Somebody in Dauis had the good humor to name a purok Silent Hill, and somebody else had the better humor to open a pickleball hall in it. On Panglao Island, where days are measured in tides and slow coffee, the liveliest sound in Barangay Mariveles is now the pop of a paddle. It carries at any hour, because this place never closes.
Dauis sits on the quiet side of Panglao Island, a short hop over the bridge from Tagbilaran, and Mariveles is quieter still. That suits LUIS COURTS fine. Inside, two pickleball courts wait under a roof, which on Bohol matters more than visitors realize. Habagat rain can arrive without an appointment, and here it simply drums on the ceiling while play continues below. There is parking for the whole convoy and a proper restroom for after, small mercies that decide whether a session ends at the right time or twenty minutes early. The island slows down. The game does not.
The schedule is the flex. LUIS COURTS never closes, not on a Sunday, not at an hour when the rest of the island has surrendered to sleep, which makes it a gift for shift workers, jet-lagged visitors, and anyone whose best pickleball happens before the roosters wake. The morning rate is famously gentle, the kind of number that turns a daily habit into a standing appointment with yourself rather than an expense. Cold drinks are on hand for when the third game turns serious. Book one early slot and you will understand why the regulars guard theirs like heirloom land titles.
About the address. The purok is named Silent Hill, and every first-time visitor smiles at that on the tricycle ride in. Enjoy it. Because the best part is how wrong the name turns out to be by the second rally, when two courts of paddle pop and barkada heckling fill the hall with the least silent sound in Mariveles. This is island pickleball the way it should be played: sheltered, unhurried, and open whenever the urge strikes. Silent Hill has never sounded this alive. Tara, come make some noise.
💡 Cheapest window: 6 AM to 2 PM at ₱150/hr, ₱200/hr less than peak.
The venue runs 24 hours, seven days a week, so early morning and late night sessions are both fair game.
Opening hours
What's on site
How booking works
From "tara, dula!" to confirmed slot in four taps.
- 🗓Pick a venue & time
Every court's live calendar is on its page — green means open. No calls, no waiting for a reply.
- ⚡Reserve the slot
Choose your hours (and extra courts for a big group). The exact total shows before you confirm.
- 💳Pay via GCash
Pay the venue directly and upload your reference as proof — it rides along with your booking.
- 🏆Show up & play
The owner confirms and the slot is locked to your name. Cancel or reschedule from your account.
A free Taradula account also tracks your pickleball bookings, credits and open-play sessions in one place.
Frequently asked questions
Answered with live data, not guesses.
How much does it cost to play at LUIS COURTS?
Between ₱150 and ₱350 per court per hour (₱150 on the 6 AM to 2 PM window, ₱350 at peak). The exact total for your chosen slot is shown before you confirm.
What are LUIS COURTS's operating hours?
Sun – Sat: Open 24 hrs.
Where is LUIS COURTS located?
Silent Hill, Purok 2, Mariveles, Dauis, Bohol, Philippines, 6339, Mariveles, Dauis. There is a pinned Google Maps location on the booking page.
How do I book a court at LUIS COURTS?
Open the live calendar on Taradula, tap a green slot, choose your hours, then pay the venue via GCash and upload the reference as proof. The owner confirms and the slot is locked to your name. No membership needed, just a free account.