Lawang Pitu Untuk keluarga

We spent three days here and it was fantastic. The host and their family were incredibly friendly and made us feel right at home. Breakfast was part of the package, with plenty of food and a fruit platter every morning. When I fell ill, the host supplied all my medication, brought me cough syrup, and even offered to take me to the hospital if necessary. It’s one of the best stays we’ve ever had. If you’re after an authentic experience, you’ll love it; if you’re particular about small inconveniences and prefer luxury, you might want to consider something else. The only downside was the lack of storage cupboards and a separate sink.

Lukasz·Un mese fa

The trail to the Merapi viewpoint is just a 15‑minute walk from the property, and the climb takes about an hour up the stairs. It’s a beautiful spot. The staff were extremely friendly, greeted us with mango juice, and even cooked supper for us. The breakfast that’s included is huge. The only drawback was the many spiders on the ceiling, though at least there were no mosquitoes.

Martins·Un mese fa

The hosts were very friendly and helpful. The location is lovely, and the breakfast is delicious and generous.

Simons·2 mesi fa

Les hôtes sont très aimables. L’endroit est très reposant et le petit‑déjeuner est super.

Max·2 mesi fa

I had a truly special stay at Wida’s home in Turgo. I came expecting to see Merapi up close, but what stayed with me was the people and the village. Turgo is a quiet mountain village with peaceful surroundings, and the mobile signal is very limited—so download maps beforehand and book transport in advance, which was part of the adventure. From the moment I arrived, Wida was incredibly kind and welcoming. She brewed ginger tea, fried bananas, and offered local fruit, and there was always more food ready for me when I returned. I was often already full from eating outside, only to find that Wida had prepared another meal for me at home. She also introduced me to locals who showed me around the village: orchid gardens, Turgo Hill, a sunset with Merapi in the backdrop, local coffee and tea “factories” (actually people’s homes 😂), Eco‑print, bird watching, and a Merapi observation post. It wasn’t a typical tourist tour; it felt like a temporary welcome into village life. Before I left, Wida gave me a big bag of local salak fruit to take home, a family photo, and her phone number, hoping we could stay in touch and that I might return someday. Thank you, Wida, for taking such good care of me. I came looking for Merapi and left with a warm memory of your family and village. ❤️ I would gladly stay here again.

Brokko·2 mesi fa