
Victoria Social Club sits on Jalan Kemang Raya in South Jakarta, in the middle of one of the city's densest expat-and-creative neighbourhoods. Its tagline — "The Court of Connection" — is not window dressing: the club is explicitly designed so that playing and socialising happen in the same space.
There are four padel courts built to official standards and described by the club as Super Extreme Panoramic, giving unusually open sightlines for spectators and for players tracking the ball off the glass. Three are regular courts; the fourth is the VIP court, branded VIP by Bank Victoria. All four are indoor, laid on monofilament grass and sold in 60-minute sessions at Rp 300,000 per hour — premium pricing that reflects both the Kemang address and the build quality.
The club is honest that it remains in soft opening and that a handful of supporting facilities are not yet in use. The padel operation itself is fully live — all four courts are active and bookable, with player reviews landing as recently as August 2026 — so expect a finished playing experience and a still-maturing clubhouse. Independent open-play organisers run frequent trial and mabar sessions here across beginner and intermediate levels, which makes it a straightforward place to get on court without a fixed group.
There is no membership package published; courts are booked and paid per session through AYO Indonesia.
Jalan Kemang Raya No. 13, Kemang, Kota Jakarta Selatan, DKI Jakarta.
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