Padel Mezcal

Padel Mezcal is an indoor padel venue at Jl. Margasatwa Raya No.14, RT.10/RW.2, Pd. Labu, Kec. Cilandak, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12450, Indonesia. The club has five indoor courts, is open from 6am to midnight every day, and court time is booked online through AYO.

Padel Mezcal sits on Jl. Margasatwa Raya in Pd. Labu, in the Cilandak district of South Jakarta. It is one of the padel courts in Jakarta, and it pairs its courts with a cafe, changing rooms with hot showers and a spectator stand.

The padel courts

Padel Mezcal has five padel courts, and all five are indoor. Games go ahead whatever the weather is doing outside, which matters in a city where a heavy afternoon downpour can wash out an open court in minutes. The roof also keeps the midday sun off the players.

With five courts under one roof, the club can run several matches at the same time. That gives groups a better chance of finding a free slot at a popular hour, and it lets the community games and tournaments spread across several courts at once.

A spectator stand, the Tribun Penonton, looks over the play. Anyone not on court can sit and follow the rallies, and players waiting for the next game have somewhere to watch before they step in.

Every court booking includes two boxes of 240 ml mineral water, so a group arrives with something to drink from the first point. The cafe also sells drinks and light snacks for longer sessions.

Booking and access

Court bookings at Padel Mezcal run through AYO. Open the club page on AYO, choose a court, a date and a start time, and confirm the slot. The booking button at the top of the page goes straight to that club page. Bookings are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, so check the time before paying.

Court hire runs from Rp 125,000 to Rp 225,000 per court per hour, depending on the day and time. Shared between four players, a peak hour at Rp 225,000 comes to Rp 56,250 per player, and the off-peak rates bring that down further.

From Monday to Friday, the early slot from 6am to 8am costs Rp 125,000 for 60 minutes, and the off-peak window from 12pm to 4pm is also Rp 125,000 for 60 minutes. These are the cheapest hours of the week.

From Tuesday to Friday, mornings from 8am to 12pm cost Rp 175,000 for 60 minutes. Peak time from 4pm to 10pm costs Rp 225,000 for 60 minutes, and the slot from 10pm to midnight drops back to Rp 150,000 for 60 minutes.

On Saturday and Sunday, daytime play from 6am to 4pm costs Rp 175,000 for 60 minutes. Saturday peak from 4pm to 10pm is Rp 225,000 for 60 minutes, then Rp 150,000 for 60 minutes from 10pm to midnight.

On Sunday, peak runs from 4pm to 7pm at Rp 225,000 for 60 minutes, and the evening from 7pm to midnight costs Rp 150,000 for 60 minutes. The courts are open from 6am to midnight, Monday to Sunday.

There is car and motorbike parking on site. For questions before a booking, the club takes calls and WhatsApp messages on +62 877 6610 8040, and it posts news on Instagram.

Programme and social

The social side of the club runs through the Padel Mezcal Community on Reclub, organised by Padel Mezcal. It runs regular evening open-play games with a prize for the winner, aimed at upper-beginner players and those between level 1.5 and 4.

The community also runs tournaments. One example is a 3-hour men’s bronze-level tournament with a Rp 1 million total cash prize. The way to see upcoming games and tournament dates, and to sign up, is to join the community on Reclub.

Off court, the cafe sells drinks and light snacks, and there is wi-fi. The changing rooms have hot showers and toilets, a sports shop on site sells kit, and a prayer room, the Musholla, is available for players and visitors.

For a wider look at the game in the country, the guide to padel in Indonesia covers how the sport has grown and where to play.

Best for

Padel Mezcal is best for players in South Jakarta who want an indoor court with a long playing day. The roof keeps games going through wet afternoons, and the courts are open from 6am until midnight on every day of the week.

Padel Mezcal also suits players who want regular games against new opponents. The evening open-play sessions on Reclub, with a prize for the winner, give upper-beginner and intermediate players a way to meet others at a similar level, and the tournaments add a competitive edge.

The club is a good pick for groups watching their budget. The early and off-peak slots on weekdays are the cheapest of the week, and every booking comes with water for the court.

To compare other clubs nearby, see Backyard Padel Club Cilandak and Permata Hijau Padel, read the guide to the best padel clubs in Jakarta, or browse all the padel courts in Jakarta.