Hotel vicino a Museo Kereta Kraton - Yogyakarta

“Incredible hospitality. The staff made us feel super welcome and helped with anything we needed. Delicious breakfasts provided and a perfect location in the heart of Yogyakarta. The shared bathrooms were very clean. ”

“スタッフの対応は良かったです。”

“Very nice hotel, big clean, a lot of sevices, the breakfasts is WOW!!!”

“Our rating: 4.5/5. Staff are helpful and incredibly friendly. Expect to exchange ‘selamat pagi’ etc with everyone! Rooms and facilities are all modern and very clean. Bonus was how they generously two bottled waters on the coffee tray/desk each day. The breakfast had so many options such as hot meals, veggies, proteins, rices, soups, teas, bakery items and a nice taro pudding. We enjoyed our stay here as a father/daughter pair. When dad lost his water bottle at an external restaurant they...

“The neighborhood is very nice and chilled. It's about 1km to ”

“Lovely accomodation in the centre of Jogya, received a free upgrade which was a lovely surprise ”

“Ho soggiornato a Olgiate per visitare Borobudur e Prambanan. La città è solo un punto d'appoggio.”

“Buona posizione Servizi buoni Ottimi Tours”

“Great location, friendly staff, nice hotel.”

“Lovely rooms with plenty of space, comfy seating and very comfy bed. Useful to have kettle, fridge and microwave. Aircon was not directly pointing to the bed so that was nice. Unusual position/ door to bathroom but not bad. As usual shower head was floppy but plenty of hot water. 10th floor cafe/pool was nice. Food etc was ok but service very slow. Location perfect for exploring near central area. Would recommend.”

“Diseberang hotel ada pijat refleksi keluarga yg cukup nyaman utk menghilangkan kepenatan”

“Un hotel posizionato nella centralissima Marlboro Street, il personale è molto gentile ed accogliente, sono tutti giovani il personale del hotel, una ottima colazione sia di dolce che di salato, buoni budini a fruta”

“商店の並ぶマリオボロ通りにあるのでとても便利でした。”

“On the surface, this is a modern hotel with reasonable facilities. However, there are loads of pros and cons. The rooms are a little bit worn, staff don’t speak that much English and most of the clients are Indonesian. Breakfasts offer loads of choice: two rice options, one noodle, a veg stir-fry and a fish or chicken dish, plus several buburs (porridges), simple cakes and pastries, plus fresh fruit. But the coffee and tea are weak and lukewarm – barely drinkable; I ended up walking to the...