The Club
Three floors up,
in the middle
of everything.
The address
is the idea.
Most padel in the Klang Valley happens in a warehouse forty minutes out of town, and it is fine. You drive, you play, you drive home, and you are back at midnight. We wanted the opposite of that.
Padel Bintang sits on a roof above Jalan Raja Chulan, a short walk from Bukit Bintang and a lift ride from a few thousand desks. You can decide at six and be playing at half past. There is no highway in it.
And then there is the thing nobody can copy. The Twin Towers sit directly behind the court. People stop mid-rally to look at it, which is annoying if you are trying to win a point and the reason half our photographs exist.
The roof at night
Court detail
The team
The view, without the court
Four things,
in order.
The courts come first
Surfaces, glass, lighting and nets maintained properly. Everything else on this page is decoration if the court is bad.
Turning up alone is normal
The socials exist so that not having three friends who play is never the reason you did not start.
Stay after the game
Seating, food and cold drinks, because the hour after is the reason people come back.
It should be easy
Three taps to book. Rackets at the desk. No membership, no account, no phone call.