Indoor Padel Ketsch

Indoor padel in Ketsch gives predictable conditions without rain or wind. When comparing a padel hall, look at clear ceiling height, ventilation, lighting, turf and changing facilities. Eight metres or more is comfortable for high lobs; six metres is a common practical minimum.

Indoor courts are especially popular in autumn and winter. Use the map, open suitable venues and check their official booking calendars. Prices may vary by time, weekday and demand.

Ideal for rainy days, dark winter months and fixed league nights that can't be cancelled. Also comfortable for beginners, since wind is never a factor.

• Playable in rain, storms and frost – bookable all year.
• Steady artificial light instead of changing daylight – good for technique work.
• Usually comes with changing rooms, showers and a lounge area on site.