
The 40/0 Club — the name is a tennis scoreline, and the tagline runs "where 40/0 is just the beginning" — occupies a warehouse-style hall on Jl. Agung Indah 4 in Sunter Agung, North Jakarta. Three padel courts sit inside, all recorded by the venue as indoor, in a burnt-orange court frame with glass back walls that give the place a distinctly considered look.
Presentation is a real part of the appeal here. The clubhouse carries the club's deep green and cream identity through the signage, the reception artwork and the staff kit, and the court nets carry the club mark alongside sponsor branding. Reviewers describe it as clean, bright and — importantly for an indoor Jakarta venue — not hot.
Courts run from 06:00. Weekdays are Rp 145,000 for most of the day, rising to Rp 300,000 for the peak evening block; Saturdays are a flat Rp 180,000 per hour. Booking is through AYO Indonesia. Cancellation, reschedule and refund are not available once a booking is confirmed, so lock the time in before you pay.
You are allowed to bring an outside coach, but the club charges an additional Rp 150,000 per session for up to four players. Parking is the one recurring gripe in player feedback — it is limited, so arrive early on evening slots. Mobile signal inside the hall is also patchy.
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