Open since last September , Padel Les Cabanes It has quickly established itself as a new destination for padel enthusiasts in Montpellier. Located in the heart of the complex ibis Styles & ibis Budget Montpellier Airport Exhibition Center The club offers a concept that goes far beyond simply booking a pitch: bringing together sport, catering, accommodation and professional events in one place.
A unique setting for playing padel in Montpellier
The three padel courts de Padel The Cabanes are located within a complex designed to offer a true leisure experience. Here, padel is played in a modern and friendly environment, where everything is in place to extend the enjoyment before or after matches.
ouverts 7 days on 7 , 7:00am to 22:30pm The courts welcome both regular players and beginners wishing to discover the sport.
Thanks to its prime location, just minutes from Montpellier Méditerranée Airport and the Exhibition Centre, the club is easily accessible for residents of the metropolis as well as for visitors passing through.
Much more than a padel club
À Padel At Les Cabanes, sport is accompanied by a genuine atmosphere of sharing. The complex was designed to allow players to extend their visit in a welcoming environment.
After a game, head towards The Cabanes Brewery which offers Mediterranean cuisine showcasing homemade products, tapas to share, cocktails, and a large sunny terrace. Whether for a drink, lunch, or dinner, the place invites relaxation.
With friends, family, or colleagues, Padel Les Cabanes offers an ideal setting to share a moment that is both sporty and delicious.








A space dedicated to businesses and events
The complex also welcomes professionals thanks to six modern and modular seminar rooms .
Meetings, training sessions, conferences, team-building activities, or after-work events can be organized on-site, with the option of adding a padel tennis activity to the program. The combination of accommodation, catering, and sports facilities makes it an ideal location. Padel Les Cabanes is a venue particularly suited to corporate events.
Accessible prices
The club offers a pricing structure adapted to different time slots.
In Week
Off-peak hours (8:00 to 11:30 and from 14:30 to 16:30)
- 1 hour: €6 per person
- 1 hour 30 minutes: €8 per person
Peak hours (11:30 to 14:30 and from 16:30 to 21:30)
- 1 hour: €10 per person
- 1 hour 30 minutes: €12 per person
The weekend
- 1 hour: €6 per person
- 1 hour 30 minutes: €8 per person
Additional services
- Snowshoe rental: €3 per person
- Tube of 3 balls: €8
A new padel destination in Montpellier
With its concept combining Padel tennis, catering, accommodation and event spaces , Padel Les Cabanes is part of the new generation of padel clubs. More than just a place to play, the complex aims to be a true living space where sport, conviviality and relaxation come together.
Whether you want to play a game with friends, organize a professional event, share a meal, or simply discover padel in a welcoming setting, Padel Les Cabanes offers a complete range of accommodation in the heart of Montpellier.
Practical information
- 3 latest generation padel courts
- Open daily from 7h00 to 22h30
- Brasserie Les Cabanes and large terrace
- Mediterranean cuisine tapas, cocktails and homemade dishes
- 6 seminar rooms for businesses and events
- Accommodation on site (ibis Styles & ibis Budget)
- In the immediate vicinity of Montpellier Méditerranée Airport and the Exhibition Centre
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