Republic Padel TB Simatupang

Republic Padel TB Simatupang is an indoor padel club at Jl. TB Simatupang, RT.11/RW.4, Tj. Bar., Kec. Jagakarsa, Kota Jakarta Selatan, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12530, Indonesia. Its six courts open every day from 6am to 11pm, with AYO court sessions from Rp 250,000.

The club sits in South Jakarta, among the padel courts in Jakarta. Courts are booked on AYO, and the club also has an Instagram account. A cafe and restaurant, a sauna and cold plunge, hot showers and changing rooms mean a match can easily become a full evening.

The padel courts

All six courts at Republic Padel TB Simatupang are indoor, set inside a steel-framed hall. With a roof overhead, a booked session is rarely lost to heavy rain or strong midday sun, which makes planning a regular game far easier than on open courts.

There are spectator stands, plus courtside seating and a mezzanine lounge, so friends waiting for the next slot can follow the rallies in comfort. Sports shoes are required on court, so bring a proper pair for the session.

Balls are sold at the proshop, the on-site sports shop, rather than at the front desk. Racket rental can be booked in the AYO app when rackets are available, which helps visitors and newer players who do not yet own a racket of their own.

Booking and access

Courts at Republic Padel TB Simatupang are booked on AYO. Sessions start from Rp 250,000, and the peak rate is Rp 350,000 per court per hour. For four players, a peak hour comes to Rp 87,500 each.

Every court booking includes two 240 ml bottled waters, so drinking water is covered from the first serve. Bookings are non-refundable, but each one allows one free reschedule up to 3 days ahead, so it pays to confirm the group early.

The club is open from 6am to 11pm, Monday to Sunday. That leaves room for an early game before work, a lunchtime session or a late match after dinner. For questions about a booking, the club can be reached by phone or WhatsApp on +62 821 8000 4887.

Car and motorbike parking is on site, which makes the club a practical choice for players driving or riding in from elsewhere in South Jakarta. Outside food and drink are not allowed, as the cafe and restaurant on site sells drinks and snacks.

Programme and social

Coaching at Republic Padel TB Simatupang is given on court by venue-approved coaches only. Outside coaches are not allowed under the house rules, so anyone wanting lessons should arrange them with one of the approved coaches rather than bringing their own.

The social side runs through a free-to-join WhatsApp community, ‘Republic Padel TB Simatupang Community’. It is the simplest way to find partners, make up a group of four players for a booking and keep in touch with other regulars at the venue.

After a game, the cafe and restaurant is the natural meeting point, with drinks and snacks for players and spectators alike. The mezzanine lounge gives groups a place to sit together between sessions and talk through the match.

Recovery is a real strength here. The sauna and cold plunge sit alongside hot showers and changing rooms, so players can warm down properly after a hard session. A musholla (prayer room) is also on site for players fitting a game around prayer times.

Best for

Republic Padel TB Simatupang suits players in South Jakarta who want reliable indoor courts and good facilities around the game. The sauna and cold plunge make it a strong pick for regular players who take recovery seriously, while long daily opening hours make it easy to fit a session in.

The club also works well for groups and social games. Six courts, spectator stands and a mezzanine lounge mean a crowd can play, watch and eat in one place, and the WhatsApp community helps anyone short of a fourth player fill the court.

Newer players can rent a racket through AYO when available and book a lesson with an approved coach. For the basics, read the beginner’s guide to padel and the guide on what to wear for padel before a first visit.

Players comparing clubs across the city can see more options in the best padel clubs in Jakarta, and the guide to padel in Indonesia covers the wider scene across the country.