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Our top choices for Yogyakarta guest houses

Guesthouse Pondok Tamsis by ARBA

Yogyakarta

Aurora Living Merapi Jogja

Pakem

includes taxes & fees

17 Jul - 18 Jul

Georium Dunia

Prambanan

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17 Jul - 18 Jul

Nguntara Gati

Pakem

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25 Jul - 26 Jul

Kost Exclusive Omah Sinten Palagan

Ngaglik

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16 Jul - 17 Jul

Omah Warih Homestay

Wonosari

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16 Jul - 17 Jul

Berkah Guest House Prambanan By ARBA

Ngemplak

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16 Jul - 17 Jul

Dparagon Pamela 4

Depok

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15 Aug - 16 Aug

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Top Yogyakarta Hotel Reviews

Kimaya Sudirman Yogyakarta by Harris

10/10 Excellent

"I have nothing negative to say about Kimaya Yogyakarta. I had pleasant experience through out my 7 nights stay at Kimaya. Though I wish Kimaya had earlier check in time. Presently, Kimaya Yogyakarta has their check in time at 3PM, which is one hour later than most hotels I’ve stayed. I arrived at the hotel around noon, so I spent nearly 3 hours at the restaurant for lunch whilst waiting for the room to be ready. I’m not a VIP member so I don’t get the privilege to check in earlier. But overall I enjoyed my 7 nights stay at Kimaya. Room service was great. I enjoyed most of the food ordered through room service. Laundry service was quick as well. Staff members were all amazing and helpful. The grand deluxe room on the 8th floor with city view where I stayed was fabulous. Nice view of the sunset and the city lights once the sun goes down. The room is beautiful and clean. My only beef about the room is the bathtub and the sink. Kimaya needs to repair both so the water could go down without lifting open the drain cover, otherwise the tub and sink would fill up with water. The knob to adjust the drain cover on the tub didn’t work, and I couldn’t find the knob where I can open and close the drain cover on the sink. The water goes down very very slowly. The toilet also makes “kling klang” metal sound/noise as I sat down or got up. I’m not used to Indonesian style bidet. 😒 I have bidet toilet myself at my home, but the ones that you just need to press the buttons on remote control."

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