Jl. Prawirotaman 1 no. 40, Yogyakarta, 55153, Yogyakarta
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Charming Guesthouse with Modern Amenities
Nestled in Yogyakarta, Kampoeng Djawa Guesthouse offers a cozy stay with access to bicycles for rent and picturesque garden views. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi and helpful tour/ticket assistance during your visit.
Comfortable Rooms and Thoughtful Services
Relax in one of the 8 air-conditioned guestrooms with free Wi-Fi, sleek bathrooms, and daily housekeeping. The property also provides a 24-hour front desk and convenient laundry facilities.
Convenient Location Near Top Attractions
A short drive from Malioboro Street and Malioboro Mall, this guesthouse is also within reach of popular sights like Prambanan Temple and Batik Plentong. Book now for a delightful stay in Yogyakarta!
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Verified T.
November 2019
The staff is very friendly and helpful. Despite the early check-out, we received our breakfast as a packed lunch. Only the large cockroaches in the bathroom were not very nice, but one has to deal with that in such countries.
Glody
February 2019
Nice place, economic price and warm services, in Kampung Bule - Prawirotaman. Near Tempo Gelato. Nice talks and conversation with hotel employees
Masa
April 2018
First of all, the price is cheap. And the location is good. Having dinner at ViaVia and finishing with gelato is the best. Prawirotaman street has many places to eat, so it's very convenient to go out at night. The room doesn't have air conditioning, but a fan is enough. The staff uncle always makes coffee. There is a shared kitchen where I made pasta. Breakfast is also provided. The shared bathroom and toilet were not that inconvenient. The atmosphere of the old guesthouse remains, and considering the price, I recommend it.
Ronda
December 2016
Kampoeng Djawa itself was good. The service was good. The local area is touristy but a bit far from public transport like TransJogja and requires walking a few blocks where footpaths are extremely dangerous. The only real downside was the cigarette smoke filling the room at night and making it difficult to breathe. Smoking in venues is still a thing in Indonesia.
