Hotel Le Temple Borobudur Reviews

Very nice resort with nice staffs. Restaurant food was tasty. Room size very good & amenities. Over my expectations, so I would have stayed 2 nights instead so that we can try the massage. Not much TV channels unless Netflix but I did not try. Location has to have own transport as it is away from town. Hope to go again. Just be aware of possible mosquitoes.

Wonderful stay and amazing hospitality! love the tranquility, cleanliness and comfort. Love the breakfast and tea time, by the way; the coffee and cappuccino is super! Service team is helpful, fast, reliable. special thanks to their complimentary Sunday yoga class, Jamu tasting experience, also, speedy arrangement of vip tour to Borobudur temple.

Very very great and beautiful hotel and all the staffs are very attentive and friendly!!! Nice recommended hotel to stay in borobudur.

We stayed at the Le Temple hotel for two nights. The hotel itself was very beautiful, and the staff was very friendly. However, our main goal was to relax and enjoy the calm environment, which was not possible. Every morning, there were a lot of noises, and the cleaning staff started running machines and sweeping the floor before 7 AM. Additionally, the hotel charges premium prices for the activities, but the quality of the activities falls short.

Nice hotel

very good

Yogyakarta's Le Temple Hotel: A Surprise in a Duplex Family Room: A Double Bliss of Zen and Homely Comfort During my stay at Yogyakarta's Le Temple Hotel, I received a complimentary upgrade from my original basic room to a duplex family room, which instantly maximised my trip's bliss. The two-story space combined a tranquil retreat with the relaxed, everyday atmosphere of a family trip. The moment I opened the door, I was struck by the breathtaking airiness of the room: the high-ceilinged duplex structure gave the 45-square-meter space an exceptionally airy feel. The first floor housed the living room and bathroom, where a rattan sofa was flanked by handmade Indonesian wood carvings. Beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows, the shadows of banana leaves in the courtyard shone. A wooden staircase led up to the second floor, revealing two king-size beds draped side by side with soft bedding. A small balcony by the window was just big enough for a folding table. In the morning, while enjoying a cup of coffee, I could catch a glimpse of Borobudur in the distance. The duplex design was perfect for families: the elders slept on the first floor, while we stayed on the second, allowing us to share space without disturbing each other. The children could even run and jump around on the stairwell, completely free of the cramped feeling of a standard guest room. The room's amenities were thoughtfully appointed: the bathroom on the first floor had separate wet and dry areas, and there was an additional sink on the second floor. The bedding on the two queen-sized beds was so soft you couldn't get up from them, and even the pillows came in soft and firm options. A desk, safe, electric kettle, and other amenities were available on each floor, eliminating the need for running up and down stairs. The little details of traveling with children were perfectly taken care of. After a day of exploring Borobudur, I returned to the hotel and plunged into the public pool—the rainforest-shrouded waters, with a view of blue sky and palm trees, were a refreshing soak. After dinner, I strolled through the courtyard, where the meditating Buddha statues shone with a gentle warmth under the lights. Children chased fireflies, and elders chatted in the gazebo. The tropical evening breeze, tinged with the fragrance of the trees, was the most relaxing moment of my trip. What impressed me most was the hotel's sense of proportion: when I upgraded my room, the front desk staff smiled and said, "We just happened to have a room available. We hope you enjoy your stay." There was no overt emphasis on "upgrade benefits."

The circular villa has a unique double-story shape. The check-in ceremony is full of sense. The service is great. The restaurant is delicious. The children love it very much. Flying the drone is amazing.

For this hotel, I just want to say "it's all show". Hygiene: Dirty beyond words Facilities: Look at the second picture. The floor is not very obvious. Walking on it is like walking on stilts. If you dare to walk barefoot, you will definitely get your soles pinched. I tripped over the floor several times, but fortunately I didn't fall Environment: Figures 13 and 14, one is the overall environment and the other is the restaurant Service: Basically no service. When you check in, you are given a coupon telling you that you can get a discount at the restaurant, free drinks at the bar, etc., and then you remember this after you finish eating at the restaurant and pay the bill. You find the waiter and tell him a bunch of restrictions, but to no avail. Go to the rooftop bar, and there are a lot of restrictions. Speaking of the shuttle bus, we made an appointment for the Borobudur summit ticket at 9:30 the next morning, which requires you to be there 30 minutes in advance to wait. Then we said we wanted to take the 8:30 shuttle bus, and the hotel told us that the 8:30 one would have to pay, and the 9:00 one would be free. As for the number one on the local Borobudur luxury list on the Ctrip page, don't believe it. The hotel in 2023 is dilapidated everywhere. The hotel is not in the scenic area, but next to it, 10-15 minutes walk. Let's talk about the hotel's dinner, which is very unpalatable. I ordered a chicken, which was very dry and woody. The swimming pool was very dirty and looked abandoned. The swimming pool next to the other restaurant did not have a mark on how deep the water was. My husband and daughter were 176 and 173 tall, and they went down to their necks. It's not that I don't want to spend money and want to take advantage of you, but as a consumer, I don't see your sincerity. When you give a discount, you clearly tell us what the discount does not include. It requires buy one get one free. Please write it in a bigger font, and don't print the restrictions in tiny words on a piece of paper that is not big and full of advertisements. For the price of 2,000 per night, I am extremely disappointed.

Very pleasant, beautiful and peaceful, the facilities are very good, the food really suits my taste.

Very close to Borobudur, the hotel is super beautiful, very cost-effective, the hotel restaurant a la carte dishes are also very delicious, did not leave the hotel, three days and two nights just eat, drink and swim in the hotel, so happy

The hotel is nice. Comfortable. Clean. Good food. The service is satisfying, the service is friendly and fast. Will return to this hotel.

Great service, great atmosphere, great food! The distance between the buildings is a little small. Will come again next time! Every employee was positive, professional and sincere. It was a small pity that I didn't experience the spa.

The environment, location, and hardware are nothing to say, and it only takes a five-minute drive to Borobudur. However, as a four-star (five-star?) hotel, the quality of the staff is somewhat uneven. From laundry services to catering, there are varying degrees of difficulty in communicating in English. Some staff even seem at a loss. In addition, the breakfast options are extremely limited, and the styles are mainly Indonesian. The hot dishes are basically cold when you eat them every day.