
The Palm Padel is a three-court club on Jl. Griya Sejahtera in Sunter Agung, Kecamatan Tanjung Priok — genuinely North Jakarta, a part of DKI that the Jakarta padel map still barely covers. The building is a converted warehouse: raw concrete floors, a black steel court cage, and a burnt-orange back wall painted with the club's palm-tree wordmark under a painted blue sky.
Three indoor courts on green artificial turf, glass-backed with mesh flanks and overhead floodlights, laid out in a single row with a central walkway. AYO records the court type as indoor. The club trades 06:00 to 22:00 seven days a week, with 16 to 17 bookable hours showing on the calendar each day.
Sampled across four consecutive weekdays, the modal hourly rate is 200,000 rupiah per court, with a peak band at 300,000 and a small shoulder band at 250,000. Blocks are a full 60 minutes.
A lounge with green banquette seating and a coffee counter sits behind the courts, plus a spectator area, changing rooms with hot showers, and both free and paid parking. The venue also rents three mahjong tables alongside the padel courts — they are booked through the same system, which is worth knowing if you are comparing court counts between listings.
Jl. Griya Sejahtera No.7, RT.7/RW.4, Sunter Agung, Kecamatan Tanjung Priok, Kota Jakarta Utara, DKI Jakarta 14350.
Tags
© Asia Padel 2026. All rights reserved