The staff were super friendly and eager to help, giving us tips on things to do in the area
the grounds are beautiful and spread out, and it's basically a community center
The room was a good size
it's a bit tricky to find
Distilled by Parley from the 1 most recent of 7 verified guest reviews
The room was a good size
— how guests describe the rooms
15 m² · 1 king bed · Sleeps 2
The room has a balcony — and a mountain view.
Beds 10/10 · 1 guest mentions them
12 m² · Sleeps 2
A private terrace extends from the Double or Twin Room, and the space includes air conditioning and a flat‑screen TV. The room is equipped with one large double bed for two guests.
“Would have preferred a hotel with easier access to town center”
The place was quiet and spotless, but it’s a long walk from the town center and the stupa, and finding a Grab or reaching the hotel by phone was a hassle.
The staff were friendly and helpful. On the first day we hit a snag with the lock (couldn’t remove the key) and the lamps (no light), but it was already late and they sorted it the next day. We stayed three nights, and on two of those days we had to leave early for a sunrise tour; they let us shift breakfast to lunch, which we really appreciated. The place could use cleaner rooms and more breakfast options, and the hot shower is limited to one person at a time, so the second person has to wait.
“Lovely spot, bit hard to find though”
This place is a real gem - the grounds are beautiful and spread out, and it's basically a community center. The room was a good size and the staff were super friendly and eager to help, giving us tips on things to do in the area. Only downside is that it's a bit tricky to find, but if you look for the Parkir parking lot, Google will get you there in no time, or just ask locals for directions.
“Perfect”
The locals own the property and are super friendly and helpful. The room is a simple joglo‑style cabin with a balcony, the AC and shower hot water work fine, and they delivered a nasi goreng breakfast to our room. The staff offered a 10‑minute scooter lift to Borobudur for $1 each, and we had a simple dinner the night before, making the stay easy and relaxing. Only a few tiles were missing on the front verandah, but we were happily moved to the next door.
Please pay more attention to toilet cleanliness and clean the ant nests in the rooms, and also take care of the mattress hygiene.
“Would have preferred a hotel with easier access to town center”
The place was quiet and spotless, but it’s a long walk from the town center and the stupa, and finding a Grab or reaching the hotel by phone was a hassle.
“Perfect”
The locals own the property and are super friendly and helpful. The room is a simple joglo‑style cabin with a balcony, the AC and shower hot water work fine, and they delivered a nasi goreng breakfast to our room. The staff offered a 10‑minute scooter lift to Borobudur for $1 each, and we had a simple dinner the night before, making the stay easy and relaxing. Only a few tiles were missing on the front verandah, but we were happily moved to the next door.
The staff were friendly and helpful. On the first day we hit a snag with the lock (couldn’t remove the key) and the lamps (no light), but it was already late and they sorted it the next day. We stayed three nights, and on two of those days we had to leave early for a sunrise tour; they let us shift breakfast to lunch, which we really appreciated. The place could use cleaner rooms and more breakfast options, and the hot shower is limited to one person at a time, so the second person has to wait.
Please pay more attention to toilet cleanliness and clean the ant nests in the rooms, and also take care of the mattress hygiene.
“Lovely spot, bit hard to find though”
This place is a real gem - the grounds are beautiful and spread out, and it's basically a community center. The room was a good size and the staff were super friendly and eager to help, giving us tips on things to do in the area. Only downside is that it's a bit tricky to find, but if you look for the Parkir parking lot, Google will get you there in no time, or just ask locals for directions.
