d'Omah Hotel Review

Choose a room that has a pool ... cool, must be ....

Beautiful hotel, such lovely staff, the village was so friendly. Our room was stunning and the food was incredible! Highly recommend.

Once staying here, the village atmosphere was thicker here

Friendly bat who tends to get trapped circling the verandah. staff are tremendously friendly and very helpful. Would definitely recommend for a rustic Indonesian experience

Excellent customer service and food but not the place if you are hoping to get some uninterrupted sleep

[Location] (4 out of 5)
The hotel is located several blocks off the main street and is surrounded by tall trees, plant growth, and Rice fields. The hotel has several bikes to borrow and you can easily ride the back roads to see the beautiful rice fields and village homes. Each hotel village is secluded and has their own theme.

[Food] (5 out of 5)
See also photos. Being that we had a larger party and were here for 7 days we tried pretty much everything on the menu (except for the international cuisine). Everything was delicious. The breakfast breads were always very fresh (they are made on site). We did notice that the quality of the dishes could differ a bit from day to day, most likely due to the changing of staff. The meals were quite reasonable for a hotel. Generally most main meals were around 12,000 rupiahs.

[Staff] (5 out of 5)
All the staff members were amazing and they all really save this from being a worse review. Everyone was extremely nice and there is usually one person around with good English. The hotel definitely excels at pleasing the customers.

[Ambiance and Environment] (2 out of 5)
Unfortunately this is the one area that I felt the hotel fell a bit flat. We had quite a few minor issues with our room that could have been fixed. To name a few
- Though the decor is a bit dated it still works as it could be considered rustic (see pictures) (minor for me a bit more of an issue for my wife).
- The doors, walls, furniture etc were in a bit of disrepair or poorly repaired (see image) (minor)
- the international electrical plug in our room didn't work (very minor as I had an adapter and they loaned me one)
- The tea kettles to boil water didn't actually boil the water (very minor as they informed us the bottled water in the room was from a large bottle)
- The door locks all seemed to stick a bit and were a bit annoying to lock, unlock, and remove you key when finished (very minor)
- The refrigerator leaked a lot of water so there was always a pool of water at the bottom of the refrigerator (very minor).
- The air conditioner in our room seemed to only slightly work getting the room barely cool enough (minor)
- The air conditioner in my sons room was stuck on a very cold temperature (very minor)
- No hot water. Normally this wouldn't be such a big deal except that I told the front desk about the problem every single morning over the course of the entire week. This to me was a bigger deal as I had to take a cold shower each night. (This was a big deal in my opinion as it should have been fixed after the first time I told them about it not the fourth).
- Roosters, lots of them. They didn't bother me but they may bother others (minor)
- Megaphone parked next door and pointed at the hotel. After the fourth day I found the call to prayers soothing and peaceful. Unfortunately this was so loud as to ensure this was not possible. Even though the Mosque is a good distance down the road there is a megaphone situated about 30 meters away and pointed directly at the hotel and must be set at it's highest setting. Now according to the welcome guide there is a call to prayer 5 times a day starting at 4:00am..... and boy is it LOUD even with ear plugs so it ceases to be the soothing musical prayer and becomes an ear piercing alarm clock that can run for hours (prayer + talking + readings). Now to be fair we were there during Ramadan so we may have heard more talking over the loud speaker than most months. This unfortunately was a big detractor for me as it happened at all times of the night. I know I am the outsider here and I completely respect the religious needs of the neighbors and the village but if you don't want to get disruptive sleep this may not be the place for you.

Cool resort in a traditional Javanese kampong style, with wooden Javanese houses and pendopos (large gazeboos) some green spaces, complete with wandering chicken. Price is ok. Pool is available outside some rooms or through some access pendopos. About 45 minutes from Yogya city.

Quirky lodging in quirky hometown too. The atmosphere is already super amazing, feel good for a long time

This is the best resort in jogja i think.. the history and characteristics every room in d'omah Hotels make u wanna try all the room in there.. LOVE THIS PLACE!!!

The favorite place to go dinner with special one. The location little bit in the south direction to Parangtritis beach. The food is super delicious. I am so in love with the pond inside the restaurant.

A comfort and luxurious villa at Desa Wisata Tembi with fresh air and rice field view in Tembi Village

I'm wishing you a day which is as bright as your eyes and every one around you to be as generous as your heart.

