This attractive, well-run guesthouse, on the main thoroughfare in Sosrowijayan, benefits from a greater sense of space than lodgings hidden in the lanes. In a classic Indonesian building with whitewashed walls and tiled roof, rooms are arranged around a central courtyard with a plunge pool and waterfall and have tiled floors and crisp, fresh linen. The cafe-restaurant serves European food.
Bladok Hotel
Yogyakarta
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