Where to Play Padel in Tbilisi: Courts, Prices & How to Book

Padel has exploded in Georgia. A few years ago only a handful of people played it. Now there are courts all over Tbilisi, a busy tournament calendar and new clubs opening every few months. It is also one of the easiest racket sports to start: you book a glass-walled court by the hour, rackets are often included or cheap to rent and most people are rallying in their very first game.

This guide compares every padel club we could find in Tbilisi, plus one in nearby Rustavi. The prices come from each club’s own website or booking page.

Prices checked in October 2026; confirm when you book. Clubs change their prices often. “Call to confirm” means we could not find a price we trust.

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The price is for one court for one hour. Everyone on the court shares it. On a phone, swipe the table sideways to see every column.

The clubs, one by one

GymBreeze Ninoshvili: central and social

Egnate Ninoshvili St 64, in Chugureti. This is the biggest outdoor club in the city, with nine courts. It runs the Breeze League (match nights on Tuesdays and Wednesdays), a yearly club tournament and international FIP events. On weekdays a court costs 40 GEL from 11:00 to 18:00 and 60 GEL in the morning and evening. At weekends it is 60 GEL all day. We read these prices on the club’s booking page. Evenings fill up fast, so book early. Rackets are a 4 GEL rental. Book on gymbreeze.ge or in the GymBreeze app.

GymBreeze Radio City: the cheapest evenings

Barbare Bairamashvili St 3, at Radio City. These are three outdoor courts from the same team. They have the cheapest evening price we found in Tbilisi: 30–40 GEL an hour. Online booking showed evening times only, from 17:00. Rackets are 4 GEL. There is a diner on site. GymBreeze’s booking page also lists a third location, Sport Palace, with evening times at 60 GEL. Ask the club for details.

Padel Academy: indoor play in any weather

Petre Kavtaradze St, in Saburtalo. All three courts are inside a building, so wind, rain and winter do not stop your game. It is open every day from 08:00 to 02:00. The national padel federation says its coaches are licensed and come from abroad. The court price only shows after you log in to the booking page, so call to confirm: +995 599 47 11 33. Good to know: the club’s rules say paid time is not refunded.

Padelbade: indoor courts in three places

Padelbade has courts in Krtsanisi (five indoor courts at 7 Giorgi Guramishvili St), Dighomi (two roofed courts at the Bendukidze University Campus) and Rustavi (Youth Park). A court costs 60 GEL an hour on weekday daytimes and 80 GEL in the evening and at weekends. The club’s pages give two different times for when the cheaper price ends (18:00 or 19:00), so check. Rackets and balls are included and the club says parking is free. You can cancel up to 12 hours before and get all your money back. Book on padelbade.com or in the Padelbade app.

KUS TBA Padel: a day out by the lake

Eight outdoor courts by Turtle Lake (Kus Tba), with a café, parking and seats for watching. Play a few games, then walk around the lake. The club’s website lists a price of 80 GEL, so check how long that covers when you book. Rackets and balls are free if you ask at the desk. It is open every day from 08:00 to 02:00. Booking is online only and money is not refunded if you cancel. Book on kustbapadel.ge.

Lemans Padel: cheaper weekday daytimes at Lisi

Four outdoor courts in the Lisi Lemans complex near Lisi Lake, next to karting, a café and other games. A court costs 50 GEL an hour on weekdays before 17:00 and 70 GEL at other times. Two rackets and three balls come with the court. You pay online when you book and there are no refunds. If bad weather stops play, you can move your time. Book on booking.lemanspadel.ge.

Tbilisi Padel: the first club in Georgia, now in three parks

Tbilisi Padel calls itself Georgia’s first padel club; the country’s first court opened in Mtatsminda Park in 2022. Today it has outdoor courts in Mtatsminda Park, Ilia’s Garden and Didi Dighomi. Every court costs 60 GEL an hour. Didi Dighomi also has a 1-vs-1 court for 50 GEL, which is handy when there are only two of you. Book on tbilisipadel.ge.

Padel Island: tournaments and community

Padel Island has two places in Tbilisi. Gymnasia Sport Park at Lisi Lake has two outdoor courts and a new padel ping-pong court. Expo Park on Akaki Tsereteli Ave has one roofed court and one open court. This is the club for organised play: weekend “Jungle Games” tournaments by level, Americano nights, a ranking ladder and a kids’ academy for ages 3–12. Prices only show inside its booking system, so call to confirm: +995 511 133 551. You pay when you book. Cancel more than 24 hours before and you get a refund or credit. Book on booking.padelisland.ge or in the Padel Island app.

New: PadelHub in Saburtalo

39 Petre Kavtaradze St, in Saburtalo. PadelHub is new in 2026, with open and covered courts and pickleball too. Daytime is cheap: 40 GEL an hour from 08:00 to 15:00. After 15:00 the open court costs 60 GEL and the covered court 70 GEL. You can rent a racket at the club. It is open from 08:00 to 01:00 and you pay online when you book. Book on padelhub.ge.

New: Padel Gldani

56 Ilia Vekua St, in Gldani. This is the pick if you live in the north of the city. It has three courts: two roofed and one open. The roofed courts cost 60 GEL on weekdays and 70 GEL at weekends. The open court costs 50 GEL on weekdays and 60 GEL at weekends. Rackets and balls are included. You can cancel up to one hour before and get your hours back as a coupon. It is open every day from 08:00 to 02:00. Book on padelgldani.ge or send a message on WhatsApp.

