Reserve's Manhattan clubs offer two different court settings

A New York padel search can produce two Reserve locations with materially different playing environments. The operator's current club pages describe Hudson Yards as a three-court outdoor venue and the Upper East Side as a two-court indoor venue. Both pages mark the clubs as members-only.

That is a useful distinction for players comparing venues: finding a court nearby does not, by itself, establish eligibility to book it.

Hudson Yards: three outdoor courts

Reserve's Hudson Yards page lists three glass-enclosed outdoor courts, elevated viewing areas, a pro shop and wellness amenities. It gives the location as 360 Tenth Avenue and lists daily opening hours of 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Those are the operator's published specifications and hours, checked October 19. They do not establish whether a particular time slot is available or whether outdoor play will be possible on a particular day.

Upper East Side: two indoor courts

The Upper East Side club page describes two indoor padel courts alongside lounge areas and wellness facilities. Its listed amenities include a gym, lap pool, sauna, cold plunges and locker rooms.

The page presents the venue as an expansion of Reserve's New York presence. It does not establish an opening date in the material reviewed, so this article does not characterize the club as newly opened.

There is also a practical detail to resolve before traveling: the club page's main address block says 1133 York Avenue, while the site's footer and booking directory say 1113 York Avenue. Ask the club to confirm the entrance address.

Questions to settle before joining

Reserve's booking directory routes users to the individual clubs and describes member benefits including rates and booking windows. It does not establish one universal access arrangement for every visitor.

Before committing, request the current membership terms, guest policy, court charges and cancellation rules. For the outdoor venue, ask how weather cancellations work. For either location, confirm whether lessons require a separate booking and whether equipment is included. These are editorial comparison points, not statements that any particular benefit is included.

The indoor/outdoor difference is concrete. The best choice for an individual player also depends on the access terms and available sessions that the club confirms directly.

Reporting note: Based on Reserve's public pages checked October 19, 2026; no site visit was conducted. Court counts and amenities are operator-reported. The lead image depicts a fictional setting generated with AI, not either Reserve location.