Velvet Padel Reserve is on Jalan Mekar Sejahtera in Mekarwangi, in the Bojongloa Kidul district on the south-western side of Bandung, a short run from the Kopo corridor. The club leans hard into its name: the playing surface is deep purple rather than the usual blue or green, the perimeter banners are purple and gold, and the whole court sits under a white arched roof that throws a soft, even light across the turf. Wall-mounted fans keep the air moving at the back of the court.
It is a full-size glass-walled padel court — toughened glass across the back wall and the lower side panels, black mesh above, standard padel service lines and a padel net. The structure spans the court from end to end, so this is covered play rather than an open-air court, which matters in Bandung between November and March. Spectators watch from the side gallery outside the glass.
Note for anyone navigating: South Padel Club sits on the same street at No.8a, roughly two hundred metres away. They are separate clubs with separate listings — check the house number before you set off.
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