Padel Court for Hotels — How to Attract Guests with Sports Amenities

Padel can add a social, accessible activity to a hotel’s offer, one that guests of different ages and experience levels can play together. This article covers which MejorSet models suit a hotel setting, what the hotel needs to prepare on site and how Smart Padel links court access and lighting to bookings. According to the manufacturer’s references, MejorSet courts are already installed at luxury resorts in the Maldives, including Kuredu, One&Only, Cheval Blanc and Hurawalhi.

Why Padel Suits Hotels

Unlike tennis, padel is easy to pick up, so guests who have never held a racket can start playing quickly. The sport is inherently social: it is usually played in doubles, which creates natural opportunities for guests to meet and interact, and a session fits easily into the day’s schedule. Families with children can also play together, whatever their level of experience.

Hotels can run guest tournaments, offer packages with coaching sessions, work with local padel clubs and use the court for team-building events. The hotel plans and runs that programme itself or with partners; Premidel supplies the court and equipment.

Player safety matters in a hotel setting as well. Every MejorSet model has an anti-injury folded mesh system: the mesh is folded inwards at the edges, with no exposed cut wires at player height.

Which Court Models Suit Hotels Best

For hotel environments, sightlines matter as much as the court itself. The MejorSet Full Panoramic has no corner posts, giving an open 360° view of play through 12 mm tempered glass — suited to venues where guests watch from outside the court, such as a terrace or pool deck.

The MejorSet Panoramic RC-10 adds corner posts to the panoramic design, which can carry branding, while keeping 12 mm tempered glass on the back and side walls. It has the same 20 × 10 m dimensions as Full Panoramic, and MejorSet describes it as its best value-for-money model.

Both models use a Magnelis (zinc-aluminium-magnesium) steel structure with QUALICOAT powder coating; for coastal and high-temperature sites MejorSet offers an optional two-layer epoxy primer, which we recommend for seaside resorts. The courts are not maintenance-free: the structural polymer joints that hold the glass need regular care.

Family resorts can combine a standard court with a MejorSet Kids court, a 10 × 5 m format built to the same standard for younger players.

Smart Technology for Easier Court Management

Hotel operators need a court that can run without constant staff intervention. Smart Padel connects access control (app, PIN, RFID or Bluetooth) and automatic lighting to a supported booking platform, so a booked session can open court access and switch on the lights without staff on site. Smart Padel supports a booking API, and we check compatibility with the booking platform you plan to use before the order.

Premidel supplies the hardware; the required monthly cloud subscription is contracted directly with Smart Padel Automation. Smart Padel also provides usage analytics, which help with planning court availability and maintenance windows.

Space and Site Preparation

A standard double court has a 20 × 10 m playing area. MejorSet’s outdoor foundation guideline specifies a slab of at least 11 × 21 m per court, and access and circulation need additional space defined in the site layout. The investor prepares the level concrete or asphalt base, drainage and electrical connections to our technical requirements, which we send on request.

According to MejorSet, the standard Full Panoramic, Panoramic RC-10, FIP Official Court, Premier Padel Official Court and MejorSet Kids configurations are certified for wind loads of 140 km/h; for more exposed sites the range also includes Panoramic RC MAX (190 km/h) and X-Treme (265 km/h). The design wind load for a specific site is set by the structural engineer under local regulations.

If a covering is planned, include it when the base is designed, as the covering structure needs its own foundations and anchoring. Roof or terrace installations are not confirmed in advance: feasibility, anchoring and warranty depend on a structural check by your engineer and MejorSet’s approval for the specific base.

Getting Started

Premidel supplies MejorSet courts with transport from Spain and assembly within the agreed quotation. Assembly is carried out by specialised installation teams that work exclusively with MejorSet systems, and after assembly we source genuine spare parts. Contact us with the location, intended court count and site photos to discuss which MejorSet model fits your property and to receive a no-obligation quotation.