Bali Padel House

Bali Padel House is a padel club with three covered outdoor courts at Jl. Pantai Berawa No.150, Tibubeneng, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia. The club opens every day from 7am to 10pm, and courts are booked through Playtomic.

The club sits on Jl. Pantai Berawa in Tibubeneng, part of the Canggu area of Kuta Utara. Every court booking comes with complimentary use of a sauna, an ice bath and a towel, and the on-site Aftermatch Cafe has a lounge and tables that look out over the courts.

For a wider view of where to play nearby, see our page of padel courts in Canggu, or read our round-up of the best padel courts in Canggu for a side by side look at the clubs in the area.

The padel courts

Bali Padel House has three padel courts, named Court 1, Court 2 and Court 3. All three are doubles courts with panoramic glass, so the back walls are free of heavy framing and players and spectators get a clear view of every rally.

The courts are outdoor courts under a roof. The roof keeps direct sun and rain off the playing area, which matters in the tropical heat and sudden downpours of Bali. They are covered outdoor courts rather than courts inside an enclosed indoor hall.

All three courts are floodlit, so evening games run until closing time at 10pm. Early starts are just as easy, with the first sessions of the day at 7am, which suits players who want to get a match in before work or before the heat builds.

Racket rental is available at the club, with a standard racket or a premium racket charged per session. The club shop sells Odea and Wilson overgrips, Odea and Nox balls, racket protectors and a BPH jersey for men and women.

Booking and access

Courts at Bali Padel House are booked per court on Playtomic, and no membership is needed. Bookings can also be arranged by WhatsApp or by phone on +62 821 1309 393. The club is open seven days a week from 7am to 10pm.

Weekday off-peak, Monday to Friday 7am to 9am, 2pm to 5pm and 8pm to 10pm: Rp 400,000 for 60 minutes, Rp 600,000 for 90 minutes and Rp 750,000 for 120 minutes per court.

Weekday peak, Monday to Friday 9am to 2pm and 5pm to 8pm: Rp 500,000 for 60 minutes, Rp 720,000 for 90 minutes and Rp 900,000 for 120 minutes per court. That peak hour works out at Rp 125,000 each when four players split the court.

Weekend, Saturday and Sunday 7am to 10pm, with a weekend promotion applied: Rp 399,000 for 60 minutes, Rp 599,000 for 90 minutes and Rp 799,000 for 120 minutes per court. The sauna, ice bath and towel are included with every court booking at every time of day.

Regular players can buy prepaid credit with the offer “Buy 1.5million, Get 1.7million!”, which can be spent on court bookings, open matches and tournaments. For how these rates compare with the rest of the island, see our guide to padel prices in Bali.

Free private parking is available on site. The club also has WiFi, a changing room and lockers, which makes it easy to arrive straight from work or the beach and change before a game.

Padel programme and social

Bali Padel House has open matches on Playtomic, so a player without a full four can join a game and meet other players at the club. Prepaid credit covers open matches as well as court bookings, which keeps regular play simple.

Prepaid credit is also valid for tournaments at the club. Club news and updates appear on the Bali Padel House Instagram account, which is the easiest place to keep track of what is coming up at the courts.

Social time continues off court. The Aftermatch Cafe serves food and drinks from its own menu, and its lounge and tables overlook the courts, so players can watch the next game. The sauna and ice bath give a recovery routine that comes free with the booking.

Best for

Bali Padel House suits players who want a short, sociable session followed by proper recovery. A sauna, an ice bath and a towel included with every booking is unusual, and it turns a single court hire into a fuller afternoon or evening.

The covered outdoor courts suit visitors and residents who want play that is protected from the midday sun and the heaviest rain. The floodlights and daily hours from 7am to 10pm give plenty of choice for early starts and evening games.

Players who want to keep costs down should look at the weekday off-peak windows and the weekend promotion, or use the prepaid credit offer. Visitors without equipment can rent a racket and buy balls at the club shop.

If you want to compare clubs nearby, Tamora Padel Club Canggu and Canggu Padel Centre are also in Canggu. For a wider plan of the island, including where to stay and when to visit, read our complete guide to padel in Bali.