New: Gpadel in Tskneti

Play among the trees: Gpadel is outdoor padel in Tskneti’s central park, at 10 Grigol Abashidze St, a short drive up the hill from the city. Dogs are welcome. It is open every day from 08:00 to 02:00. You book by phone: +995 599 261 322. Call to confirm the price.

New: VR Krtsanisi

A padel court at the VR resort in Krtsanisi. The resort’s own page lists 60 GEL an hour on weekdays and 80 GEL at weekends. Send a message on WhatsApp first to check that outside players can book.

New: Higgs in Rustavi

Three courts on Giorgi Nikoladze St in Rustavi, about 25 km from Tbilisi. It has the cheapest daytime price we found: 30 GEL an hour in the daytime and 60 GEL in the evening. It is open every day from 08:00 to 01:00. Book on higgs.ge.

Coming soon and closed: PadelHipp, a new club at the Rustavi Hippodrome, says padel is coming soon. Sportscape, which we listed in June, seems to be closed, so we took it out.

Where the clubs are: GymBreeze Ninoshvili and Tbilisi Padel’s Mtatsminda Park and Ilia’s Garden courts are the most central. Padel Academy and PadelHub are in Saburtalo. KUS TBA, Lemans and Padel Island’s Lisi courts sit by the lakes on the western edge. Padelbade and VR are in Krtsanisi. Padel Gldani is in the north and Gpadel is up in Tskneti. Padelbade and Higgs also have courts in Rustavi. Check the area before you pick.

What it costs

Padel is priced per court, per hour, not per person. So the cost is split between everyone playing. In October 2026 a court in Tbilisi costs 30–80 GEL an hour. Most clubs charge 50–70 GEL. Split between four players, that is roughly 8–20 GEL each.

Weekday daytimes are the cheapest. For example: Higgs in the daytime (30 GEL), GymBreeze Ninoshvili at midday (40 GEL), PadelHub before 15:00 (40 GEL) and Lemans before 17:00 (50 GEL). Evenings and weekends cost the most: at Padelbade the price goes from 60 to 80 GEL.

Rackets are included at Padelbade, Lemans and Padel Gldani. KUS TBA lends them free and GymBreeze rents them for 4 GEL. None of the clubs we checked lists separate winter and summer prices.

Prices checked in October 2026; confirm when you book.

How to book a court

Courts are booked by the hour. Evenings and weekends fill up first, so book ahead. Right now the surest way is to book directly with the club, using the links in the table above.

More clubs now take payment online when you book. The cancellation rules are very different:

• Padel Gldani: cancel up to 1 hour before and get your hours back as a coupon.
• Padelbade: cancel up to 12 hours before for a full refund.
• Padel Island: cancel more than 24 hours before for a refund or credit.
• Lemans, KUS TBA and Padel Academy: paid time is not refunded.

So read the club’s rules before you pay. Arrive a few minutes early. If rackets are included, you only need comfortable clothes and clean court shoes.

PlayTime is launching soon: compare and book padel courts across Tbilisi in one place. Take a look at PlayTime. Until then, the clubs in this guide take bookings through their own websites, apps and phone numbers listed above.

Finding players

Padel is played in fours. The hardest part is often finding a fourth player. Here are some easy fixes in Tbilisi:

• WhatsApp groups. In the public group Find Padel Players, players post when they need a partner. Padel Island also has a WhatsApp community for its games and tournaments.
• Leagues and tournaments. GymBreeze’s Breeze League, Padel Island’s Jungle Games and Americano nights and PadelHub’s tournaments are good ways to meet players at your level.
• Only two of you? Tbilisi Padel’s 1-vs-1 court in Didi Dighomi is made for that.
• The bigger calendar. The Georgian National Padel Federation posts the country’s tournaments.

How padel works (the rules in a minute)

Padel is quick to learn. Here are the basics:

• Played in fours, two against two. It is a doubles game.
• Small enclosed court, a good bit smaller than a tennis court, with glass walls you can play the ball off. It is a bit like squash.
• Solid rackets with no strings. You serve underarm. The ball must bounce once before you hit it.
• Scored exactly like tennis: 15, 30, 40, then games and sets.
• The walls are in play. The ball can bounce off the glass and you can still return it. This keeps rallies long and makes the game easy to get hooked on.

Tips for a good first game

• Book evenings early. Peak times go fast. A weekday daytime is the easy choice for a last-minute game.
• Try midday on a weekday. Several clubs charge less then. In summer, though, outdoor courts get hot in the middle of the day.
• Outdoors in good weather, indoors when it turns. For rain and winter, try Padel Academy, Padelbade, the roofed courts at Padel Gldani or the covered courts at PadelHub and Padel Island’s Expo Park.
• Wear court shoes, not running shoes. They grip better and protect the surface. Some clubs do not let you play without them.
• Ask whether rackets are included if you do not own one.

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Ready to play?

Pick a club from the table, book directly with it and grab your time before the evening fills up. And keep an eye out: PlayTime is launching soon, so you can compare and book padel courts across Tbilisi in one place. Visit app.playtime.ge.