Top Hotels Near Grand Mosque/ Masjid Gede Kauman in Yogyakarta from AU$17

"This was my second stay here, and I fully expect to be back for a third (and beyond). It was a one-night stopover on a business visit to Jogja. The hotel is a great choice, with very comfortable, clean good-sized rooms, kind and attentive staff, and a really great location, both for tourism (if you have time) and for getting there and away – it’s directly across the road from the main railway station, so ideal for arrival or departure by air (via airport train – be sure to book ahead - they sell out) or KAI mainline trains. Sure – there is the occasional sound of train horns in the night (but I like that sound and go directly back to sleep!) There’s also a great rooftop café-bar with very friendly service, and small rooftop pool (although temporarily closed for servicing at the time of my visit). Thanks to all the team at the hotel!"

"Nice location. Shower room needs renovation. "

"Awesome "

"I have only negative about this hotel. You have to pass through the restaurant to go to and from the entrance to your room. The staff kept asking if I was there to dine every time I passed through. Otherwise, it was very clean and very well located. Most things were walkable."

"Lovely rooms with plenty of space, comfy seating and very comfy bed. Useful to have kettle, fridge and microwave. Aircon was not directly pointing to the bed so that was nice. Unusual position/ door to bathroom but not bad. As usual shower head was floppy but plenty of hot water. 10th floor cafe/pool was nice. Food etc was ok but service very slow. Location perfect for exploring near central area. Would recommend."

"The hotel is close to the train station and to the Maliboro street. Friendly staff. Thank you."

"On the surface, this is a modern hotel with reasonable facilities. However, there are loads of pros and cons. The rooms are a little bit worn, staff don’t speak that much English and most of the clients are Indonesian. Breakfasts offer loads of choice: two rice options, one noodle, a veg stir-fry and a fish or chicken dish, plus several buburs (porridges), simple cakes and pastries, plus fresh fruit. But the coffee and tea are weak and lukewarm – barely drinkable; I ended up walking to the central Tugu station nearby to get coffee from the convenience store. Also, the building next door to the hotel is a church, and at weekends you'll have to put up with the band at evening service, not to mention a 6 am (!) band rehearsal on Sunday followed by more music. Overall I had an OK and very affordable stay, but it could have been much better if the management paid more attention to details."

"Broken shower which was never fixed over our 4 night stay dispite telling them. A lot of mould. Incredibly spicy traditional breakfast. It’s only saving grace was that the beds were comfortable even though I did have a single duvet in a double duvet cover.. "