
GAVECourt occupies an upper level of the G'Avenue development on Jl. KH. Noer Ali in Pekayon Jaya, Bekasi Selatan. The operator's claim is specific: the first air-conditioned padel courts in Bekasi, next to what it says is Indonesia's first glow-in-the-dark pickleball court.
Two padel courts, both logged indoor on premium synthetic grass and both air-conditioned, laid in terracotta and enclosed in framed glass with mesh above. The photographs show them side by side against a curtain-walled facade with the mall's red and green cladding beyond. A third bookable field is pickleball on sport-grade paint, which is why AYO's headline count says three; only two are padel and only those two are counted here.
Pricing here is unusual for the metro: the club runs a discounted ladder against a much higher list price. Across five forward weekdays the padel courts listed 140 priced slots with 122 available, in four bands — Rp 210,937 (daytime, and the modal band recorded here), Rp 225,000 (early morning), Rp 297,500 and Rp 318,750 (evening peak, discounted from a Rp 425,000 list). The Rp 79,000 "start from" figure AYO advertises is the pickleball court, not padel.
No coaching programme and no equipment hire are published on the venue profile, and neither appears in the fifteen reviews AYO's reviews endpoint returns. Both are recorded unavailable on absence of evidence.
Hot showers, changing rooms, toilets, snacks and drinks, all inside the mall envelope. Reviewers describe the air conditioning as genuinely cold and note that the glow-in-the-dark lighting on the pickleball side is a novelty rather than a competitive setting.
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