Hotel Hot Springs di Central Java, Indonesia

Bagus .. breakfast enak Dan pelayanan ramah..over all very good 👍👍

Friendly service, strategic location, cold AC, smooth WiFi but cleanliness needs a little polish for the bathroom closet, over all great

This is our 3rd times staying in this hotel. Best budget hotel within the neighborhood. Clean and well maintained. Definitely will come again. Thanks!!

Yogyakarta's Le Temple Hotel: A Surprise in a Duplex Family Room: A Double Bliss of Zen and Homely Comfort During my stay at Yogyakarta's Le Temple Hotel, I received a complimentary upgrade from my original basic room to a duplex family room, which instantly maximised my trip's bliss. The two-story space combined a tranquil retreat with the relaxed, everyday atmosphere of a family trip. The moment I opened the door, I was struck by the breathtaking airiness of the room: the high-ceilinged duplex structure gave the 45-square-meter space an exceptionally airy feel. The first floor housed the living room and bathroom, where a rattan sofa was flanked by handmade Indonesian wood carvings. Beyond the floor-to-ceiling windows, the shadows of banana leaves in the courtyard shone. A wooden staircase led up to the second floor, revealing two king-size beds draped side by side with soft bedding. A small balcony by the window was just big enough for a folding table. In the morning, while enjoying a cup of coffee, I could catch a glimpse of Borobudur in the distance. The duplex design was perfect for families: the elders slept on the first floor, while we stayed on the second, allowing us to share space without disturbing each other. The children could even run and jump around on the stairwell, completely free of the cramped feeling of a standard guest room. The room's amenities were thoughtfully appointed: the bathroom on the first floor had separate wet and dry areas, and there was an additional sink on the second floor. The bedding on the two queen-sized beds was so soft you couldn't get up from them, and even the pillows came in soft and firm options. A desk, safe, electric kettle, and other amenities were available on each floor, eliminating the need for running up and down stairs. The little details of traveling with children were perfectly taken care of. After a day of exploring Borobudur, I returned to the hotel and plunged into the public pool—the rainforest-shrouded waters, with a view of blue sky and palm trees, were a refreshing soak. After dinner, I strolled through the courtyard, where the meditating Buddha statues shone with a gentle warmth under the lights. Children chased fireflies, and elders chatted in the gazebo. The tropical evening breeze, tinged with the fragrance of the trees, was the most relaxing moment of my trip. What impressed me most was the hotel's sense of proportion: when I upgraded my room, the front desk staff smiled and said, ”We just happened to have a room available. We hope you enjoy your stay.” There was no overt emphasis on ”upgrade benefits.”

Very distinctive hotel, quiet service staff are very enthusiastic, the whole hotel is not easy to find in the mountains, but walking into the hotel feels like an outdoor Taoyuan. Because all the air in the tropics is humid and the hotel occupies a large area, some locations are not well maintained, but the overall feeling is good. The plateau is cold at night and does not require air conditioning, but the quilt is a bit damp. There is a small courtyard outside the room where you can sit down and drink and chat, but the door lock is broken because it is too late and there is no request to change the room. It was already 10 o'clock to the hotel and I went the wrong way. After check-in, I went to the restaurant for dinner. There are not many varieties and it tastes good. Breakfast is also very simple and has Southeast Asian characteristics. The taste is also good, I prefer the original ecological experience. Very satisfied will recommend friends to stay.