Wan Chai · HK Island · Indoor
Stackd Pickleball, Hopewell Hotel
“Stackd is Wan Chai's 11,000 sq ft pickleball flagship — two tournament-graded courts, a regular-sized court, and a dink court, all climate-controlled, plus showers and The Unwind Lounge. AI shot analysis and unlimited game recordings come with every session, the biggest tech edge of any court in the city.”
Quick facts
Getting there
Shop 338, 3/F, Hopewell Hotel, 183 Queen's Road East, Wan Chai
Open in Maps →The short version
Stackd is Wan Chai's 11,000 sq ft pickleball flagship — two tournament-graded courts, a regular-sized court, and a dink court, all climate-controlled, plus showers and The Unwind Lounge. AI shot analysis and unlimited game recordings come with every session, the biggest tech edge of any court in the city.
Court conditions
What you're actually playing on.
Who it's best for
The space
Everything beyond the court.
The reason you can make a session here a proper outing, not a smash-and-dash.
Showers.
Private changing rooms.
Pricing & hours
What it costs, and when.
Court rate covers up to 8 players; non-members add HK$100 per player per hour · Open Play HK$200 per 2-hour session, Lunch Dinks HK$100
Payment
Membership
Memberships & perks.
Start small, play big. Whether you're dipping your toes into pickleball or keeping it chill, the Casual membership gets your game on without the pressure.
HK$280/mo
- 3-day advance booking
- Unlimited gameplay recordings to replay every rally
- Access to all programming: social play, group classes and more
- Changing rooms, showers, AI game analysis, leagues and tournaments
First-visit plan
Can I show up as a beginner?
Yes — one of the friendlier options in the directory. Book a beginner or adv-beginner slot so you're matched on level.
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
- Most central HK Island location
- AI shot analysis included with sessions
- Strong leagues and intro programming
What to know
- Top-of-market pricing — you pay for the polish
- Peak slots still go fast, though the new Hopewell Centre courts next door help
- Seating area runs small when it's busy
Final verdict
A confident beginner pick.
11,000+ sq ft Wan Chai flagship with two tournament-graded courts, a regular-sized court and a dink court (all climate-controlled), plus showers and The Unwind Lounge. AI shot analysis is included with sessions, the biggest differentiator vs. the rest of the city.
Closest venues
Nearby courts to consider.
HK Island · Wong Chuk Hang
212HK
One of Hong Kong's biggest indoor pickleball clubs, 15,000 sq ft across two floors with a stocked paddle and gear shop, the Courtside Café & Bar, and onsite parking. A great community and experience for all levels.
HK Island · Wan Chai
Stackd Pickleball, Hopewell Centre
Stackd's second Wan Chai venue, on the 8/F of Hopewell Centre next to the original Hopewell Hotel club, in soft launch since July 2026. Three full courts behind a moss-walled lounge, with the same open plays, coaching and membership as next door. A wellness hub that goes along with the courts for recovery after an intense play session.
HK Island · Wan Chai / Mid-Levels
Bowen Road Playground (LCSD)
One of six LCSD outdoor badminton courts opened for pickleball under the trial scheme. A badminton net and poles are installed (badminton height), so bring a portable pickleball net if you want true geometry. LCSD lists the court as closed for repairs until 30 September 2026, so check the scheme page before going.
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Last verified 15 Sept 2026
Before you go
Make this court visit easier.
The best court page should move you from research to a confident first session.
Checklist
Pack for your first session
Shoes, water, towel, paddle, balls, and the small things that matter in Hong Kong humidity.
Read checklist ->Rules
Review first-game rules
Use the visual Rules Lab before you stand on court and forget which side serves.
Open lab ->Gear
Choose a starter paddle
If rentals are limited, pick a forgiving first paddle instead of guessing from a pro list.
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