
The Grand Padel sits in the Pulomas–Pacuan Kuda pocket of Kayu Putih, East Jakarta, in a purpose-built shed with its own signage on the street frontage. The club markets itself as Jakarta's event-ready padel venue, and the layout backs that up: four indoor courts plus a stadium court with 360-degree spectator stands, which the club says is the first of its kind in the city.
Five courts in total, all blue turf, all listed as active. The four indoor courts are laid out with 8 m spacing between them — unusually generous for Jakarta — and a full 2x8 m international clear area behind the glass. The fifth is a semi-indoor stadium court under a tensioned canopy with tiered seating for roughly 250 spectators, which the club uses for tournaments, corporate days and product launches. Courts are named rather than numbered (Madrid, Tokyo and so on).
No coaching programme is documented on the club's booking listing, and the reviews on file do not mention resident coaches. Worth confirming directly with the venue.
One-hour sessions through AYO Indonesia. Weekday rates start at Rp 250,000 and rise to Rp 350,000 and Rp 390,000 at prime evening times.
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