PadelHood BSD

PadelHood BSD is a padel club at Jl. Lengkong Gudang Tim. II No.21, Lengkong Gudang Tim., Kec. Serpong, Kota Tangerang Selatan, Banten 15318, Indonesia. PadelHood BSD has four covered, floodlit panoramic courts, bookable through AYO from 6am to midnight every day.

The club sits in Serpong, in the South Tangerang part of the BSD area, and is one of the padel courts in Jakarta. The club has a tropical-modern design, with seating areas, locker rooms and a family-friendly feel.

The padel courts

PadelHood BSD has four padel courts, and all four are full panoramic courts under a roof. The playing surface is synthetic grass, which gives a steady bounce and good grip underfoot.

The roof keeps tropical downpours and the midday sun off play, so a booked slot is far less likely to be lost to the weather. The courts are floodlit with bright, even lighting, which matters at a club where the last bookable slot runs right up to midnight.

Panoramic glass means a clear view of the court from the seating areas, so friends and family can follow a match without standing at the door. It also gives an uninterrupted back wall for players learning to use the glass, one of the skills that sets padel apart from tennis.

Every court booking at PadelHood BSD comes with boxed 240 ml bottled water. That is a welcome extra in a humid climate, since players can stay hydrated through a full hour without stopping, and drinks are also for sale on site for anyone who wants more.

Booking and access

All four courts at PadelHood BSD are booked online through AYO. Choose a court, a date and an hourly slot, pay in the app and arrive ready to play. Anyone can book a session, and no membership is needed to play.

Courts at PadelHood BSD are bookable from 6am to midnight every day of the week. Early slots beat the heat and fit in before work, while late evening slots give office workers time to get across from the city and still play.

A peak hour at PadelHood BSD costs Rp 200,000 per court. Shared between four players, that works out at Rp 50,000 each for an hour of padel, which makes a regular weekly game with the same group easy to budget for.

Racket rental is available at the court for Rp 50,000 per booking, subject to availability. Balls are not provided for hire, so bring a tube of your own. Players who already own a racket can simply book, turn up and play.

There is car parking and motorbike parking on site, so drivers and riders do not need to hunt for a space on the street. Use the full address above in a maps app or a ride hailing app to find the entrance in Lengkong Gudang.

Programme and social

Courts at PadelHood BSD are booked by the hour on AYO, so a group of four can book a slot and organise their own doubles match. The format stays flexible for friends, colleagues and families who like to play together each week.

The social side of PadelHood BSD happens around the courts. The seating areas give groups somewhere to sit between sets and watch the next game through the panoramic glass, and the family-friendly feel means partners and children can come along without feeling out of place.

Off court, PadelHood BSD has hot showers, changing rooms, locker rooms, toilets and a Musholla prayer room. There is wifi, and drinks are for sale on site, so a group can cool down and catch up after a match before heading home.

Best for

PadelHood BSD is best for players in Serpong and South Tangerang who want covered, floodlit courts close to home, a long bookable day from 6am to midnight and simple online booking through AYO. Parking for cars and motorbikes makes it easy to fit a game around work.

PadelHood BSD suits regular groups of four, families and newer players who want to rent a racket for their first few games. If you are new to the sport, our beginner’s guide to padel covers the rules, scoring and what to bring before you book.

To compare clubs across the metro area, see the best padel clubs in Jakarta, or look at Permata Hijau Padel and Backyard Padel Club Cilandak in the south of the city. For the wider picture, read our guide to padel in Indonesia.