Monarch Padel Court Pejaten

A padel stadium in Pejaten

Monarch Padel Court Pejaten padel brings six panoramic courts to Jl. Pejaten Raya, RT.10/RW.2, Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta 12510. The venue sits in the Pasar Minggu district close to Pejaten Village, and forms part of the wider Monarch Padel network of clubs across the capital.

The Pejaten club is owned by Indonesian actor Rezky Aditya and opened in early 2026 as the brand’s second site after Bintaro. It was designed by architecture studio Delution around a ‘stadium experience’ concept, pairing competitive courts with a social, lifestyle-led setting. There is more on the Monarch Padel website.

Monarch runs as a small group of clubs, with locations reported across Bintaro, Pejaten, Menteng, Cawang and Raden Inten. The Pejaten site is a joint venture between Rezky Aditya and a partner, part of a wider push to make padel a mainstream lifestyle sport in Jakarta.

The padel courts

Monarch Padel Court Pejaten fields six panoramic padel courts described in local coverage as meeting international professional standards. The courts are arranged symmetrically, with three on each side of a central spectator tribune, which gives the venue its distinctive stadium feel.

The courts sit under a column-free steel roof that spans roughly 48 metres, so play is sheltered from Jakarta’s sun and rain. Translucent panels along the north and south sides let in even, natural daylight through the day. The Delution design brief sets out this layout.

Because every court is fully enclosed in glass and mesh, the venue works well for doubles and can be watched comfortably from the central tribune. This spectator-first arrangement is unusual among Jakarta clubs and gives the site a genuine match-day atmosphere. Court surface and lighting specifications are not published.

Booking and access

Booking is handled directly by the venue. The quickest route is WhatsApp on +62 811 8080062, and priority booking for members has also opened. Enquiries and reservations run through the website and the club’s Instagram account, @monarch.pejaten.

Standard court-hire rates could not be confirmed at the time of writing, so exact per-court and per-person pricing should be checked when booking. Social sessions organised through the Reclub platform have started from around 50,000 IDR per person, including court, balls and drinks.

Weekly opening hours for the Pejaten club are not separately published online, so contact the venue to confirm current times. On-site parking, toilets and a prayer room (mushola) are available, along with a cafe area for players and spectators.

Padel programme and social

Monarch Padel Court Pejaten leans into community play. Regular mix-ins and social games are hosted through Reclub across a range of levels, from beginner trials to bronze-level after-office sessions. Events have included trial nights, members-only free trials and themed evening games.

The venue positions itself as more than a court, with a ‘built for competitive play, beyond the court’ concept and a cafe and lounge area where players stay on after matches. Membership and priority booking give regulars first access to peak slots. Following the club on Instagram is the easiest way to track the current calendar.

A structured coaching programme is not confirmed through public sources, so players wanting lessons should enquire directly via WhatsApp or the coaching tab.

Best for padel in Jakarta

The Pejaten club suits South Jakarta players who want a covered, weather-proof court with a polished, lifestyle-led atmosphere and space to socialise before and after play. The panoramic, stadium-style setting near Pejaten Village and Pasar Minggu is a strong fit for social groups, members and more competitive players.

It is less suited to players hunting for the cheapest public court or guaranteed walk-in availability, since booking ahead through the venue’s own channels is the norm here. Visitors who need confirmed pricing, opening hours or coaching details should message the venue first, as these are not yet published online.

No structured coaching programme is confirmed through public sources for the Pejaten club; players wanting lessons should enquire directly with the venue.