CUBE PADEL CHICAGO

CUBE PADEL CHICAGO is a three-court indoor padel club at 3900 South Ashland Avenue, Chicago, IL 60609, in the New City neighborhood on the near south side. The club opened on January 11, 2025 as one of the first dedicated padel facilities inside the City of Chicago.

The venue is part of the Cube Padel group, which also runs a five-court flagship in Houston, with Los Angeles announced as the next site. The site sits a short drive from I-55 and the Dan Ryan Expressway and is within reach of Pilsen, McKinley Park, Bridgeport, and the South Loop.

The club is membership-supported but open to non-members for pay-as-you-go bookings, with court time handled through Playtomic. The wider operator background is documented at cubepadel.com, and Mauro Lopez Berzosa is the named club contact for Chicago.

The padel courts

CUBE PADEL CHICAGO has three indoor padel courts, listed on Playtomic as Padel 1, Padel 2, and Padel 3. All three are double, panoramic-style courts with glass walls on every side, the layout used at most professional and World Padel Tour events.

The courts sit inside a converted commercial building with air conditioning throughout, so play stays comfortable through Chicago’s hot summers and cold winters. Lighting is permanent indoor LED, meaning evening sessions look the same as midday slots.

A small spectator area lines the courts for friends, partners, and players waiting for the next slot. A single pickleball court is also on site for visiting players who want to mix sports, but padel is the focus of the venue, the coaching program, and the social calendar.

Booking and access

Court bookings run through Playtomic at playtomic.com/clubs/cube-padel-chicago. The club takes 60-minute and 90-minute slots, with 90 minutes being the standard format on the published rate card. Peak hours run from 5 PM on weekdays and across all weekend hours.

Published peak rates show a 90-minute court at $180 per court for non-members, which works out to $45 per person across four players. Premium members pay $99 per court (about $24.75 per person) and Founding members pay $90 per court (about $22.50 per person).

Live rates and any off-peak morning discounts show at the booking step on Playtomic. Memberships are sold in two tiers: a $50 monthly plan and a $550 annual plan, both capped at 20 spots and both offering a 40 percent match discount, a 21-day booking window, six active reservations, and 12-hour cancellation. Non-members cancel up to 24 hours ahead.

Opening hours are Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM and Saturday to Sunday 9:00 AM to 8:30 PM. Free private parking is on site, and the building has step-free access. The club can be reached by phone on (618) 836-4767 or by email at info@cubepadel.com.

Programme and social

CUBE PADEL CHICAGO runs a regular calendar of beginner clinics, open play sessions, and intermediate mix-ins through Playtomic. Class formats range from a free 60-minute beginners clinic to 90-minute open play blocks at around $41.69 per player.

Private and group lessons of up to four players are available on request, and the club runs Saturday after-office and community evenings posted on its Instagram channel.

An on-site Wilson pro shop stocks rackets, balls, grips, and apparel, with racket rental for drop-in players. The clubhouse has a small cafeteria and snack bar, locker rooms with showers, and free WiFi for members working between matches.

The club runs coaching and clinics directly, and the wider coaching program is published on the Cube Padel coaching tab on this listing.

Best for padel in Chicago

CUBE PADEL CHICAGO is a strong fit for players based on the near south, central, or southwest sides of Chicago who want a true indoor club with a serious court layout, a coaching ladder, and a year-round social calendar.

The Founding and Premium member tiers make sense for players who expect to be on court two or more times a week. Casual one-off players can still book a single 90-minute peak slot at the non-member rate, though the per-person cost is highest in that scenario.

Anyone north of the Loop or in the far western suburbs may find Glenview or Mundelein closer, but for downtown and south-side players this is the most accessible padel club in Chicago today.