
Lions Padel Society sits at No. 19 Jalan Raya Pekayon in Jaka Setia, Bekasi Selatan, behind a terracotta-and-white frontage with a lion crest cut into the wall. The interior is built to a self-described "modern tropical" brief: burnt-orange steel trusses, a mezzanine viewing deck, and a corridor lounge painted with the club motto "Play the Game, Live the Culture". It carries a perfect 5,00 rating on Ayo Indonesia.
Three courts, all logged as indoor by the operator and laid on turf under a translucent-panel roof that floods the hall with daylight. Court 02 is finished in blue; the other two are dark grey. All are panoramic-glass builds with white mesh cages. The distinguishing feature is the schedule: the venue opens a full 24-hour booking grid, seven days a week, so slots exist at 02:00 as readily as at 20:00.
No coaching programme is published for the venue. Rackets are displayed on a shop wall alongside grips and drinks, but the club does not advertise a hire service, so arrive with your own kit unless you have confirmed otherwise.
Pricing is genuinely banded by hour: Rp 75,000 in the overnight window, Rp 119,000 for the standard daytime band, and Rp 155,000 to Rp 190,000 across peak evenings. Everything is booked pay-per-play through the Ayo Indonesia app.
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