Hotels near Tugu Yogyakarta

"Excellent hotel with very friendly staff and the most extensive and varied breakfast buffet that we’ve ever come across! Our room was well equipped, with a big, comfort bed and plenty of space. All the staff, from door staff, reception, breakfast buffet staff were excellent, always smiling, helpful and professional. In particular Ocha, who was one of the reception staff was particularly helpful with arranging transport and making reservations at places of interest. She was really lovely! Equally, Dedi, the driver who took us to and from the airport and who we hired for a day to drive us around was excellent. Dedi was very professional, safe and looked after us really well. He took things very seriously and must have eyes like a hawk as, whenever we exited a place of interest, even if it had a big car park he would be driving up to us within a few seconds! Highly recommended!"

"Excellent experience! "

"Really friendly staff, the pool was amazing! Good variety of food options and really good location. "

"Everyone and everything is great. Zalfa at check in was par excellence and also helped in making train reservation for me. The area is bustling with stores, live music bands, food, horse carriages and what not. Excellent area to stay in. Zalfa also helped in extending our stay for one more night. Highly recommend. "

"The best breakfast. Room is spacious. Staff is amazing. Service is great!"

"Very good location, "

"The room is comfortable with a nice balcony. Pool is great and interesting information in and on the hotel throughout. A/C ok , internet fine. Helpful staff to arrange tours etc. Un walkable city, traffic terrible."

"Nice hotel, the room facing the street are noisy. Good breakfast and room service choice, friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are spacious and comfortable will stay again next time."

"The best things about this place are probably the breakfast and its location—it's close to Malioboro and the train station. The room is quite old, and the refrigerator doesn’t work; the staff even said it’s just for decoration."