
Bisoc Padel Court sits on Jl. Batununggal Lestari in Bandung Kidul, a residential pocket south of the toll road that has quietly become one of the city's denser padel corners. It is a compact, two-court operation that has built up one of the largest review bases of any unlisted Bandung venue — 123 ratings averaging 4.77 — and it runs one of the longest booking days in the city, 06:00 through to midnight.
Two courts, both recorded by the operator as indoor, laid on premium synthetic grass under a steel-framed roof with full glass back walls and black perimeter frames. Pricing runs in three bands: Rp 100,000 for the early morning slots, Rp 150,000 for the standard daytime band, and Rp 200,000 at prime evening times. Both courts were showing live bookable slots across the coming week.
No coaching programme or academy is advertised on the venue's booking profile, and no racket-rental facility is listed — bring your own kit.
Player feedback is consistently positive on the courts themselves and the staff, with two recurring criticisms worth knowing before you book: the hall runs warm in the middle of the day and players have asked for larger fans, and toilet cleanliness draws occasional comment. Sports shoes are required on court.
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