Poncol Padel House

Poncol Padel House padel is one of South Jakarta’s newest places to pick up a racket, tucked away at Jl. Poncol No.9, Gandaria Selatan, Cilandak, Jakarta Selatan 12420. The venue sits between Cipete and Fatmawati, a short hop from the Jalan Fatmawati corridor and the MRT line running through southern Jakarta.

The club describes itself as a hidden spot for padel afternoons, and its own posts invite you to step inside an air-conditioned court space built for good matches and good company. It opened to players during 2026 and has gathered a keen local following since.

Much of the early buzz has come through community trial sessions, where newcomers and regulars share the courts across all-gender, mixed-ability slots. It is an approachable introduction to padel in Jakarta rather than a members-only club.

The padel courts

The venue keeps its court set-up compact and covered. Its own photos and captions point to an indoor, climate-controlled space, which suits Jakarta’s heat and heavy rain and keeps play going right through the year.

Padel is played on an enclosed court with glass walls and a mesh surround, in doubles, using solid rackets and a soft ball. The covered set-up here means afternoon downpours are far less likely to cut a session short.

The exact number of courts is not published on the club’s public channels, so it is worth confirming directly before you plan a larger group. Balls are provided for booked sessions, and rackets can be hired on site if you do not own one.

Booking and access

Booking runs through community platforms rather than a global app. The club lists its bookable sessions on Reclub, where you request a slot, join the waitlist and pay to confirm your place.

Published trial sessions have run from Rp 50,000 to Rp 65,000 per player for a two-hour community slot, with balls and court included. Standard hourly court rates are not listed publicly, so message the venue to confirm current pricing.

Opening hours are not published on the club’s public profiles at the time of writing. The best way to check availability and confirm times is through the venue’s Instagram. Payment for community slots is typically due a few days before play.

Programme and social

The social side is where Poncol Padel House stands out. The club has built a community of well over a hundred members through regular meet-ups, morning trials and all-gender sessions aimed at bringing new players into the game.

These mix-in style sessions pair players of different levels for friendly, rotating matches, which makes it easy to turn up alone and still get a good hit. Announcements and event dates land first on the club’s Facebook and Instagram feeds.

Structured coaching does not appear to be advertised on the club’s public channels yet. Players wanting lessons should ask directly, as the programme is still young and evolving.

Location and getting there

The venue sits on Jl. Poncol in Gandaria Selatan, one of Cilandak’s quieter residential pockets in South Jakarta. It is framed as a hidden spot between Cipete and Fatmawati, both well served by the Jakarta MRT.

That location puts it within easy reach of Cipete, Cilandak and the wider Jakarta Selatan padel scene. As with most venues in the area, arriving ten to fifteen minutes early gives you time to warm up before your slot.

Best for padel in Jakarta

Poncol Padel House suits social players, beginners and anyone in South Jakarta who wants a relaxed, welcoming introduction to padel. The community trials and mixed sessions are ideal if you are learning or new to the city.

It is less suited to players who need published fixed hours, a large bank of courts or a full coaching academy, at least for now. For casual, community-driven padel in Jakarta, though, it is a friendly and easygoing choice.

No structured coaching programme is advertised on the club's public channels. The venue is young and community-led, so players wanting lessons should enquire directly via Instagram.