
IPC Padel Club Kedoya is an eight-court hall at Jl. Kedoya Raya No.28, Kedoya Selatan, Kebon Jeruk, West Jakarta. At eight courts it is among the biggest single-site padel venues in Jakarta, and the layout is unusual: the courts run in pairs, each pair on a different surface colour, with a raised red-floored lounge and long communal tables overlooking the whole hall.
Eight courts, indoor. AYO's court register returns exactly eight padel fields and names them by colour — 1 and 2 Blue, 3 and 4 Green, 5 and 6 Terracotta, 7 and 8 Pink — and the photographs match, with the court number frosted large on each entry glass. Glass back walls, steel mesh above the sides, under a pitched steel roof.
The club rents racquets and sells balls, grips and towels. It also rents a ball launcher. That machine sits alongside eight full-size glass-walled courts and is an add-on service, not the venue's product — this is a real club, not a simulator lane, and it should not be rejected on a simulator keyword search.
Sampled across three separate weekdays, AYO returned a modal band of Rp 150,000 an hour, with Rp 200,000 at peak. Lockers, valet, musholla, spectator stands and a full washroom block complete the offer.
Kedoya Selatan has quietly become one of West Jakarta's densest padel corridors, and IPC is its anchor: eight courts under one roof, with a mezzanine-style lounge on a raised red floor running the length of the hall so that spectators look down the row rather than along a single court. The venue holds 220 AYO reviews at an average of 4.94, and priced inventory was returned across three separate weekdays. Valet parking, lockers, a musholla, towel sales and a ball-and-grip counter round out an operation aimed at players who spend a half-day at the club rather than an hour.
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