Hotels with Bars in Yogyakarta

We love the location of this Hotel. Easy to walk to the nearest shopping areas. Breakfast spread is good although this is within the fasting period. Only one small comment is the Bathing room is very slippery when showering. I slipped and fall while bathing, lucky that I didn't knock on to the glass panel or the wall. Suggest to have bathing mat at the showering point. Overall for my friends and I are very satisfy with the stay at Harper Hotel.

The room was clean and smelled good, the staff were friendly, and the location was close to tourist attractions. It even had a balcony! ************* We got a free upgrade to a Junior Suite... Thumbs up! I'm so satisfied with my stay here, I'll definitely come back. Plus, there's a food center just across the street, and many cafes scattered around the hotel.

Had to switch room, due to noisy kids running, jumping, screaming and crying, then you hear mom talking out loud and shouting, all the way till 12am, at 6:30am there awake and the whole story starts again… the second room was at the corner but the neighbor water pressure system seems to be installed right in between the wall on my bed, praying the whole night he can end up showering. It’s not the employees fault, the front desk lady. Camel did her best but overall the employees english was poor so it was hard to communicate. Plus, this is othe only hotel that doesn’t has a adaptor to borrow. The breakfast is decent and the waiter is always smiling and energetic. The location was okay with laundry, restaurants, local warungs nearby. Btw, having breakfast beside the management of the hotel helding their daily meeting was quite funny, when the meeting finishes the managers would greet you while cooking their own eggs at the station, hilarious experience.

Perhaps it's because I was backpacking, or maybe because I was new to the place and didn't tip the bellhop, but I felt like I was treated differently. 1. My Borobudur souvenir slippers went missing while being transported from the lobby to my room. I only discovered this on my checkout day. The service staff tried hard to find them but couldn't. These shoes weren't expensive but held special meaning to me. 2. When I used the hotel's laundry service, the staff didn't proactively deliver my clothes after they were done. Instead, I had to call them before they brought the clothes to my room. What's more, two people came: one with the clothes and another with a POS machine for me to pay on the spot. At other hotels, laundry and other additional services are usually settled all at once during checkout. This made me feel disrespected, as if they thought I would try to skip out on the payment. 3. I ordered takeout to the hotel, and the app showed it had been delivered. I went to the front desk myself only to find my order wasn't there. After informing the front desk, I waited at least another 10 minutes before staff brought my food from outside the hotel. I really don't think the service here lives up to its so-called five-star rating. I won't be staying here again.

The hostel is located at a good location but some of the amenities can be improved for example blanket in the dorms. Also the hostel charges extra to keep bags after check out if you are hanging out. But overall it is a nice budget hostel.

This is my first time leaving such an angry review on Trip.com. First, the pros: The location is excellent, very close to the bustling Malioboro Street, which is incredibly convenient. The hotel facilities are good, and it even includes a microwave and a refrigerator. Now for the cons: Trip.com showed a king-size smoking room, but at check-in, I was told only twin rooms were available for smoking. The front desk staff then offered to switch me to a twin room. The prices for these two room types are completely different, which is essentially false advertising and deceptive to consumers. Furthermore, the room only had tea bags, no coffee. This is the first time I've ever stayed at a hotel that didn't provide coffee, which made for a very poor experience.

I stayed for 3 nights for sightseeing. The room was spacious and clean, and I had a very comfortable stay. The staff were all very kind, and their polite and warm service left a strong impression. The location is also good, with cafes nearby which is convenient. Getting to Malioboro is also smooth if you use the bus. Furthermore, the drinks provided in the lobby were delicious, a small but welcome touch. I think it's amazing to be able to stay in a hotel of this quality for this price. If I have the opportunity to visit Yogyakarta again, I would definitely like to stay here.

The hotel is located on a small street, not too far from the train station, but the distance is awkward – a bit too far to walk comfortably, and taking a taxi can be a nightmare due to traffic (it took 30 minutes by taxi at 8 PM). When we were leaving Yogyakarta, it was incredibly difficult to get a taxi from the hotel; we had to wait about 20 minutes each time, and eventually ended up taking two trishaws. The room felt like an old house that had been given a quick paint job. The bathroom was quite basic, especially the shower area, which was tiny and had no door, so water sprayed everywhere, leaving the floor soaking wet. However, I'd give the service five stars. The room was cleaned thoroughly and meticulously, and the front desk staff were all very warm and responsible. The hotel breakfast was quite rich with a good variety, but it was all Indonesian style, which might not suit a Chinese palate.

Well situated in the middle of town, walked to and back to malioboro. Just slightly outside the traffic area of malioboro and inside of the castle wall of Yogyakarta, but easier to get into the attraction in town. Were a trip to meet my old friends so its great point to meet in the middle of friends around yogya that resided at different places they are very nice people too, the worker there. 200.000 were left on the desk by assuming the person who were there before me. they didn't check. it was still there last time I check.

Because it's hot in Jogja, I really wanted to shower from head to toe the moment I arrived at the hotel, but there was no hairdryer provided. I was afraid my hair wouldn't dry if I showered at night, and I wouldn't have time to dry it if I showered in the morning.