King Padel Reserve

Padel at King Padel Reserve

King Padel Reserve is an intimate two-court padel club at Jl. Taman Kemang II No.35, RT.14/RW.1, Bangka, Mampang Prapatan, South Jakarta 12730, just off Jalan Kemang Raya in the heart of Kemang. It is the smaller, quieter sibling of the King Padel group, and its King Padel Reserve padel courts are built for focused, unhurried play.

The club sits within the King Padel family founded by the household of Indonesian badminton legend Liem Swie King, whose first Kemang venue opened in July 2025. The Reserve leans into a calmer identity, describing itself as comfortably private and quietly refined, pairing its courts with a warm, easy lounge. You can find the group at kingpadel.id.

The padel courts

The venue offers two premium padel courts. The official King Padel Reserve account confirms the club is ‘now open for booking with 2 premium padel courts, designed for focused play, sharp rallies, and an elevated padel experience’.

Keeping the club to just two courts suits its members-lounge feel and keeps sessions personal. We have not been able to confirm from a published source whether the Reserve courts are covered or open to the sky, so we have left that detail off rather than guess.

The compact footprint means the two courts are the whole focus of the club, with the lounge alongside for warming up, resting between games and watching play. Rackets can be hired on site if you arrive without your own, and balls are provided for the organised social sessions.

Booking and access

Booking is handled exclusively through the Courtside app, Indonesia’s dedicated padel booking platform. You can reserve a slot on the club page at King Padel Reserve on Courtside, where live court availability and current rates are shown.

Published court rates for the Reserve were not available at the time of writing, so we have not listed a per-court or per-person price - the Courtside app shows live pricing for each slot. Community social sessions booked through third-party organisers have run from around Rp169,000 per person.

The club is part of a group that keeps long daily hours, but we could not confirm the Reserve’s exact opening times from an official source, so please check the Courtside app or the club’s Instagram before you travel.

A public phone number and email for the Reserve were not listed at the time of research, so the Courtside app and the venue’s social channels are the most reliable ways to reach the team.

Padel programme and social

Padel at King Padel Reserve is as much about the social side as the scoreline. The club regularly hosts organised mix-ins and intense practice sessions, many arranged through community platforms, so solo players and pairs can find a game at their level.

These sessions range from relaxed Sunday-evening rounds to sharper, higher-intensity clinics, with balls supplied and rackets available to hire. Follow @kingpadel.reserve for the latest event schedule and booking drops.

Coaching runs across the wider King Padel brand, which advertises private lessons, group sessions and a youth programme with its coaches. Coach-led intensive sessions also take place at the Reserve; see the coaching tab for what is currently confirmed.

Best for

King Padel Reserve suits players who want a small, calm club over a busy multi-court arena. With only two courts and a lounge-led atmosphere, it rewards booking ahead and is well matched to regular groups, doubles pairs and anyone who prefers a private, refined setting.

It is less suited to large drop-in crowds or players who need a wide choice of courts and time slots at short notice. Beginners are welcome, particularly through the group and social sessions, but the club’s character leans towards focused, repeat play rather than one-off casual visits.

For padel in Jakarta’s Kemang district, the Reserve is a strong pick when you value atmosphere, cleanliness and friendly staff - qualities that recur across its early reviews and its 4.9-star Google rating. Its high review score and repeat community sessions point to a club regulars return to rather than a venue people try once.

Coaching is offered across the wider King Padel brand, which advertises private lessons, group sessions and a youth programme. Coach-led intensive sessions also run at the Reserve through community organisers.