Roemah Padel brought a purpose-built indoor padel hall to the Helvetia side of Medan when it opened in February 2026, and it has quickly become one of the city's busiest courts. The venue was inaugurated by DPR RI Commission X member Sofyan Tan alongside Eric Cendana, head of the Indonesian padel federation for North Sumatra, and it is operated by PT. Indopremier Padel Indonesia.
Four full-size indoor courts sit under a single steel-framed roof with a ceiling clearance of roughly 15 metres, which players consistently single out in reviews as the thing that sets Roemah Padel apart from Medan's lower-roofed conversions. The playing surface is a terracotta sand-filled turf with full glass back and side walls, and the hall is lit for night play right through to closing.
Roemah Padel runs its own booking stack rather than renting space on a marketplace. The Roemah Padel app is published on both the App Store and Google Play, and the same real-time availability grid is mirrored at roemahpadel.com, so you can see every court and hour before you commit. Courts list at Rp 250,000 per hour with a standing discounted rate of Rp 200,000, and slots are confirmed instantly with digital receipts.
The club runs structured coaching classes for players moving up from first-timer to rally-consistent level, and it hosts an active Reclub community with well over 200 members and a steady stream of open sessions, Americanos and mixed-partner meets. That makes it a straightforward place to find a game if you are new to the city.
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