Puspo Nugroho Hotel

I could hear people walking and talking in the alley, so it was a bit noisy, though the bathroom was clean and the staff friendly. The accommodation is inside an alley and was quite hard to find. A large LED sign nearby would make it easier for travelers to spot. It’s a decent budget option for a night or two.

The staff were lovely, and the place and room were clean. It’s near the city center. Mas Beni was especially helpful, sharing advice for trips around Yogyakarta. They also provide hot and cold water, plus free coffee and tea.

A good value for a backpacker on a small budget. You get a bed to yourself, a towel, blanket, free Wi-Fi, a small locker, and a clean bathroom. The owner is kind, and the place is cheap, cozy, and near lots of inexpensive food. You can also pray shalat here. A few drawbacks: the road ends there, cars can’t get in, and the room isn’t private.

Benny, the owner, was humble and kind, and explained everything guests might need or want to know about the hostel. They make you feel at home when you come to Yogyakarta, with a real sense of friendship and kindness.