Yogyakarta Hostels

The room we booked was for four people. The rooms are in a backyard and are basically outside. The room was not as in the picture: there was one bunkbed and two mattresses were on the floor. The AC worked fine, but the room did not have an own toilet, so we had to go to the common toilets/shower rooms, which were full of mosquitos. The host was very kind and provided us with mosquito insecticide, and he helped us close off the room to the outside, because the window was not really a window but rather a hole. To stay cheaply and only sleep there , it is fine, but it definitely has a rugged feel to it.

Good budget hostel near the city centre. The pool is quite clean and there are a lot of spaces to hang out with other travelers and also a stove where you can make coffee or noodles.

It was a really nice stay. Location is great and i slept really well. Everything was clean and great. Only downside was that we wanted to check out early but couldnt the front desk worker said he was going to do it in the morning but he didnt because i could see in the app from bobobox. Luckily i can also check out in the app so it was fine. The app is nice and easy to use.

the hotel is pretty ok,the service is good,the room is clean,but the room has a little hole in the ceiling,i hope it will be improved soon,the place to charge the phone is a bit far from the mattress hehe so far,it's okay,the price is also cheap Goodlah...

Jogja always gives me a reason to come back. And this time, I found a hidden gem literally in the heart of Malioboro, called **The Capsule Malioboro**. For those who want an affordable yet comfortable stay, this place should definitely be on your wishlist. It's a capsule hotel, but honestly, it's far from the cramped feeling I imagined. As soon as you enter, everything is clean, modern, and the vibe is super cozy. Each capsule comes with a comfy mattress, reading light, power outlet, AC, and even a personal locker. So even though it's a shared area, you still feel like you have privacy. It's perfect for solo travelers, backpackers, digital nomads, and even comfortable for a girls' trip with your besties. What I loved most, of course, is the location. Just a few minutes' walk and you're right on Malioboro Street. Whether you're looking for late-night street food, souvenirs, hanging out at an angkringan (street food stall), or just soaking in the unique Jogja atmosphere, everything is super close. No need to worry about parking or extra transportation costs. The common area is also comfortable for relaxing or getting some work done. The WiFi is strong, the staff are friendly, and the check-in process is seamless. So from the moment I arrived until check-out, everything felt effortless. In my opinion, a comfortable stay doesn't always have to be expensive these days. The important thing is a clean place, a strategic location, complete facilities, and a place where you can rest peacefully after a full day of exploring Jogja. If you're planning a holiday to Jogja and your itinerary is mostly around Malioboro, I think **The Capsule Malioboro** is definitely worth considering. It's budget-friendly, has a prime location, and the experience is enjoyable. So... next time you're in Jogja, maybe it's time to try something different. Because sometimes, a simple stay can make your vacation even more exciting. Save this place for later; you might not be confused about where to stay next time you're in Jogja. Trust me, a location this good will make your holiday time much more maximized!

The place is nice and cozy with a good atmosphere. However toilet is always wet and you're expected to step on it barefoot (or with shower slippers) if you're not prepared for it it can feel weird. There's hot water in the shower which is great though. Air conditioning is cold. No towels provided but there's soap.

Cool place to stay, with even cooler indie tunes permeating the space. It's a very relaxed, artistic environment that is well located to modern and traditional eateries; bars and cafes; and comes with a basic but spacious dorm room next to small private ones. The decor, music magazine covers and artworks complement the mood and outdoor pool area well, but the only downside is that parts of the public space are exposed to the elements, so you have to dodge droplets in the afternoon rain. The hot showers are truly drenching though 😌 Final note, the staff are friendly, speak good English and will invite you to join them at a night market or pub in the evening. Recommended for sure.

The hotel is reasonably priced, and considering how cheap it is, I’d say you get about what you pay for. The room and overall experience were fairly basic, so I wouldn’t expect anything luxurious. That said, it’s an okay option if you’re looking for an affordable place to stay and don’t have particularly high expectations.

The Yogyakarta Batik Museum Hotel combines Javanese culture with modern comfort. The exquisite batik artworks in the museum showcase the local traditional craftsmanship and are very distinctive. The room is clean and comfortable, and the decoration is full of cultural atmosphere. The hotel is strategically located for exploring Yogyakarta city and surrounding attractions. The service is friendly and thoughtful. It is an ideal accommodation choice for travelers who love art and culture. Highly recommended!

The room was quite small enough for 1 person. the bed was good, the linen was clean and tidy. We got two shared bathrooms which can be used. The room was located on the second floor with the first floor occupied by the dbc ayam geprek restaurant. There was a dining space area with a dining table, you can eat at this place or chat with others. There are no TV's, AC's or other amenities such as a towel, comb, bottle of water or toothbrush so you must prepare it by yourself. But the living was cozy enough. The location was great only just a walk away from Malioboro street, near bus transit, and train station.