Our directory lists more than 120 places to play pickleball in Hong Kong. Three indoor clubs are a cut above the rest: 212HK in Wong Chuk Hang, Dink City in Quarry Bay and PickleVibes at iSQUARE in Tsim Sha Tsui. At the first two, a non-member court costs HK$450-480 an hour off-peak and HK$700-780 at peak. PickleVibes has training courts from HK$250. All three are air-conditioned, open to non-members, within ten minutes of an MTR exit, and bookable online.
These are the three venues we feature in our Hong Kong court directory. Every price below was checked against the club's own booking page on 22 October 2026. Rates are per court per hour unless stated, so divide by the number of players: an off-peak hour at 212HK comes to about HK$113 a head for four.
Which pickleball court in Hong Kong should you book?
Book Dink City if you want the best playing conditions in the city: five full-size acrylic courts under six-metre ceilings. Book 212HK if you want the most going on around the court, from the bar and pro shop to more than 30 organised sessions a week. Book PickleVibes iSQUARE if you are in Kowloon, or you want a cheap training court straight off the MTR.
212HK | Dink City | PickleVibes iSQUARE | |
|---|---|---|---|
District | Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong Island | Quarry Bay, Hong Kong Island | Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon |
Courts | 4 indoor | 5 indoor | 5 indoor (2 competition, 1 VIP box, 2 training) |
Floor area | 1,394 m² (15,000 sq ft), two floors | 1,672 m² (18,000 sq ft), one floor | Not published |
Ceiling | 3.6-4.2 m | About 6 m | Not published |
Opening hours | Mon-Sat 8am-midnight, Sun 8am-10pm | Daily 8am-11pm | Daily 10am-midnight |
Cheapest non-member hour | HK$450 | HK$480 | HK$250 (training court), HK$380 (competition court) |
Peak non-member hour | HK$700 | HK$780 | HK$680-780 |
Nearest MTR | Wong Chuk Hang, Exit B, 2 min | Quarry Bay, Exit C, 5-10 min | Tsim Sha Tsui, linked to the mall |
Google rating | 4.9 (48 reviews) | 4.4 (24 reviews) | Too new to judge (2 reviews) |
Opened | Longest established of the three | September 2026 | August 2026 |
Everything else in the city, including the free Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) venues and the members-only clubs, is in our Hong Kong pickleball court directory.
212HK, Wong Chuk Hang: four courts, a bar and the busiest social calendar
212HK is the largest indoor pickleball club on Hong Kong Island: 1,394 m² (15,000 sq ft) over the 15th and 16th floors of S22 at 22 Heung Yip Road, with four acrylic courts, a courtside café and bar, and the SmashPoint pro shop. Non-members pay HK$450 an hour off-peak and HK$700 at peak. It is a two-minute walk from Wong Chuk Hang MTR Exit B, and the building has parking.
The founder is Naveed Khawaja, a former representative cricketer who says he started the club because he could not find enough places to play. The name is a nod to the idea that water is hot at 211 degrees Fahrenheit and boils at 212.
On court you get four permanent indoor courts with painted lines, semi-permanent nets, match lighting and AI cameras that replay points on the screens above the café. Ceiling clearance is 3.6-4.2 m, and that is the one thing to know before you book: a high lob will find the ceiling at the lower end of that range. The courts are split across both floors, with the café, bar and shop on the 15th.
212HK's hourly rates, from its booking page on 22 October 2026:
Court booking | Non-members | Members |
|---|---|---|
Off-peak: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sun 3pm-10pm | HK$450 | HK$350 |
Peak: Mon-Fri from 5pm, Sun 9am-3pm, Sat and public holidays all day | HK$700 | HK$550 |
After Dark private court, from 7pm | HK$1,000 | HK$850 |
Paddle rental is HK$40, HK$60 or HK$80 an hour depending on the paddle, and a ball machine is HK$100 an hour. Memberships are HK$449, HK$749 or HK$999 a month for Bronze, Gold and Inner Circle, each with a one-month trial before a six-month minimum. You do not need one to book a court or join a session.
The social calendar is why regulars keep coming back. There are DUPR-rated sessions on Monday nights and Saturday mornings, Pink Tuesdays from 7pm to 9pm, an After Dark social at HK$300 for two and a half hours from 9:30pm, and a Pickle and Lunch deal at HK$150 an hour including lunch, Monday to Friday from 12pm to 3pm. We know of no cheaper way onto a private court in Hong Kong. Coaching runs from beginner classes up to a junior academy.
