
Luca Padel occupies a large indoor hall at Jalan Raya Kertajaya Indah No. 168–174 in east Surabaya, on the main approach road that links the Galaxy and Manyar districts to the ITS campus area. The building carries prominent illuminated frontage lettering that makes it easy to find after dark, which is when the club does most of its business.
Inside there are four full-size padel courts laid out in a single clear-span hall. The courts use green artificial turf rather than the blue surface common elsewhere in the city, enclosed by tempered glass at the back and sides with mesh along the flanks. The roof is solid and the hall is brightly lit from above, so sessions run to schedule regardless of weather. Court markings are crisply maintained and the run-backs are wide enough for genuine full-length rallies rather than the cramped layouts sometimes squeezed into converted retail units.
The venue is a hybrid sports and social space: alongside padel it runs a board-game offer, and the cafe and restaurant, cold drinks, hot showers, changing rooms and musholla are all on site. That mix means the club tends to attract groups who stay on after their hour rather than clearing out immediately.
Booking is entirely pay-per-play with no membership tier, and the club's calendar is among the busiest in the city, routinely carrying well over a hundred bookable padel slots in a rolling week. Padel court hire is priced by time band up to around Rp 200,000 at peak, with cheaper daytime slots available. Luca Padel currently holds a 5.00 average player rating.
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