The Padel Point

The Padel Point is a four-court padel venue at Jl. Srengseng Raya No.33, Srengseng, Kecamatan Kembangan, West Jakarta 11630. If you are weighing up The Padel Point padel courts for your next game, the club sits between Kebon Jeruk and Joglo, a short drive from the Jakarta Outer Ring Road on the city’s west side.

The venue announced it was “opening very soon” on Instagram in late December 2025, and its first Google reviews landed in early February 2026, making it one of West Jakarta’s newest clubs. It has made an immediate impression - a 5.0 Google rating across 117 reviews, plus a 4.96 score on the AYO booking app.

The pitch is simple - “Your Game, Your Point”. Four panoramic courts sit under a high-roofed hall, backed by hot showers, a cafe and resto, a prayer room and unusually generous parking. The club also advertises free corkage on its Instagram, so bringing your own refreshments is welcomed.

The padel courts

The Padel Point runs four panoramic glass courts, listed as Court A, Court B, Court C and Court D on AYO. All four sit inside a covered, high-ceilinged hall rather than under open sky, which keeps the rain off play and gives lobs plenty of clearance.

Panoramic construction means continuous glass back walls with minimal framework, so sightlines stay clean for spectators and video. It is the build style used on the professional tours, and a big part of why this venue photographs so well.

Reviewers repeatedly single out the building itself - the high ceiling, strong air circulation and large fans keep the space cooler than many Jakarta venues. Court lighting holds up well into evening sessions, and players describe the playing surface as professional and immaculate.

Equipment support is solid for a new club. AYO lists racket and ball rental plus a ball machine for solo practice, so you can turn up empty-handed or drill between matches.

Booking and access

Court time is booked online through the venue’s AYO listing, with live availability shown per court. Listed rates start from IDR 199,000 per court session, and peak slots price higher - check the app calendar for exact figures on your date.

Split four ways, a session from IDR 199,000 works out around IDR 50,000 per player. That is why hosted community games at the venue advertise per-head prices in the IDR 55,000 to 100,000 range once organiser costs are added.

House rules are strict on timing - court time starts and ends exactly as booked, and arriving late does not extend play. Bookings are non-refundable, and AYO allows a single reschedule requested in advance of the booking date.

The club is open 06:00 to 23:00 every day of the week. Contact runs through +62 811-9698-1918 or Instagram direct message; there is no separate website or published email at the time of writing.

Getting there is easy by car or motorbike - reviewers praise the spacious, affordable parking, which includes indoor spaces alongside free and paid areas. Inside you will find changing rooms, hot showers stocked with soap and shampoo, toilets, a musholla and free WiFi.

Padel programme and social

The social calendar is community-driven. Independent hosts run regular sessions here through Reclub and Kuyy, including Fix Mix Sunday rallies, intense rallies for improvers and beginner-friendly trials priced around IDR 55,000 to 100,000 per player.

Several trial events bundle a mini coaching introduction before the matches, and brand collaborations - such as a QDP x Lifebuoy trial day - have already appeared on the calendar. The venue actively welcomes session hosts, promoting a host programme through its team.

There is no advertised in-house academy yet - see the coaching tab for how lessons currently work. The cafe and resto area, snacks and drinks for sale, plus that free corkage policy, make it straightforward to linger after a session.

Best for

The Padel Point suits West Jakarta players around Srengseng, Meruya, Joglo, Kebon Jeruk and Puri Indah who want premium panoramic courts close to home. Drivers are especially well served - parking here is bigger and cheaper than at most Jakarta padel venues.

Early risers and night owls get a long 06:00 to 23:00 window, and the covered hall means bookings survive the rainy season. Social players can plug into hosted mix-ins and rallies most weeks.

It is less suited to players wanting open-air courts, an established coaching academy or a formal membership and league structure - as a club that opened in 2026, its competitive programme is still taking shape.

The Padel Point does not advertise an in-house coaching academy. Beginner-friendly community sessions hosted at the venue via Reclub and Kuyy often include a mini coaching introduction, and lesson enquiries go through the club's WhatsApp or Instagram.