
Severa Padel opened on Jalan Dr. Setiabudi in Isola, Sukasari — the university belt in north Bandung — and quickly picked up a following among the city's social-padel organisers. It is a small, deliberately styled club rather than a volume venue, and Bandung's meet organisers describe it as one of the more aesthetically finished courts in the city.
The club runs two courts, referred to in booking notices simply as Court 1 and Court 2. They sit under a covered, air-conditioned structure with a planted feature wall and a spectator lounge running along one side, so players waiting on a rotation can watch the game from the same room.
The facility list is unusually deep for a two-court club: locker room, VIP lounge, valet, nursery room, musholla, restaurant and cafeteria, pet-friendly seating areas, showers and toilets, Wi-Fi, free parking with a ball boy service, and racket rental for players arriving empty-handed. An AI ball-tracking service is also listed.
Severa is a regular host for open community meets: several independent Bandung organisers have run two-court, two-hour trial sessions here, typically priced between Rp40,000 and Rp50,000 per player and including balls, a scorekeeper, racket rental and water. That makes it an easy first stop for a visitor who does not yet have a four.
Booking runs through Courtside, where the club advertises rates starting from Rp179,000. Because Courtside publishes only a starting figure rather than a full price grid, no standard hourly band is quoted here — check the app for the slot you want.
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