Sunrise Padel: three courts in Sunrise Garden, and the city's most detailed dog policy

Sunrise Padel has three semi-indoor courts in the Sunrise Garden estate in Kedoya Utara — named rather than numbered, as Sunrise, Garden and Sky. Semi-indoor is the venue's own word and it is honest: a February 2026 reviewer notes it gets warm inside, so this is cover from rain and sun rather than air conditioning. A review from the same period mentions courts having been added again, so the count may already be higher than three.

What makes it worth knowing about is that dogs are welcome, and unusually the venue has thought it through rather than just saying yes. Diapers are compulsory anywhere on site, leads are compulsory and letting a dog off is not allowed, dogs are banned from the court area even when nobody is playing on it, owners must clean up after them with a Rp500.000 fine for not doing so, and aggressive dogs are refused. If you have been looking for a venue where a Saturday morning session does not mean leaving the dog at home, this is the one.

The court rules are strict in ways that affect a session directly. Non-marking shoes and proper sportswear are compulsory and you will not be allowed on without them. More than ten minutes late without calling ahead and the slot is forfeit. No outside coaches, no personal ball baskets, no ball machines, a maximum of five tubes or fifteen balls, and a maximum of eight players per court.

One naming trap: there is a second, separate Sunrise Padel in Permata Hijau, South Jakarta. Check which one you are booking. And being inside a housing estate is what makes the February 2026 residential-zone cap relevant here — the published close is 22:00, the city's rule for residential zones is 20:00, so confirm a late slot rather than assuming it.

Three courts is twelve players on court and a ceiling of sixteen, with four resting each round at the top — and the venue's own maximum of eight players per court is well above anything a rotation this size needs.

At twelve an Americano needs eleven rounds and an hour gives eight at 16 points. Two hours gives eighteen and finishes it, which at Rp340.000 a court is Rp2.040.000 across three courts, or Rp170.000 a head.

Confirm the rate before you quote a per-head figure. Rp340.000 an hour is what the Indonesian guides report, but the venue publishes no card of its own, and Ayo's Rp100.000 floor is a promotional slot rather than a rate you can plan three courts around.

Fifteen balls maximum, and no bringing a basket or a machine. For a twelve-person social session that is plenty; for a coaching-style drill session it is not, and the venue does not allow an outside coach anyway.

Ten minutes late without a call and the booking is gone. With a group, nominate one person to ring the venue rather than assuming whoever arrives first will.

If anyone in your group is bringing a dog, send them the policy. Diapers and a lead are compulsory, dogs cannot go on court at all, and there is a Rp500.000 fine for mess.