Wear sports attire and non-marking shoes. Showers and lockers are on site.
Dink City, Quarry Bay: five full courts under six-metre ceilings
Dink City is the newest of the three and the best place in Hong Kong to play serious pickleball: 1,672 m² (18,000 sq ft) on the fourth floor of Kodak House Phase 1 at 321 Java Road, with five full-dimension acrylic courts, each fenced, under ceilings of about six metres. Non-members pay HK$480 an hour on weekday days, HK$660 on weekday late afternoons and at weekends, and HK$780 on weekday evenings. It opens daily from 8am to 11pm.
The club soft-launched on 9 August 2026, hosted the Hong Kong Pickleball League Season 3 finals on 22 August, and officially opened on 20 September. Six metres of clearance is rare in Hong Kong, where most indoor courts sit under office or industrial ceilings. If your game involves lobs and overheads, this is where to play them. The nets are JOOLA wheeled tournament nets, the courts have AI camera replay, and there is generous run-off between courts.
Dink City's rates, from its booking page on 22 October 2026:
Time band | When | Non-members | Members |
|---|---|---|---|
Value | Mon-Fri 8am-4pm | HK$480 | HK$380 |
Social | Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm, weekends and public holidays all day | HK$660 | HK$560 |
Prime | Mon-Fri 6pm-11pm | HK$780 | HK$680 |
There is no guest fee, each court takes up to eight players, and basic paddles and balls are free. A weekday morning hour shared between eight people therefore costs HK$60 each. Premium paddles can be rented. Membership is a prepaid top-up rather than a monthly fee. HK$2,800 buys member rates and a seven-day booking window for three months. HK$6,800 adds 5 percent bonus credit and ten days' notice for six months. HK$18,800 adds 10 percent and 14 days for a year. Non-members can book seven days ahead.
Off the court there is Dinker's Café, a garden lounge, a pro shop, and changing rooms with showers and one-time-code lockers. Coaching covers one-to-one, pairs and group lessons, plus junior programmes and holiday camps. Quarry Bay MTR Exit C is the closest station. The club says five minutes on foot; our partner DinkStart timed it nearer ten. North Point is also walkable, and there are public car parks and metered bays nearby.
Two house rules worth knowing: non-marking shoes only, and staying more than five minutes past your slot is charged as a full hour at the peak rate.
PickleVibes iSQUARE, Tsim Sha Tsui: courts inside an MTR-linked mall
PickleVibes iSQUARE is the most central court in Kowloon: Shop 401 on the fourth floor of iSQUARE at 63 Nathan Road, which connects directly to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station. It opened in August 2026 as the second PickleVibes venue after Lai Chi Kok, with two competition courts, a VIP box court and two training courts. Training courts start at HK$250 an hour and competition courts at HK$380, rising to HK$780 at weekends. It opens daily from 10am to midnight.
The set-up is unlike the other two. The two competition courts are full size under an LED-lit black ceiling. The VIP box is a private court with lounge seating and a 370-inch LED wall, built for groups who want the court to themselves. The two training courts are narrower than a full court and one has a ball machine, so they suit drilling, lessons and singles practice rather than doubles. The surface is acrylic-painted rather than rubber matting.
PickleVibes iSQUARE's rates, as recorded by DinkStart on 17 October 2026 and held in our directory:
Court | Mon-Fri 10am-4pm | Mon-Fri 4pm-midnight | Weekends and public holidays |
|---|---|---|---|
Competition court 1 | HK$480 | HK$700 | HK$780 |
Competition court 2 | HK$380 | HK$600 | HK$680 |
VIP box court | HK$480 | HK$600 | HK$750 |
Training court | HK$250 | HK$320 | HK$380 |
VIP members get 20 percent off, and an unlimited social-play pass costs HK$880 a month. Booking runs through a points wallet on picklevibes.hk, with a HK$100 minimum top-up and a 14-day booking window, or by WhatsApp on +852 6190 2761. Socials are organised through the club's Reclub group.
Capacity is eight players on a competition court, six in the VIP box and four on a training court. Arrive 15 minutes early and bring proper court shoes, because the club charges a HK$100 cleaning fee per black shoe mark. There are showers, a spectator area, vending machines for gear and drinks, and the mall's car park.
What an hour costs at each court
Off-peak, a non-member court costs HK$450 at 212HK, HK$480 at Dink City and HK$380-480 for a competition court at PickleVibes. At peak the order shifts: HK$700 at 212HK, HK$780 at Dink City and HK$680-780 at PickleVibes. The cheapest full-size court at any hour is PickleVibes' second competition court at HK$380 on a weekday before 4pm. The cheapest court of any kind is a PickleVibes training court at HK$250.