Pretty small accommodation! The style is old-school, but very comfortable room. Food is good and the staff is very friendly & helpful. Check out their mini gallery, pretty stuff with very reasonable price.

The hotel is characterized by a village and its location in a nice village.

A comfortable and quiet escape from the noise of the city

The rooms are like Cotage but more luxurious and large. The bathroom has a bathtub.
This hotel is very recommended ...... thank you D'Omah Hotel Yogya.

A place that is suitable for those who want a vacation in the middle of the village and the activities of the surrounding community, adding insight and social education to the community ... a comfortable, peaceful place with a rural feel, suitable for relieving fatigue after solid activities and routines such as in big cities

This place is comfortable, cool and simple. Like the city of Yogyakarta, simple and comfortable.
Suitable for relaxing and gathering with family.
The building is semi-traditional, and the interior is antique.
The service is also friendly, and the food is pretty good.

For those looking for an authentic, ethnic, calm, exclusive and green scenery, D'omah is the best. The service is also good, friendly and fast. The breakfast is also lux. Also nearby are legendary eating places, such as Pak Pong and Lele Mangut Mbah Marto.

Comfortable place with a village atmosphere (villagge) because of the location of the hotel in the middle of the village ,,,, old architec central java ...

Great place for lunch, large, clean, very diverse food

its a good place with little villages that have bug spray, ear plugs, and note pad and pencil. they have two pools one privet pool and one open one. every day they loud prayers in the middle of the night.

Dirty, loud, the Fitness Center is more than dangerous. Very old, Not usable weights and machines.
Food, Drinks and spa way to expensive!
The Open bathroom was a closed one. The water smells like Dirty and we Lucky we at least didnt get sick in this "Hotel".
Ants and Bones of eaten chicken!? all Around the Pool. Super Dirty pool Rest Areas. Not to be Used with less then 4-5 Pool towels.
Reception very unfriendly.
All in all it was really disgusting to Stay there.
By far the badest Hotel weve ever been in indonesia...and we live in homestays too sometimes. ;)

I often take guests here, many of my guests are satisfied to stay here, enjoy the cool and beautiful rural nature .. make you feel at home and don't want to come back .. ha.ha.ha

comfortable, beautiful, suitable for fatigue removal from the city

This hotel mixes traditional atmosphere typical of rural Bantul with the comfort of modern living. The service of a 3 star class hotel is enough to spoil the visitors. Plus instagrammable indoor and outdoor spots make this place have unforgettable memories. Traditional house ornaments, such as gebyok, ancient cabinets, old school tools are often displayed in the main room.
The market segment is intended for the upper middle class and foreign tourists.

Really back to the atmosphere of the Javanese house, the puberty of Bingitt remembers childhood

Suitable for you who are traveling and need lodging

With a rural atmosphere, Omah offers a sensation of staying another than the others. But the cost is quite expensive. For Indonesians, it might feel expensive, but for Caucasians / tourists, it may still be within reasonable limits, but it seems that it is prepared for Caucasians

The hotel is very beautiful, room is very spacious.

Friendly staff, although a bit stiff especially for us as guest friends not their "guests" ...

Comfortable lodging ..., traditional atmosphere ...

Stayed for 5 nights ....Comfortable & friendly staff .. love it

The place is pretty, there is a swimming pool, a fish pond (we are in the vicinity of 1-3), but if the malem is scary, it feels like someone is peeking ...

rustic place, but for the price of staying too high

Just passing, but the building is old-fashioned and antique looks like.

The place is cool, for those who want to take a vacation with the natural atmosphere of this hotel, you really get the feel. The cleanliness is also very well maintained, every afternoon the fallen leaves are cleaned. For mosquitoes it is 1-2, not as straight as possible. The swimming pool in each part of the name of the villa has a swimming pool. The food is okay. Forgot photos of the rice fields and the front of the hotel. But next time will definitely come here again. Tq

Recreation area and swimming pool, comfortable place, spacious parking area to the west of PSG (Cork Art Market)

In the Tembi tourist village, far from vehicle noise

Great place to stay, with traditional javanese atmosphere.

The hotel is great ... Typical home of Jogja in the past ... Very comfortable because it is located in the tourist village of Alsi Jogja

First, he went to Yogjakarta and stayed at the domah hotel. Impressed