
Nirwana Padel Club sits on Jalan Kampung Curug in Pakansari, Cibinong, in the Kabupaten Bogor half of the Jakarta metro. The build is a tall open-sided steel hall with the clubhouse set into one end: a glazed cafe area of teal chairs and timber tables, fronted by a hand-painted mural of the club name, rackets and a coffee cup that runs the width of the wall. It holds a 4.93 rating on Ayo Indonesia, though from a young review base of 10.
Four courts, all logged as indoor by the operator and laid on premium turf. They are colour-named rather than numbered: one Black court and three Blue. Each is enclosed in panoramic glass with black mesh upper cages, with club-branded nets and manual flip scoreboards at the posts. Court hire starts at Rp 185,000 per hour for the main weekday band, with Rp 195,000 and higher bands at peak times and weekends. Booking is pay-per-play with no membership tiers published.
No coaching programme or class timetable is published. The club is recent enough that its review base is still in single-to-low double figures, so the 4.93 rating carries less weight than the numbers at older Cibinong venues — but all four courts are active in the booking system with live priced slots across the week. It is a genuinely separate venue from Padel Hall Bogor, which is also in Pakansari but on Jalan Lingkar GOR with six courts.
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