Self-catering stays with padel courts at The Point
Add a game of padel to your next Cornwall holiday. Fast-paced, sociable and easy to pick up, padel combines elements of tennis and squash, making it a great choice for families, friends and players of all abilities.
At The Point, we have two outdoor padel courts open to beginners and regular players alike. Book a court for up to four people, join other players through Playtomic, or keep an eye out for tournaments and social sessions taking place throughout the year.
The self-catering properties below are all located on-site at The Point, so getting to the courts is easy on foot. Choose from apartments with sea views or our Rosearrow cottages, with your own kitchen, living space and bedrooms giving you the flexibility of self-catering alongside The Point’s resort facilities.
It makes The Point particularly well placed for a padel holiday in Cornwall, with the courts on your doorstep and Polzeath, Rock and Daymer Bay all close by when you’re ready to swap your racket for the coast.
FAQs
- How do I book a padel holiday at The Point?Choose the property that suits your group below and book your stay online. Alternatively, contact our bookings team and we can help you find the right accommodation for your dates and group size.
Padel courts are booked separately through the Playtomic app. - Can we hire padel equipment?Yes. Padel rackets are available to hire from our Health Club reception, with rackets and balls also available to buy.
- Are padel court bookings included with our stay?Court hire is booked separately through Playtomic and costs £28 per court for one hour, for up to four players.
Court availability is released around 17 days in advance and bookings are made on a first come, first served basis, so we recommend reserving your preferred times before your stay where possible. - Do you also have tennis courts?Yes. We also have outdoor tennis courts at The Point, available to hire for £12 per court for one hour.
- Is padel suitable for beginners?Absolutely. One of the reasons padel has become so popular is that it’s relatively easy to get started. The smaller court, underarm serve and use of the surrounding walls make it a sociable game for mixed abilities, so beginners can enjoy playing alongside more experienced friends and family.
