Peak Padel Dago

Peak Padel Dago sits high on Jalan Dago Giri, on the pine-covered ridge north of Bandung where the city gives way to Lembang. The venue's own signage sums up the format: padel, coffee, mahjong, social hub. It shares a building with the Meet Komo cafe, and the terrace looks out over the valley towards the city.

The courts

Three courts are listed on Ayo Indonesia as Court 1, Court 2 and Court 3. Ayo Indonesia files all three as indoor and they are laid on premium synthetic grass, but the classification needs a caveat: the courts sit under a white tensile-canopy roof carried on a black steel truss, and the venue's own photographs show the flanks standing completely open at court level, with trees, daylight and neighbouring roofs visible straight through. The back walls are framed tempered glass and the upper side walls are black mesh. It is a roofed, open-sided build rather than a sealed hall, so this directory files it as both indoor and outdoor: rallies stay dry in the Bandung wet season while the open flanks keep air moving - a useful compromise at this altitude, where a fully sealed hall gets stuffy fast.

Booking and rates

Courts are booked through the Ayo Indonesia app. Across five sampled weekdays every published slot on all three courts came out at Rp 100,000 per hour, marked down from a Rp 175,000 list price - 240 priced slots in total, so the schedule is genuinely open rather than nominally listed. The venue runs a sixteen-hour trading day.

Facilities

• Cafe and restaurant on site (Meet Komo)
• Mahjong and social lounge
• Hot showers
• Musholla
• Car and motorcycle parking

Who it suits

The Dago Giri run is a weekend destination in its own right, and Peak leans into that: a group can play an hour, move to the cafe and stay for the view. Bookings are non-refundable and start on time, so arrive early. At Rp 100,000 an hour it is one of the better-value roofed builds in the Bandung hills.