Montreal’s latest padel club allows members to play, connect, and unwind. Kopa Padel is a social wellness concept created by Ivy Studio that fuses racket sports, boutique fitness, and community.
Located in Pointe-Saint-Charles, the facility psans 20,00 square feet. Members can take advantage of four padel and pickleball courts, reformer pilates studios, shared workout spaces, a social lounge, and even a cocktail bar. That’s impressive given the relatively modest C$2 million budget.
What Is Kopa Padel?
Kopa prioritizes connection over optimization and targets visitors looking to compete, rest, and connect. The single-story building features 24-foot high ceilings and an acoustic finish that screams luxury.
The company makes no secret of its ambition, and many locals have welcomed the addition to the Pointe-Saint-Charles neighborhood. The renovation was completed by Duquette Construction, and Kopa has partnered with Wilson, Playtomic, Padel 22, and other well-known brands within the industry.
How Things Work at Kopa Padel
Open daily from 7 am to midnight, Kopa Padel bookings are made through Playtomic. Prices are reasonable, too, with a 90-minute Padel session costing just over C$36. The Kopa Select, The Next Gen, The Richardson, and The Standard are among the Kopa memberships available for purchase.
Members receive priority booking, discounted rates, and other perks. Fitness classes, including Pilates, can be booked through the Mindbody app, available to download on iOS and Android. Meanwhile, the cafe sells everything from lattes and Red Bull to martinis and non-alcoholic beer.
Why Kopa Is More Than Just Padel
Kopa will also host team socials, private functions, product launches, and holiday parties. This includes a weekly Friday night social, corporate padel challenge, and summer open tournament. Kopa Padel has already amassed over 4,000 Instagram followers and has four padel coaches and 10 pilates instructors on its books.
