The Patio Yogya

+ Lovely people!

- The rooms are near a mosque, so bring earplugs. As well as in the room I stayed at, the curtains do not block out the sun. Therefore, light will come in in the morning.

+ Her şeyiyle çok huzurlu, güzel ve rahat bir yerdi. Bir daha gelirsem kesinlikle burada kalırım.

- Beğenmediğim hiçbir şeyi yoktu. Her şey çok çok iyiydi.

+ Super Lage, Zimmer entspannt und Mitarbeiter mega freundlich, entspannt und hilfsbereit. Frühstück auch top. Innenhof sehr schön zum Rumhängen.

+ Nous avons tout aimé. Le personnel est très souriant et très sympathique . Le petit déjeuner au top avec du choix Le quartier est très calme avec toutes ces petites ruelles ,je conseille vraiment cet endroit ,Merci

- Tout était parfait 🙏

+ Value for money, location, and the friendliness of the staff

- Nothing

+ De rust en de gesprekken met de medewerkers

- Geen toilet in de slaapkamer

+ Personal sehr freundlich und Unterkunft sauber

- Wenig sozial, Unterkunft etwas sperrlich eingerichtet. Lage nicht ganz optimal.

+ Leuke plaats om te verblijven. Vlak bij een hoop bezienswaardigheden. Kamer en badkamer zijn schoon. Personeel is erg vriendelijk. Je kunt kiezen wat je voor ontbijt wil hebben, alleen tijdens de ramadan is er geen indonesisch ontbijt, wel pannekoek met banaan of toast met jam en een gebakken ei. Moskee is er vlakbij, dus vroeg wakker. Oordopjes zijn dan een uitkomst.

+ The staff was amazing - so friendly and helpful. It's nice to have breakfast included and they can even make a box to go if you have an early tour. The courtyard and lounge areas are great for relaxing or planning your day. It's a very quiet residential neighborhood away from the traffic and activity.

- The location in the middle between Malioboro Street and the main area for lots of tourist hotels and services so it is about 20+ minutes to either. There isn't a lot in the neighborhood for food, shopping or nightlife.

+ Great spot, clean and really friendly/helpful staff.

- Just be aware it’s down a side alley so bring an umbrella in rainy season!

+ This place is incredibly quiet but far from empty. it’s filled with what I’d call the "remnants of life" that brought me a deep sense of mental peace. Every morning, the steady rhythm of the Adhan drifted in from the distance, acting like a visceral comfort that surprisingly helped me sleep more soundly than ever. I spent time in the courtyard listening to the wind in the tropical trees, noting how the heavy, nuanced rustle of the broad leaves felt so fundamentally different from the thin sounds of temperate foliage back home. Even though the walls weren't thick, it was actually a plus because it allowed the authentic "ambient" sounds of the alley—like a neighbor’s parrot mimicking speech or the clinking of bamboo chimes—to float in as a soothing, exotic backdrop. The house itself has a beautiful sense of time and cleanliness that felt much more genuine and "right" than those trendy, "Instagrammable" places designed just to catch a tourist's eye. My single room was also surprisingly spacious, and while the bathroom is shared, it felt like a natural, matter-of-fact part of the house’s flow and didn't compromise the comfort of the stay at all.