Non-member rate, per court per hour | 212HK | Dink City | PickleVibes iSQUARE (competition) |
|---|---|---|---|
Weekday daytime | HK$450 (9am-5pm) | HK$480 (8am-4pm) | HK$380-480 (10am-4pm) |
Weekday evening | HK$700 (from 5pm) | HK$660 (4pm-6pm), HK$780 (6pm-11pm) | HK$600-700 (from 4pm) |
Saturday and public holidays | HK$700 | HK$660 | HK$680-780 |
Sunday | HK$700 (9am-3pm), HK$450 (3pm-10pm) | HK$660 | HK$680-780 |
Per person, 4 players, cheapest hour | HK$113 | HK$120 | HK$95 |
Per person, 8 players, cheapest hour | Not stated | HK$60 | HK$48 |
Two deals change the maths. 212HK's Pickle and Lunch is HK$150 an hour with lunch on weekdays from 12pm to 3pm. And on Sunday afternoons 212HK drops to HK$450 after 3pm while Dink City stays at its Social rate of HK$660, so a Sunday afternoon game at 212HK is HK$210 an hour cheaper.
Member rates take HK$100 an hour off at both 212HK and Dink City, and 20 percent off at PickleVibes. If you play once a week at peak, a 212HK Bronze membership at HK$449 a month pays for itself in about five sessions. Dink City's HK$2,800 top-up earns back the same HK$100 an hour on every booking until the credit runs out.
How to book, and what to bring
All three clubs take online bookings and none requires membership. 212HK books through its ROLLER page, linked from 212hk.com. Dink City books at book.dinkhk.com, prepaid, with a seven-day window for non-members. PickleVibes books through the points wallet at picklevibes.hk, 14 days ahead, or by WhatsApp.
Bring non-marking indoor court shoes. All three clubs require them, and PickleVibes fines HK$100 per black mark. You do not need a paddle: Dink City lends basic paddles and balls free, 212HK rents them from HK$40 an hour, and PickleVibes sells and rents gear from its vending machines. Arrive ten to fifteen minutes before your slot. Dink City charges a full peak hour if you overrun by more than five minutes, and PickleVibes asks you to check in 15 minutes early.
New to the sport? Book a social or beginner session rather than an empty court. 212HK runs beginner guided play and more than 30 organised sessions a week, Dink City has beginner intro classes and social nights, and PickleVibes' HK$880 monthly pass covers unlimited coached social play. Our guide to pickleball court etiquette explains what to expect when you join a game with strangers.
Common questions
How much does it cost to play pickleball in Hong Kong?
A private indoor court costs HK$450-480 an hour off-peak and HK$660-780 at peak at the city's top clubs, before splitting between up to four players (eight at Dink City and on PickleVibes' competition courts). Training courts at PickleVibes start at HK$250. Paddle rental is HK$40-80 an hour at 212HK and free at Dink City. Prices checked 22 October 2026.
Are there free public pickleball courts in Hong Kong?
Yes. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) runs a trial scheme, revised on 1 April 2026, that opens six free outdoor badminton courts to pickleball: Bowen Road Temporary Playground in Wan Chai, Canton Road Playground in Kowloon, Kwai Shing Circuit Playground, Ma Mei Ha Playground, Ta Kwu Ling Playground and courts 1 and 2 at Tuen Mun Park. Most are first come, first served; Canton Road can be booked up to seven days ahead on SmartPLAY. They are badminton courts, so the net is badminton height where one is installed, and three venues have line markings only. Bring a portable net and balls. Our Hong Kong court directory lists the LCSD venues alongside the private clubs.
Do you need a membership to book a pickleball court in Hong Kong?
No. 212HK, Dink City and PickleVibes iSQUARE all take non-member bookings at the rates above, and none charges a guest fee. Membership buys a lower hourly rate, roughly HK$100 an hour less at 212HK and Dink City and 20 percent less at PickleVibes, plus a longer booking window of up to 14 days. Some private clubs elsewhere in the city, such as Aberdeen Marina Club, are members-only.
Which Hong Kong pickleball court is closest to the MTR?
PickleVibes iSQUARE. The iSQUARE mall connects directly to Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station, so you never go outside. 212HK is a two-minute walk from Wong Chuk Hang MTR Exit B on the South Island line. Dink City is five to ten minutes on foot from Quarry Bay MTR Exit C, and also walkable from North Point.