
The Good Padel Club opened its Cimahi branch on Jl. Jend. H. Amir Machmud in Cibeureum, joining the group's existing sites in Ciumbuleuit, Cilandak and Manyar. It is the largest of the four by court count: 4 courts against the 2 at the Ciumbuleuit flagship, and unlike the hillside original it sits on flat ground in a dense residential and commercial strip in south Cimahi, an easy run from Bandung's western suburbs.
Four glass-walled panoramic courts on green synthetic grass, set under a black steel canopy roof with open sides that keeps rain off while letting Cimahi's air move through. Ayo Indonesia records all four as indoor. Floodlighting runs the length of each bay for evening play. Court 1 catches some glare from its lights, according to one regular.
Reviewers describe the venue as "bersih, luas, estetik" — clean, spacious, good-looking — and note how cool it stays. The main criticism raised so far is that the waiting area between rotations is a little thin, which is worth knowing if you are booking a big group. The club has also had at least one player publicly asking it to launch a membership scheme, so the current pay-per-play arrangement may not last.
Open daily 06:00-22:00. Booking runs through the Ayo Indonesia app, where the branch holds 4.80. Court hire starts at IDR 100,000 per hour and rises to around IDR 150,000 at peak.
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