
Bestindo Sport Center sits on Jl. Pegangsaan Dua No.60 in the Pegangsaan Dua stretch of Kelapa Gading, North Jakarta. It is not a padel-only club: padel is the newest of five sports sharing the site, which also runs two mini-soccer pitches, an outdoor futsal court, five badminton halls and two 3x3 basketball courts. That breadth is why the venue carries one of the deepest review bases in North Jakarta — 1,250 ratings at 4.89.
Two padel courts, listed on AYO as Padel Court A and Padel Court B, both laid on synthetic grass and both recorded as outdoor. Photographs confirm it: the pair sit side by side in the open air behind full glass back and side panels with black mesh above, backed by a painted botanical mural along the boundary wall. Play is floodlit into the evening. Across sampled dates the courts published a full eighteen hourly slots each per day at a flat Rp 150,000, with almost all of them still free — a useful counterpoint to the Rp 60,000 starting price AYO advertises, which is a venue-wide floor set by the badminton and basketball courts rather than the padel rate.
No in-house padel academy is published on the venue's booking profile. Court hire is sold by the hour with no membership tier.
The multi-sport format means padel here shares a clubhouse with badminton and futsal regulars rather than a dedicated padel crowd — an easy, low-pressure place to try the sport, and one of the cheaper ways into it in North Jakarta.
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