
Little Racquet Club sits at Cibanon on Jalan Raya Sukaraja in Kabupaten Bogor, a short run off the Jakarta–Bogor corridor. It is an eye-catching build: a sweeping curved translucent roof over an orange-and-green rendered block, with brick screen walls and a first-floor gallery. The interior is finished in the same orange, with white steel truss work overhead and full-height glass so the whole floor is visible from the mezzanine. It holds a 4.96 rating on Ayo Indonesia from 101 reviews.
Four padel courts, all logged as indoor by the operator and laid on premium turf in terracotta, enclosed in panoramic glass with white mesh cages and mast-mounted LED floodlights. Bench seating runs between the courts at floor level. Alongside them the club runs one indoor hard-court tennis court and two automatic mahjong tables, all bookable through the same system. Padel hire is unusually cheap for a build of this quality: Rp 99,000 per hour covers most of the timetable, with a Rp 215,000 peak band and Rp 125,000 at weekend off-peak times.
No formal coaching programme is published by the venue. The multi-sport mix — padel, tennis and mahjong under one roof — points to a social club model rather than a competitive academy, and reviews reflect that: players describe it as somewhere they will come back to. The one substantive criticism on record concerns the tennis court rather than the padel, where a reviewer found the back clearance tight.
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