The rooftop courts deliver reliable quality and exceptional social energy. Saiful and Rock lead a genuinely engaged team; courts are spacious with stylish metallic nets that keep play uninterrupted. The full setup-table tennis, mahjong, chess, kids' area, lounge, bar, and live music-makes this feel less like a court venue and more like a social hub where players come back repeatedly.
Access via level 3 (outdoor lift coming soon), onsite toilets, and free water are practical pluses. Women get free drinks. One experienced player who has visited over 50 venues across KL and Selangor ranked this among the most enjoyable.
Last verified 2026-07-14
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Bookings here offer a striking view of Menara 118, and staff are quick to help. However, the court is cramped, uneven, and plagued by wind and drainage issues that can affect gameplay and safety.
Staff earn consistent praise for friendliness and attentive booking help, and most players find courts clean and playable. Heat and ventilation are real issues on afternoon sessions, court spacing feels tight, and the space is less grand than photos suggest, but at RM32 per court, users accept the trade-offs.
The Hideout's rooftop courts offer a unique Kuala Lumpur cityscape setting in a quiet mall area, with shaded morning play and a singles court option that appeals to families. Wind, wet conditions after rain, and an uneven padel court surface are persistent issues, and players must bring their own equipment.
Last updated 2026-07-14