The pool was great and so welcome on hot days, with mostly enough chairs for people to sit on. The staff at reception, the bar and restaurant were all so friendly and helpful. They organised laundry for us no problem. The pizza in the restaurant was great and so glad they served until 9, as we arrived late. Being able to get a beer from the bar was welcome too. The breakfast had enough variety to cater for western customers. The property was so quiet despite proximity to busy roads (apart from the calls to prayer). Comfy bed, clean room, proper flushing toilet and soaps provided.

It’s is between a couple of mosques so the call the prayer is quite loud, especially at 4am but we just used earplugs. The balcony door didn’t fit well and we still ended up with a lizard and a couple of roaches in our room. And there was only one chair on our balcony and the only seating area besides the bar and pool the seats really needed updating, they were very uncomfortable.

The location was nice as it is a quiet green oasis near the main streets by taxi . Lovely small pool area, lush gardens and outdoor cafe area and restaurant. Women are meant to wear a modest bathing suit in the pool. Laundry service available. Staff spoke excellent English and were very helpful. 2 minute walk from a mini market. The nearby call to prayer was not a problem for us. The hotel is a beautiful historic building. A taxi to Borobudur is about 1.5 hours each way.

I love to have a fridge and kettle in the room but these were not supplied. Shower a little dated.

The bar/restaurant area and pool area were really lovely, set in mature gardens. An oasis of calm. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The location was good - a cheap taxi to all sights and the station. We moved to a deluxe room which was much, much better than the superior room - book a deluxe if you can, it transformed how we felt about the hotel. Very efficient AC and hot water.

We initially stayed in a superior room, it was dingy, run down and needed a serious refurbishment. There was no screen/curtain for the shower so the whole bathroom got soaked and the floor was slippery. We moved to a deluxe room and that was so much better, we were v. happy with that. The coffee at breakfast was very weak, it didn't taste of anything.

After reading the reviews, we chose the Deluxe room and had no issues at all. Pool was enjoyable, the gardens are set very well indeed. It is an oasis in the city desert. Reception staff were lovely, as we're the breakfast bar staff. Good selection of foods and tasty cinnamon buns every morning. The pizza was very good, and the guys preparing it are cool. It's low season currently, so in high season the pool would get very busy I think.

Happy with everything. A little surprising that toilet paper has to be asked for, in Reception. No big deal though.

This was a beautiful quiet family Hotel. it’s beautifully central and a quick ride away from the main shopping street. The location is like a quiet oasis in that it’s a garden hotel with so you’re surrounded in nature despite being in the centre of the city. The location has a small restaurant that does fantastic pizzas and any type of iced tea made from mineral water. It also offers a warm warm breakfast, breakfast with fruit and toast. . The staff were great and spoke good English

Unfortunately, there were two men working with a chainsaw around the back of our building. I hope you won’t disturb any other travellers. We had the family suite and the position of the Aircon meant that the person under the Aircon was called while the rest of the room could be relatively warm. But it was very nice to have quiet working Aircon.

The hotel is located in a quiet area of the city but still walking distance from main attractions (Kraton and Malioboro are 30min walk, ). The room was spacious and bed comfortable. Cleaning service was ok however some improvement is still possible. Breakfast was good and offered both sweet and savoury options. Both hotel and restaurant staff were nice and helpful. The restaurant though only offers pizza and lasagna but you will find beer as well. The hotel can help organise an appointment for a massage in your room

Some of the guests were noisy late at night

The facilities are very good. We couldn't use the swimming pool because we didn't have time, but it has rules about clothing bath. The breakfast was good enough. There were 2 days we couldn't take it, so they prepared a take away breakfast for us. The wifi was really good. And staff was super useful and helpful.

The bathroom cleaningness, I mean, it was quite clean but because it might be a bit old, it didn't seem that clean. It seems to be something common in Indonesia.

The hotel is good value for money. It is a local hotel with basic rooms. The AC is working well. The pool is also nice. The breakfast is good for a tourist hotel. Restaurants are nearby within walking distance. In the evening, the hotel can serve pizza's and also have Bintang Beer. Our kids loved to stay at the outdoor area and have pizza's and a beer in the evening. The staff is very friendly and helpfull.

No remarks.

Family run hotel close to the centre of Yogyakarta. (walking distance). Peaceful and squiet, with nice garden and pool. Good Indonesian breakfast served. Also features a pizza restaurant and a bar.. Each room is provided with its own terrace/patio where you can sit in the evening. Good value for money.

The rooms are clean but basic and slowly need some renovation (e.g. doors could be restored/repainted). Addition of some appliances in the rooms (e.g. a kettle with a tea/coffee set, a minifridge) could also help.

Everything! We had the deluxe double following another review, and it was a fantastic stay, which we extended as it was such good value and a pleasant place to stay. the pool and communal areas were lovely - and they had a bar and pizza place for snacks if you had an afternoon at the hotel lazing about. Staff on the front desk were helpful with tours / things to see for free in Yogya. On a quiet street, but only a 10 minute walk to the main part of the town.

Leaving.