Κάθε δωμάτιο διαθέτει Linens, Toilet paper, Ironing facilities, Air conditioning, Towels, Free toiletries, Hand sanitizer, Seating area και 3 ακόμη
2 twin beds
Κρεβάτια 9.2/10 · το αναφέρουν 10 επισκέπτες
1 queen bed
Κρεβάτια 9.2/10 · το αναφέρουν 10 επισκέπτες
1 full bed and 2 twin beds
Κρεβάτια 9.2/10 · το αναφέρουν 10 επισκέπτες
1 full bed
Κρεβάτια 9.2/10 · το αναφέρουν 10 επισκέπτες
1 full bed
Κρεβάτια 9.2/10 · το αναφέρουν 10 επισκέπτες
1 queen bed and 1 twin bed
Κρεβάτια 9.2/10 · το αναφέρουν 10 επισκέπτες
Very quiet place, cozy, clean, beautiful garden, helpful staff. A very nice base for yoga excursions.
“Agréablement surpris”
The reception was friendly and the staff were kind, nothing to complain about, but the lower‑floor rooms could use more ventilation.
“Pulang Kampung”
The garden is clean, quiet, well‑maintained and organized; the room is spacious, the bathroom floor is mostly flat and roomy enough for a wheelchair user; the staff are helpful, sincere, and attentive, and the vibe feels like living in a village. However, there are many stairs and no elevator, which makes wheelchair access difficult; TV channels are limited (though I rarely watched); breakfast options are few; and coffee takes a long time to serve.
I stayed in a quiet room that was comfortable and not noisy, and overall nothing was bad.
I usually book The satu stay when I go to Jogja, and it was great.
Very quiet place, cozy, clean, beautiful garden, helpful staff. A very nice base for yoga excursions.
I stayed in a quiet room that was comfortable and not noisy, and overall nothing was bad.
“Agréablement surpris”
The reception was friendly and the staff were kind, nothing to complain about, but the lower‑floor rooms could use more ventilation.
I usually book The satu stay when I go to Jogja, and it was great.
“Pulang Kampung”
The garden is clean, quiet, well‑maintained and organized; the room is spacious, the bathroom floor is mostly flat and roomy enough for a wheelchair user; the staff are helpful, sincere, and attentive, and the vibe feels like living in a village. However, there are many stairs and no elevator, which makes wheelchair access difficult; TV channels are limited (though I rarely watched); breakfast options are few; and coffee takes a long time to serve.
