Orange Garden Padel

Padel in Kebon Jeruk

Orange Garden Padel is a four-court club at Taman Kebon Jeruk Intercon Blok M1, RT.2, Srengseng, Kembangan, Jakarta Barat 11630, in West Jakarta.

It sits inside the Intercon estate off Jalan Meruya Ilir, a short drive from the Puri Indah and Kebon Jeruk toll access on the Jakarta Outer Ring Road, so players from Puri, Kembangan or Central Jakarta reach it easily.

Anyone searching for Orange Garden Padel padel will find a friendly neighbourhood set-up rather than a mega-venue, built for members, families and social groups. The club has grown a steady local following and has hosted competitive events, including an open tournament in 2025. You can follow updates and match schedules on its Instagram page.

The padel courts

The club runs four indoor courts, described in local listings as ’empat lapangan indoor berstandar profesional’ - four professional-standard indoor courts. They are covered and climate-controlled, so play stays comfortable through Jakarta’s heat and rainy season alike.

The playing surface is an artificial turf carpet, which regulars note was refreshed recently. Lighting is set up for evening sessions, and the courts suit singles knocks, group practice and friendly doubles matches. Because the courts are covered, the venue keeps a cooler feel than open-air sites nearby.

A few players mention that the ceiling sits lower than some purpose-built halls, so very high lobs can catch the roof, but for standard rallies the space plays well. The four-court layout lets the club run small tournaments and community sessions without long waits for a slot.

Booking and access

Court hire is around Rp380,000 per court per hour, which works out at roughly Rp95,000 per person when four players share a court. Rates can shift for peak and off-peak slots, so confirm the live price when you book.

The simplest way to reserve is through the Ayo platform - you can book a court on Ayo via the website or the Ayo mobile app, which also supports a deposit at checkout. Reschedules are allowed up to three days before your booking date.

On-site there is spacious car parking, a prayer room (musholla), clean toilets and a lounge to wait between games, with snacks and drinks sold on site. Drive to the Taman Kebon Jeruk Intercon entrance. No public phone line was found, so full opening hours are best confirmed through Instagram or the Ayo listing before you travel.

Programme and social

Beyond casual bookings, the club leans into community play. It regularly hosts events and social sessions, and in 2025 it staged an open tournament, the Piala Panglima TNI, drawing players from across the city. That makes it a good base for mix-ins and small competitions rather than a purely pay-and-play rental.

Coaching is available on site: local listings mention professional coaches running training programmes for individuals and groups, so newer players can build the basics while regulars sharpen their game. See the coaching tab for tiers and current pricing.

The club also appears in several Jakarta padel roundups, including a local guide to the city’s best padel venues, a sign of its growing profile in West Jakarta.

Best for

Orange Garden suits West Jakarta residents around Kebon Jeruk, Srengseng, Kembangan and Puri who want a relaxed, covered club close to home. The indoor courts make it a dependable choice during the rainy season, and the parking, prayer room and lounge make it easy to bring family or a group for the afternoon.

It is well matched to members, social players and anyone who values a friendly, community-led atmosphere over a large commercial complex, and it is pet-friendly too. Players chasing many courts, a full pro shop or hotel-style facilities may prefer a bigger site, and anyone who relies on showers should note these are limited on the padel side.

For a neighbourhood padel fix in Jakarta Barat, it is a solid pick.

Orange Garden Padel offers on-site coaching, with professional coaches running training programmes for individuals and small groups across ability levels.