SEI Padel

SEI Padel is a compact indoor club at Jl. Permata Safir No.18 3, RT.3/RW.2, Grogol Utara, Kebayoran Lama, South Jakarta 12210. Anyone searching for sei padel padel will find a two-court venue that leans into calm Japanese design rather than sheer scale.

The club sits in the Grogol Utara and Permata Hijau pocket of Kebayoran Lama, easy to reach from Jalan Arteri Permata Hijau and the Kebayoran Lama corridor. It is a short hop from the Simprug and Senayan neighbourhoods.

Two blue courts sit inside a hall wrapped in warm timber and gravel textures, paired with a cosy Japanese cafe. Everything is arranged around a single pavilion, so the walk from cafe to court takes seconds. The result is a quiet, considered space rather than a busy multi-court arena.

The padel courts

SEI has two indoor padel courts, described on the club’s own channels as ‘two refined padel courts’ set within a covered hall. Both are full doubles courts with the glass-and-mesh surround that padel uses.

Because play is fully indoors, sessions run whatever the Jakarta weather does, and the air-conditioned hall keeps the humidity at bay. The blue playing surface is lit for morning starts and evening games alike.

The hall’s material palette of warm woods, gravel textures and soft lighting gives the two courts a spa-like calm that sets SEI apart from Jakarta’s larger, brighter arenas. The venue keeps its footprint small on purpose, so booking ahead is sensible when both courts fill quickly.

Booking and access

Booking runs through the Courtside app. You can book a court through Courtside, which shows live availability, durations and current rates.

One local directory lists a rate of around Rp400,000, in line with Jakarta’s indoor clubs, but confirm the exact per-court and per-person price in the app before you play, as rates vary by time of day.

The courts are open Monday to Sunday from 06:00 to 21:00. Rackets can be hired on site, and there is parking at the venue. There is no membership requirement, so casual pay-and-play bookings are welcome alongside regular groups.

As bookings are prepaid, arrive on time; sessions here forfeit slots for players more than ten minutes late. For contact and the newest schedule, the club’s Instagram is the most reliable channel, as a public phone line and email are not listed.

Programme and social

SEI is a young club, and much of its early life has run through community trials and social games hosted by groups such as Reclub, spanning beginner and improver levels.

Trials advertised through Reclub and similar apps have offered low-cost taster sessions, a friendly way for newcomers to try the courts before committing to a full booking.

The Japanese cafe makes the pavilion a natural place to linger after a match, and the club shares fixtures and open sessions through its Instagram. Formal in-house coaching is not yet advertised, so check the club’s channels for the latest clinics and mix-ins.

Location and getting there

The club is tucked into a residential stretch of Permata Safir in Grogol Utara, within the wider Permata Hijau district of South Jakarta.

Drivers reach it easily from Jalan Arteri Permata Hijau and the Kebayoran Lama arterial, and on-site parking makes arriving by car straightforward. Ride-hailing drop-offs are simple, and the Permata Hijau shops and eateries are a few minutes away.

Best for padel in Jakarta

SEI Padel suits players who want a calm, design-led indoor court close to Permata Hijau, plus a good cafe to wind down in afterwards.

With only two courts, it is better for planned games, pairs and small groups than for large events or leagues needing several courts at once. Beginners will find the calm setting and taster sessions welcoming.

If you value atmosphere, air-conditioned comfort and a quiet Japanese aesthetic over a big multi-court complex, this is a strong pick among padel in Jakarta options.

SEI Padel does not currently advertise an in-house coaching programme. Community trials and social games are hosted at the club through third-party groups such as Reclub.