Kwun Tong · Kowloon · Indoor
DINK Club
“Twenty-five floors up in Kwun Tong's Westin Centre, DINK Club turned 10,000 sq ft of office floor into three competition-grade acrylic courts plus a practice court, with Victoria Harbour views between points from the lounge. It leans competitive (cash-prize tournaments and memberships) but paddles and balls are free to borrow, and the HK$250 beginner experience class is one of the easier first steps into the sport in East Kowloon. Booking runs through WhatsApp, so message 6677 0344 rather than expecting an instant calendar.”
Quick facts
Getting there
25/F, Westin Centre, 26 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong
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What you're actually playing on.
Who it's best for
Pricing & hours
What it costs, and when.
Beginner experience class HK$250 per session
First-visit plan
Can I show up as a beginner?
Probably — check the session level and who's running it before you travel.
Do I need my own gear?
No — paddle rental and balls are available. Bring court shoes and water; confirm availability when you book.
What should I verify first?
Booking route, session level, exact court setup, price, and whether beginners can join the slot you want.
What works
- Three competition-grade acrylic courts
- Five minutes from Ngau Tau Kok MTR
- Free paddle and ball rental, plus beginner classes and regular tournaments
What to know
- Booking is WhatsApp-led rather than instant online
- Leans competitive, so casual drop-in culture is thinner than at social-first venues
Final verdict
Worth knowing about, with caveats.
Twenty-five floors up in Kwun Tong's Westin Centre, DINK Club turned 10,000 sq ft of office floor into three competition-grade acrylic courts plus a practice court, with Victoria Harbour views between points from the lounge. It leans competitive (cash-prize tournaments and memberships) but paddles and balls are free to borrow, and the HK$250 beginner experience class is one of the easier first steps into the sport in East Kowloon. Booking runs through WhatsApp, so message 6677 0344 rather than expecting an instant calendar.
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My Fitness Pickleball, Kwun Tong
Single rooftop court run by a Kwun Tong fitness and yoga studio, with showers and towel rental on site. Among the cheapest hourly rates in the city — HK$100/hr in the weekday midday band — with paddle-and-ball sets for HK$20.
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Last verified 17 Oct 2026
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