
PPC — Puri Padel Club — sits on Jl. Kembangan Raya in Kembangan Selatan, West Jakarta. It is deliberately small: two courts, run as a private club rather than a walk-up rental operation.
Both courts are indoor and air-conditioned, wrapped in super-panoramic glass with the club's PPC roundel applied to the back wall. Air conditioning in an enclosed padel hall is unusual in Jakarta — most venues rely on open eaves and fans — and it is the single feature that most defines the playing experience here, particularly in the middle of the day.
Towel service and access to a private lounge are included rather than charged as extras. The lounge sits behind the court run in a timber-and-terracotta fit-out with a bar counter, high stools and screens showing the court feed; a rack of club rackets hangs on the wall. Coaching sessions run on court with ball baskets, so instruction is available on site.
The club does not publish an hourly rate through a public booking platform, so no rate is listed here rather than an invented one. Its trading signal comes from Google, where it holds a 4.8 rating from 21 reviews at the Jl. Kembangan Raya No.45 address. For a two-court private club that opened into an already crowded Kembangan market, that is a solid standing — and the small size means booking is by arrangement rather than by open calendar.
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