
Serva Padel and Coffee occupies a new building on Jalan Keputih Tegal Timur in Keputih, eastern Surabaya, sharing its site with the KEPTH coffee shop. The whole premise is exclusivity through scale: there is exactly one court, so a booking takes the entire venue and nobody is watching from the next cage over.
A single indoor court under a steel-truss roof, with full glass end walls and a red synthetic surface. Reviewers consistently describe it as new, clean and not slippery, and one specifically praises the air circulation — a real consideration in an enclosed Surabaya hall. Pricing is tiered by time of day: Rp 49,000 for the 07:00–08:00 Sunrise Rally, Rp 69,000 for daytime and last-call slots, and Rp 99,000 for the after-work band, with a flat weekend rate. Sixty priced slots were live across three sampled weekdays. The venue trades 07:00 to 21:00 daily, and the club itself notes it is still finishing off some details.
Serva holds a 4.97 average across eight AYO reviews. The recurring theme is the appeal of a single-court format for players who are still learning — one reviewer says outright that the private setup means beginners are not embarrassed to be watched — with the adjoining coffee shop as the other consistent draw. No coaching programme is advertised. Rackets can be rented, and booking is pay-per-play through AYO Indonesia with no membership scheme.
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