
Million Grounds is one of Bandung's newer sports destinations, on Jalan BKR just south of the city centre. Rather than stacking up padel courts, it has gone for range: a single indoor padel court sits alongside a dedicated CrossFit training ground, with food tenants planned to complete the site. The club describes itself as a space to play, connect and grow — a meeting point for Bandung's active community rather than a pure court-hire operation.
One indoor padel court, purple-surfaced, built to full 20 by 10 metre dimensions with panoramic glass. Being indoors makes it genuinely weatherproof, which matters in a city that gets serious afternoon rain for much of the year. Booking runs hourly from 06:00 to midnight, with rates from Rp 150,000 off-peak to Rp 200,000 at peak. With only one court, advance booking is effectively compulsory at busy times.
Million Grounds is open and playing, but it is candid that it is still in its early phase: the court area is finished and ready, while the wider site — including the permanent reception and additional facilities — remains under construction. Temporary toilets serve both men and women in the meantime. Players who have booked so far rate the experience 4.7 out of 5 across 63 scores, singling out how comfortable and private the court feels.
Payment is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, and lateness is not compensated with extra time. Proper sports clothing and shoes are required, metal jewellery and accessories are banned on court, and food is not permitted in the padel area. Leaning on or striking the glass is prohibited.
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