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Last updated: January 28, 2020
These are the best hotels in Yogyakarta, cultural capital of Java
Are you looking for the best boutique hotels in Yogyakarta Planning a trip to Java? With the tips from this Yogyakarta Travel Guide, you'll have a fantastic time on your tour. What I really love about Java is that you can stay in authentic palaces for relatively low prices. From beautiful budget design hotels and poshtels to luxury hotels where you'll want for nothing. Are you staying in Yogyakarta for more than three days? Then consider staying in different hotels so you can easily explore the area on foot in the evenings to find something to eat. During my trip to Yogyakarta, I visited several lovely design and boutique hotels, and in this blog post, I'll list the best ones for you!
8 of the best hotels in Yogyakarta (Java, Indonesia)
Phoenix: The Phoenix Hotel is a beautiful hotel from the Mgallery collection. The 1918 colonial building is stunningly beautiful and surrounds the pool. The rooms are classic with Indonesian details. A wonderful base for exploring Yogyakarta!
Jl. Jend. Sudirman No.9, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Phoenix
Hyatt Regency: When you stay at the Hyatt Regency in Yogyakarta, you won't feel like you're in the city at all. This hotel is nestled in a 24-hectare garden! A wonderful place to completely unwind in the lap of luxury.
Jalan Palagan Tentara Pelajar, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Hyatt Regency
Gallery: Another hotel housed in a beautiful old building. This hotel, like the Greenhost Hotel and the Adhisthana Hotel, is perfectly located in one of Yogyakarta's hippest neighborhoods. During the day, you can visit some beautiful spots or relax by the pool, and in the evening, enjoy a delicious meal at the hotspots on the street Jl. Prawirotaman.
Jalan Prawirotaman II No. 839 B, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Gallery
Grand Aston: The Grand Aston is a 5-star hotel in the center of Yogyakarta, within walking distance of Jl. Marioboro. It features a lovely swimming pool and classically furnished rooms.
Gondokusuman, Jl. Urip Sumoharjo No.37, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Grand Anston
Gaia Cosmo: Yogyakarta has no shortage of modern hotels! Sitting in the lobby and restaurant of the Gaia Cosmo Hotel, you'll almost feel like you're not in Indonesia. The lobby overlooks the pool, where you can relax on one of the sunbeds after visiting the temples.
Jl. Ipda Tut Harsono No.16, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Gaia Cosmo
Greenhost Boutique Hotel: A fantastic hotel in the Prawirotaman district is the Greenhost Boutique Hotel. Relax by the pool, dine at the Kitchen Gallery restaurant, or shop at the hotel's concept store. The rooms are decorated with natural colors and materials and all have air conditioning.
Jalan Prawirotaman II No. 629, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Greenhost
Adhisthana Hotel: I always love discovering a great design hotel in a city that's also very affordable. At the Adhisthana Hotel, you'll instantly feel at home. You can relax in the courtyard near the lobby, but it's even better to unwind by the pool. The entire hotel is decorated with locally crafted items. Next time I'm in Yogyakarta, I'll definitely stay here for a few nights!
Jl. Prawirotaman II No.613, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Adhisthana
Inna Garuda: The Inna Garuda Hotel was once one of the most chic hotels in the city. You can still feel its grandeur as you walk through the hotel's hallways. I stayed here in one of the suites during my press trip to Java, and the rooms are furnished with authentic Indonesian furniture. This hotel is located on the main street of Jl. Malioboro, which is convenient for exploring the city on foot or doing some shopping.
Jalan Malioboro No.60, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Inna Garuda
Travel Tips YOGYAKARTA (JAVA, INDONESIA)
How to get there: Several airlines fly daily to Java. You can, of course, fly directly to Jakarta and then on to Yogyakarta, but it's also fun to make a stopover in another cool city like Singapore or Hong Kong. Fly with Singapore Airlines or Cathay Pacific. They often even have a direct flight to Yogyakarta!
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