Casa De Padel Prestigio

Casa De Padel Prestigio is an indoor padel club at Jl. Moh. Kahfi 1, RT.1/RW.2, Cipedak, Kec. Jagakarsa, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12630, Indonesia. The club has 4 indoor courts, booked through Courtside, with parking, changing rooms and a cafe on site.

Casa De Padel Prestigio sits in Cipedak, part of the Jagakarsa district of South Jakarta. The club is one of the padel courts in Jakarta, and it gives players in the south of the city a covered, pay and play venue with everything needed for a game under one roof.

Casa De Padel Prestigio keeps things simple. There is no membership to buy: a group of four books a court in the app, turns up, plays and can then sit down at the cafe inside before heading home.

The padel courts

Casa De Padel Prestigio has 4 padel courts, and all of them are indoor. A roof over every court means a booked slot is not lost to a sudden downpour, and players are kept out of the direct sun during the heat of a Jakarta day.

With 4 courts under one roof, Casa De Padel Prestigio can run several games side by side. That makes it a practical choice for a larger group: several foursomes can book neighbouring courts at the same time, swap partners between sets and still finish together.

Players who arrive without their own kit can rent rackets on the spot at reception. That keeps the barrier to a first game low, since a newcomer only needs suitable sports clothing and a pair of court shoes to get started.

For anyone unsure what to wear on court, our guide to the best padel shoes for beginners explains why a proper sole matters on a padel surface and which styles suit newer players.

Booking and access

Courts at Casa De Padel Prestigio are booked through Courtside. Players download the Courtside app, find the club, choose a court and a time slot and pay in the app. The club is pay and play, so anyone can book without a membership.

Court prices and open slots are shown in the Courtside app at the moment of booking, so a group can compare times and pick the slot that suits everyone. Booking ahead makes sense for evenings and weekends, when a club with 4 courts fills up quickly.

Players with questions before they book can call the club on +62 813 1877 060. A phone call is the quickest way to check anything about a booking, a group session or racket rental before arriving.

Getting there by car or motorbike is simple, as the club has parking on site, so players can park and walk straight to the courts. For navigation or a ride hailing app, enter the full street address on Jl. Moh. Kahfi 1 in Cipedak, postcode 12630.

Programme and social

Casa De Padel Prestigio is built around court bookings made by players themselves. Most come as a ready made group of four, book a slot through Courtside and organise their own doubles match, which keeps the format flexible for friends, colleagues and families who play together.

The cafe inside gives Casa De Padel Prestigio its social side. Players can order snack platters, tea and other drinks, or something more filling, and sit down together after the final point. It turns a single hour on court into an easy evening out with friends.

Changing rooms with showers and lockers mean players can come straight from work, store their bags safely while they play and freshen up afterwards. That makes an after work game followed by food at the cafe a realistic plan on a weekday.

Best for

Casa De Padel Prestigio is best for players in Jagakarsa and the wider South Jakarta area who want indoor courts and simple app booking through Courtside. The club has parking on site and no membership to sign up for.

The club suits groups of four who like to organise their own games, larger groups that want neighbouring courts, newer players who need to rent a racket for their first sessions, and anyone who wants a shower and a meal or drink on site after playing.

Other clubs nearby include DPC Declan Padel Club Jagakarsa and Monarch Padel Court Pejaten. To compare more options, see the best padel clubs in Jakarta, read our guide to padel in Indonesia, or start with the beginner’s guide to padel.