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Here is a quick summary of the type of hotels and accommodation you will find in Yogyakarta. If you are looking at a longer stay you can book up to 29 nights and you might want to look at the 103 hotels in Yogyakarta which have kitchens so eating in is an option.

There are 11 five star luxury hotels in Yogyakarta. There are 8 holiday homes, by definition offering unique locations and facilities. If you are looking for something eclectic, smaller or quaint there are 6 boutique hotels in Yogyakarta. 46 ever popular 4 star hotels for business or pleasure, and 3 star hotels providing everything for the budget conscious.

Keeping active is entirely possible at the 48 hotels in Yogyakarta with a gym and the 126 hotels with a pool. 28 of the hotels have both a gym and a pool. And 5 have a tennis court. 16 of the Yogyakarta hotels have private pools.
Pampering, relaxation, massage and spa treatments are available at the 68 hotels with a spa and wellness centres. Or if you want to relax in your own room there are 6 hotels with a spa bath in your own room.

For larger groups of more than 2 people there are 1 2 bedroom apartments and 1 3 bedroom apartments in Yogyakarta.

If you are visiting Yogyakarta for a business trip you may be interested in the 178 Yogyakarta hotels with conference facilities. 452 Yogyakarta hotels have parking. And getting to and from the airport is made easier by the 177 hotels with an airport shuttle.

Yogyakarta is one of Indonesia’s most well-known tourist spots. It is found in the country’s central Java province. Its close proximity to the Borobodur and the Prambanan temple makes it a popular cultural city. The town offers a good number of tourist facilities. As a highly cultural area, it is filled with many art galleries and it holds several traditional events throughout the year. The four famous museums of the city include Museum Dirgantara, Museum Kekayon, Museum Affandi, and Museum Sonobudoyo. Book discussion and art exhibitions are held in the ff. galleries: Cemeti Art House, Kedai Kebun, Jogja Gallery, French/Indonesian Cultural Center, and Bentara Budya.

Aside from the museums and galleries, there are other must-see attractions. Imogiri, located at the southern part of the town, is the graveyard of Yogyakarta’s royal families. Kotagede is where the tomb of the Mataram Kingdom’s first king is located. It used to be the capital of the ancient Javanese kingdom. The Tugu Monument is found in the centre of downtown. Many tourists come to see the monument because it is said to be symbolic of the universe around us.