Badel Padel

Badel Padel is a four-court indoor padel club at Ruko Permata, Jl. Daan Mogot No.9H, Jelambar, Grogol Petamburan, West Jakarta 11470. For anyone weighing up Badel Padel padel courts against other West Jakarta options, the draw is a tropical Mediterranean clubhouse feel on one of the city’s busiest corridors.

The club sits in a ruko row on Jl. Daan Mogot, the arterial road linking Grogol to Cengkareng, a short hop from the Grogol interchange for the inner ring road and toll network. Universitas Tarumanagara, Grogol Station and Mal Ciputra are all close by, so it pulls students, commuters and office groups alike.

Opened in 2025 under the tagline ‘Fun Meets Professionalism’, the venue positions itself as a social and wellness space as much as a sports facility. It holds a 4.8 Google rating over 241 reviews, plus a 4.9 average from around 390 ratings on the AYO booking platform.

Padel is booming across Jakarta, and the west side along Daan Mogot has seen a wave of new venues. Badel Padel stands out in that pack for atmosphere rather than scale.

The padel courts

There are four indoor padel courts here, built to international standard with full-glass panoramic walls. The club’s own booking listing describes four full-glass padel courts with quality lighting for evening play, and independent local coverage confirms all four courts sit indoors, out of Jakarta’s heat and rain.

Reviewers consistently describe the courts as clean, cool and well maintained, which matters in a city where humidity can make covered venues stuffy. The specific turf brand is not published, so treat surface details as unconfirmed until you visit or ask the club directly.

The set-up is geared to doubles across all four courts; no dedicated singles court is advertised. A community session in late 2025 flagged a ‘new court’ at the venue, suggesting the facility was still being expanded and refined during its opening months.

Booking and access

Badel Padel takes bookings through AYO Indonesia - you can book a court on the AYO app or website. The club is open daily from 06:00 to midnight, giving early risers and after-office players plenty of slots to choose from.

Live rates show on AYO and vary by time slot. Sessions start from around Rp100,000, with standard one-hour court rates reported from about Rp175,000 and peak slots up to roughly Rp300,000 per court. Each booking includes two 240ml boxes of mineral water.

Per person, that pricing is competitive: a Rp300,000 peak hour split between four players works out at Rp75,000 each, while an off-peak court can come in under Rp45,000 a head. AYO bookings are non-refundable, though you can reschedule once, up to four days before your slot.

There is car and motorcycle parking on site, described by visitors as spacious. No public phone number is listed for the venue - contact the club via Instagram direct message or through the AYO app if you need help with a booking.

Programme and social

The social calendar is a genuine strength. Jakarta padel communities such as Circulo Padel Club and MOO PADEL regularly host open mabar sessions here through Reclub and AYO, typically Americano or fun-game formats at Rp140,000 to Rp150,000 per person, with balls provided and racket hire available on site.

The club’s own listing says it caters for group sessions, private coaching, community classes and casual tournaments - see the coaching tab for how to arrange lessons. Follow @badel_padel on Instagram for event announcements, promotions and community news.

Off court, the communal area is the venue’s signature: a tropical cafe and seating area, a working corner for laptops, a waiting lounge, WiFi, a prayer room, a small sports shop, and locker and shower rooms that reviewers praise for thoughtful touches such as hairdryers.

Best for

Badel Padel suits beginner and intermediate players, social groups and anyone in West Jakarta who wants padel with a hangout attached. Students from nearby Untar, Grogol commuters and after-office crews from the Daan Mogot corridor are the natural crowd, and the 06:00 opening works well for pre-work sessions.

It is less suited to players chasing outdoor courts or a formal, tiered academy programme - no named head coach or structured pathway is published. Competitive players wanting ranked leagues may prefer larger complexes, though four panoramic indoor courts are more than enough for serious social play.

Badel Padel's booking listing states the venue caters for private coaching, group sessions and community classes, though no coach names or tiers are published. Enquire via Instagram DM (@badel_padel) or the AYO app for current coaches and rates.