Dream Padel

Dream Padel is a five-court padel club at Jl. Raya Pajajaran, RT.05/RW.10, Bantarjati, Bogor Utara, Kota Bogor, Jawa Barat 16153. It sits on the main Pajajaran corridor, a short drive from central Bogor and the Jagorawi toll road.

The Dream Padel padel complex opened in January 2026 and spans roughly 3,800 square metres, combining five courts with a large restaurant and cafe. It was launched by owners Muhammad Umar Bakadam and Rifki Amir Balfas as a sport and lifestyle destination.

The padel courts

Dream Padel offers five international-standard padel courts, which the venue treats as its headline feature. Local press quote the owner saying the club presents ‘lima court’, meaning five courts, alongside the restaurant in one integrated space.

The courts sit within a naturally ventilated structure, with a rear garden that the venue says supports good air circulation. A few visitors note that afternoon sessions can feel warm, so cooler morning and evening slots tend to be popular.

The playing surface brand and the exact indoor or outdoor classification are not published, so we have left those details out rather than guess. Recent photographs on the venue’s Instagram show the layout best. Early Google feedback is strong, with a 4.8 out of 5 rating.

Booking and access

Standard court hire is Rp 350,000 per hour, which works out at roughly Rp 87,500 per person for four players. During the grand opening the venue ran a promotional rate of Rp 300,000 per hour.

Bookings are handled online through Ayo Indonesia, where sessions are listed from Rp 175,000 and the quoted price includes two boxes of 240ml mineral water. You can book a court on Ayo by app or website.

Payment can be made as a down payment through the app, and the platform allows rescheduling, so plans can change without losing a slot. A published cancellation policy was not available at the time of writing.

The venue opens daily from 06:00 to 22:00. For enquiries, contact the club on +62 823 2777 7631 or through Instagram. Bogor city officials have publicly supported the project since it opened.

Programme and social

Dream Padel positions itself as a community hub as much as a sports venue. Trial and social sessions for mixed levels have appeared on booking platforms such as Reclub and Kuyy, giving newcomers an easy way to try the game.

The owners have said they plan to build padel community groups and a padel academy to guide beginners, although a formal coaching programme was not yet running at launch. Free post-game stretching has been offered to some early visitors.

With a large restaurant at its heart, the club is well set up for group play, family outings and after-work games that carry on over food and coffee once the padel is done.

Facilities and food

Off court, the venue centres on a large restaurant with roughly 150 seats and a partnership with Agreya Coffee, making it a natural place to eat or unwind after a match.

There is also a sauna, a landscaped garden and a dedicated outdoor space used for activities such as yoga. Practical facilities include changing rooms with hot showers, a musholla prayer room and WiFi.

Parking is generous, with room for both cars and motorcycles, which makes larger group and community visits straightforward. The overall layout reflects the club’s stated blend of sport, food and green space.

Best for padel in Bogor

Dream Padel suits social players, families and groups who want padel in Bogor paired with good food and easy parking. Its central Pajajaran location makes it convenient for players travelling from across the city.

It is less suited to those who need a confirmed climate-controlled indoor court or published coaching tiers, as neither is documented yet. Beginners keen to learn should watch for the academy the owners have promised.

Dream Padel does not yet run a formal coaching programme. The owners have said they plan to launch a padel academy and community groups to guide beginner players, but tiers and pricing were not published at launch.