Padel Alley

Padel Alley, also styled Padel at Alley, is a two-court padel venue at Jl. Sunan Kalijaga No.1A, Melawai, Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan 12160. It sits inside the Kota Peruri complex in the heart of Blok M, South Jakarta.

Opened in 2025 by the state-owned printing group Peruri, the club is a short walk from Blok M MRT station and Jalan Melawai, with easy access off Jalan Sultan Hasanuddin and Jalan Panglima Polim. This makes padel alley padel one of the area’s newest city-centre courts.

Peruri’s property arm, PT Peruri Properti, developed the courts as part of a wider push into lifestyle and sports space, with further padel locations flagged for areas such as Lebak Bulus and Kebon Jeruk.

The padel courts

Padel at Alley has two padel courts, described in local coverage as the venue’s two playing courts. They are set up for the standard doubles format that most players in Jakarta book.

Public listings do not confirm the surface brand or whether the courts are covered, so it is worth checking current details with the venue before you travel if that matters to your game.

Two courts keep the club intimate, and at busy times demand can be high, so booking ahead through the app is sensible. The concept, themed ‘Allies to Your Day’, frames padel as part of a daily routine rather than a one-off outing.

Booking and access

Court hire is priced at Rp 500,000 per hour. Split across four players for doubles, that works out at roughly Rp 125,000 per person per hour, which is competitive for central Jakarta.

Because pricing is set per court rather than per head, the more players you bring, the cheaper each game becomes, which makes the four-player doubles format the best-value way to play.

Booking is handled online through the DOOgether app rather than at the door, so reserve your slot in advance. Regular players can buy prepaid packages of 8, 10 and 12 hours for better value.

The courts are open every day from 06:00 to 24:00 WIB (Monday to Sunday), giving early risers and late finishers plenty of room. On-site changing rooms and washrooms let you freshen up after a session.

Programme and social

Padel at Alley is built as an urban sports hub rather than a members-only club, so casual bookings are welcome. Peruri positions it as a space for community, corporate and creative gatherings alongside the padel.

A cafe, a VIP room and a dedicated event area sit next to the courts, which the venue hires out for birthdays, socials and company days. Follow Padel at Alley on Instagram for fixtures and news.

As a new venue on the Jakarta scene, its calendar of mix-ins and tournaments is still developing, so the club’s social channels are the best place to check what is running before you book.

The launch was widely covered in the Indonesian business press, including Warta Ekonomi and Kontan.

Getting to Padel at Alley

The Blok M setting makes it one of the easier South Jakarta courts to reach without a car. Blok M MRT station and the Blok M bus terminal are both close by on the North to South MRT line.

Drivers can approach via Jalan Sultan Hasanuddin, Jalan Panglima Polim or Jalan Melawai, all of which feed the Kota Peruri complex. A prayer room (mushola) is available on site for those who need it.

The Kota Peruri development sits alongside M Bloc Space and other food and retail tenants, so it is easy to build a session into a wider evening in Blok M, one of South Jakarta’s busiest lifestyle districts.

Best for padel in Jakarta

Padel at Alley suits Blok M locals, office workers and casual groups who want a central court they can book by the hour and reach on the MRT after work.

With only two courts and app-only booking, it is less suited to large tournaments or players who want a big multi-court club with coaching on tap. For a quick, well-located game in South Jakarta, though, it is a strong pick.

No in-house or freelance coaching is currently advertised at Padel at Alley; it operates as a pay-and-play booking venue.