
Goedang Sports Centre — the Gudang Seng, or tin warehouse, on Jalan Laksamana Malahayati — is an East Jakarta multi-sport shed that added padel to an existing futsal and basketball operation. It is unpolished in the best way: exposed steel trusses, sponsor boards on the glass, and four padel courts in blue, green and purple turf laid out beside the vinyl-carpeted futsal and basketball halls.
The low-ceiling Court 1 is cheapest at Rp 100,000 for most of the day. Courts 2–4 run Rp 150,000 from 06:00 to 17:00, Rp 180,000 for the 18:00–20:00 peak and Rp 125,000 late. Across nine sampled weekdays the modal band is Rp 150,000 an hour.
Racket rental is Rp 40,000 for two hours. Outside coaches are explicitly welcome at no surcharge, which makes this a practical base for players who already train with someone — but the club does not run its own coaching programme.
Courts are sold through AYO Indonesia; the venue also takes WhatsApp enquiries. Players are liable in full for damage to glass, steel, nets and fencing.
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