
Zeno Padel Court sits on Jl. Pisangan Raya in Cireundeu, Ciputat Timur, South Tangerang — a student-heavy pocket on the southern edge of the metro, close to several campuses. The club has priced and programmed itself accordingly.
Two courts, Court A and Court B, both logged indoor by the operator and laid on premium synthetic grass. They sit either side of a green artificial-turf walkway inside a tall hall, enclosed in glass with black steel framing and lit from an overhead gantry; the surfaces are blue with white lines. Ayo's scheduling feed carries a third record with zero availability on every sampled date — a retired duplicate, so the live count is two.
The club runs weekly social play, beginner classes and monthly tournaments, and there is a cafe and social area attached to the court run. For a two-court venue this is a heavier programme than usual, and it is the reason the place fills — a solo player can turn up to a social session rather than needing to bring three others.
Court hire is banded at a modal Rp 120,000 per hour across three sampled weekdays, with Rp 150,000 at peak and a Rp 100,000 early band, which the club explicitly pitches as the affordable option in the area. It holds a 4.56 rating from 6 reviews on Ayo Indonesia — a small review base, reflecting a recently opened venue — and returned 28 to 30 open slots per sampled weekday, roughly the full daily inventory of two courts.
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