
PARDEL sits on Jalan Gunung Agung Dalam, a residential turning off Ciumbuleuit in the Cidadap district of north Bandung. The club's own photography shows a single steel-framed hall with an orange portal frame and a continuous metal roof, sheltering two full-size glass-backed padel courts laid side by side on terracotta-coloured turf. The side elevations are left open, so the courts stay dry in Bandung's afternoon downpours while the hill breeze still moves through them — the club's community page notes that mornings and late afternoons are the coolest times to play here.
Courts are bookable through Courtside, and PARDEL runs one of the busier social-play communities in north Bandung: its Reclub club page carries 186 members and 61 organised sessions, from beginner-friendly mornings to mixed-level evening rounds. That makes it a straightforward first stop for a visiting player with no fixed partner — you can join an existing session rather than having to bring three friends.
The published court price is a starting figure only and varies by time slot, so confirm the rate for your chosen hour when you book. Ciumbuleuit is about fifteen minutes north of central Bandung and the club is a short drive from the Setiabudi and Dago corridors.
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