs £35 for 60 minutes and £50 for 90 minutes.

Peak, Monday to Thursday 5pm to 10pm and Friday 5pm to 11pm, costs £68 per court for 60 minutes, or £17 each for four players, and £102 for 90 minutes. Saturday 8am to 11pm and Sunday 8am to 10pm are charged at the same £68 and £102.

Late slots are cheaper again. Monday to Thursday and Sunday, 10pm to 11pm costs £50 for 60 minutes, and Friday and Saturday, 11pm to midnight costs £50 for 60 minutes.

There is free parking for about 35 cars plus street parking nearby, and Brent Cross West (Thameslink) station is a 3 minute walk away. For a wider view of costs, read our guide to padel prices in London.

Programme and social at The 108

The social side of The 108 is built around its food and drink. The 108 Bar and The 108 American Bar & Grill is a baseball-themed sports bar serving smash burgers and chicken sandwiches, so post-match food is a few steps from the courts.

For something lighter, the in-house coffee shop at The 108 serves coffee with a pastry or snack, and works as a meeting point before an early weekend game, or a place to wait while the rest of the group finishes their match.

The four HitTrax batting cages and two bullpens make the venue a strong pick for group outings. Groups of friends, families and work teams can split time between padel and baseball or softball, then regroup in the bar afterwards.

Late closing on Friday and Saturday also suits evening socials. With courts running until midnight, a group can book a late slot, eat at the grill and keep the night going in one place.

Who The 108 is best for

The 108 is best for London players who want guaranteed indoor padel, with six panoramic courts that are never at the mercy of the weather. It also suits anyone arriving by train, given the short walk from Brent Cross West.

Players on a budget get the most from the early weekday slot at £25 and the off-peak window, while evening players pay the peak rate in exchange for prime after-work times. Late slots at £50 are a good middle ground.

Beginners can hire a racket and book a court like anyone else; our beginner’s guide to padel in London explains the rules and the walls before a first visit. To compare other venues, browse padel clubs in London, or see the club website for the bar, grill and batting cages.

Facilities

  • Cafe / Bar
  • Disabled Access
  • Indoor Courts
  • Online Booking
  • Panoramic Courts
  • Parking
  • Pay-and-Play
  • Racket Hire
  • Restaurant
  • WiFi

Frequently asked

How much does it cost to book a padel court at The 108?

Padel at The 108 costs £25 for 60 minutes from 9am to 10am, Monday to Friday. Off-peak, Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm, is £35 for 60 minutes or £50 for 90. Peak, weekday evenings from 5pm and all weekend, is £68 for 60 minutes (£17 each for four) or £102 for 90. Late slots, 10pm to 11pm Sunday to Thursday and 11pm to midnight Friday and Saturday, cost £50 an hour.

How do I book a court at The 108?

The 108 takes court bookings on Playtomic. Search for the club on the Playtomic app or website, pick a slot and pay online, with every price shown before you confirm. You can book 60 or 90 minute slots depending on the time of day.

Are the padel courts at The 108 indoor or outdoor?

All six padel courts at The 108 are indoor, and all six are panoramic, with glass walls and minimal framing. There are no outdoor padel courts at the venue, so games go ahead whatever the weather, which makes it a reliable choice for winter evenings in London.

Is there parking at The 108?

Yes, The 108 has free parking for about 35 cars, and there is also street parking nearby. If you are coming by train, Brent Cross West (Thameslink) station is a 3 minute walk from the venue at Brent Terrace, Brent Cross, London NW2 1LT.

Is The 108 good for beginners?

Yes, The 108 suits beginners: the venue has racket hire on site, so new players do not need their own kit, and all six courts are indoor, which keeps conditions steady while you learn. The Monday to Friday 9am to 10am slot at £25 for 60 minutes is the cheapest way to try a first game.

What are the opening hours at The 108?

The 108 is open 9am to 11pm from Monday to Thursday, 9am to midnight on Friday, 8am to midnight on Saturday and 8am to 11pm on Sunday. Courts are booked on Playtomic, which shows the free slots for any day before you travel to the venue.

Getting there

Brent Terrace, Brent Cross, London NW2 1LT, UK

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