Business data from Google Business Profile, checked 2026-09-02.
Players consistently praise the covered rooftop courts for cleanliness, new facilities, and straightforward booking. Parking at level 7 is spacious and close to courts. Staff are responsive, and the venue caters well to families with kids' play areas, a surau, and nearby cafes.
The courts are tournament-grade with Mapei flooring, though some side spaces feel tight for advanced play. Net heights need adjustment to meet international standards. Some courts lack fans, and beginners report low fences. Fees are reasonable by local standards but run slightly high compared to other venues nearby.
Last verified 2026-09-02
As listed on Google.
Courts are cramped and poorly maintained, with narrow back spaces that restrict normal play and floors that bounce unpredictably. While parking is plentiful and rates are reasonable, the physical limitations and surface issues make serious games difficult.
Pickle Valley draws mixed reactions. Solid court infrastructure, convenient booking, and a welcoming vibe for newcomers shine in upbeat reviews. Yet recurring complaints about staff rudeness, court cleanliness lapses, and a floor plan that funnels foot traffic through active play create friction. Management has shown some willingness to make things right after escalation, but execution on basic maintenance and staff training remains uneven. Courts span both indoor and outdoor space with good parking nearby. Beginners report feeling supported, and experienced players value the no-charge private court option. The in-house cafe and pro shop are assets. The trade-off: expect unpredictable service interactions and occasional surprises like unlit courts or rubbish on the playing surface.
Affordable weekend play draws people to this Setapak venue, but aging infrastructure and maintenance gaps hold it back. The court surface is firm rather than cushioned, ventilation struggles on warm days, and reviewers flag that upkeep needs work to match the competitive pricing.
Last updated 2026-09-02