Pine Padel Club sits at Jl. Bukit Pakar Utara No.48 in Ciburial, on the Cimenyan side of the Dago hills above Bandung. It is one of a cluster of hillside clubs that have opened along this road, but Pine is the enclosed one — where its neighbours run open-sided spans, Pine plays inside a sealed steel-truss hall, so an afternoon downpour in the hills makes no difference to whether the session goes ahead.
The playing surface is terracotta synthetic turf with crisp white lines, enclosed by glass back walls and mesh side fencing in a white frame. The hall is a pitched steel-truss build with a tall glazed gable at one end that lets daylight down the length of the court, and pole-mounted floodlights along the sides for evening play. Club banners carrying the Pine pine-tree mark hang on the back-wall mesh. A second bay is visible through the glass alongside the main court.
The club keeps long hours — 07:00 to 23:00, seven days a week — and its Google rating is an unblemished 5.0 from 16 reviews, unusually strong for a venue of this size. Court hire is sold by the hour, with published rates starting from 149,000 rupiah; the exact band varies by time of day, so confirm when you book.
Courts are bookable through Courtside.
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