Questions we
get asked a lot.

If your question isn't here, send us a message on WhatsApp or call the desk. Someone will answer properly.

Starting out

I've never played padel. Can I still come?
Yes, and most people who walk in for the first time have never played. Padel is genuinely easy to start because the serve is underarm and the walls keep the ball in play, so beginners get real rallies in their first session. Tell whoever is on the desk that it's your first time and they'll show you the grip and the basic rules.
Do I need to bring three other people?
No. Padel is doubles, so a match needs four players, but you don't have to find them yourself. Come to the Americano every Sunday at 19:00, where partners rotate through the session, or book a lesson, which works for one or two people. You can also message us and we'll add you to the WhatsApp player group, where people look for a fourth most days. Most of our regulars found their group by turning up alone.
Do I need my own racket?
No. We keep rackets at the desk for anyone to borrow, free, every session and not only your first. There's no need to buy one until you know you'll keep playing.
What should I wear?
Normal sports clothes and clean sneakers with a flat sole. Running shoes are fine to start with. Please don't wear shoes you've been walking outside in all day, because grit is what ruins indoor turf.
Can children play?
Yes. The Padel Zone junior academy takes players aged 6 to 16 and trains twice a week, on Wednesdays and Fridays. We provide rackets in the right size, and the first lesson is free.
Do you offer lessons?
Yes. We have four coaches, Jose Melendez, Fresk Sylhasi, Benita Selmanaj and Osman Reçica, offering private lessons, pair lessons, and an adult academy at €40 a month for one 60-minute session a week, with three or four players. Lessons are arranged through the desk so we can match you to the right coach and time.

Booking and prices

How do I book a court?
Book on the website or in the Padel Zone app, which shows every free slot for the week and lets you pick your court, or call the desk, or simply walk in and ask. Outside weekday evenings there's very often a court free.
How much does it cost?
A court is €28 for 90 minutes between 11:30 and 16:00, which is 30% off, and €40 between 16:00 and 23:30. The price is per court for two to four players, so split it between you. Members pay less. Balls are included and rackets are free to borrow. You pay at reception when you arrive.
Do I need a membership?
No, anyone can book a court and pay for it on the day. A membership only makes it cheaper. €49 for the year takes 20% off every session and everything in the shop. €49 a month buys eight sessions up front. You take one or the other, and both include the spa and the Hyperice recovery boots.
What if the weather is bad?
It makes no difference. All eight of our courts are indoors, so nothing is ever canceled for rain, wind or heat.

Practical things

What are your opening hours?
We're open every day from 11:30 to 23:30. Our busiest hours are weekday evenings between 18:00 and 22:00, so book those in advance. After 22:00 you'll usually have your pick of the courts.
Where exactly are you?
Padel Zone is near Marigona Residence in Fshati Preoc, about fifteen minutes by car from the center of Prishtina. Any taxi driver will know the location.
Is there parking?
Yes, free parking directly outside the entrance.
How many courts do you have?
Eight, all indoors, all built to the same standard with panoramic glass, professional turf and tournament grade lighting. We opened in 2025.
Are there showers and changing rooms?
Yes, changing rooms with hot showers, plus a sauna overlooking the courts, a recovery lounge with compression boots, and a bar.
Do you host tournaments?
Every week. Americano on Sundays at 19:00, plus charity tournaments, events for different causes and open tournaments through the year. All levels are welcome and you can enter alone.
What is the fastest way to reach you?
WhatsApp. Send us a message and someone at the desk answers, usually within the hour while we're open. Use it for lessons, memberships, tournament entries and anything you'd rather ask a person than an app. Court bookings themselves are quickest online or in the Padel Zone app.

Try it on court.

Book a court and try it. Rackets are at the desk and someone will always show you the basics.

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