Safa Homestay
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 6 guests
- 3 beds
- 3 bedrooms
Location
Safa Homestay Yogyakarta is located about a 25-minute walk from the Dirgantara Mandala Air Force Museum and provides golf for active guests. Located 2.2 km from the Ice Cream World Jogja, the holiday home provides Wi-Fi and a car park.
Pasar Sambi Legi is around 5 minutes' walk away. This accommodation is 4.4 km from a top family-friendly place such as the 54-acre Gembira Loka Zoo.
Bathroom facilities also include a shower. There are towels for guests' comfort.
This Yogyakarta accommodation is equipped with a full-sized refrigerator and kitchenware for self-catering in a separate dining area. Serving dishes of Asian cuisine, Gudheg Yu Djum Maguwo is situated 250 metres away. Adisucipto airport is a 5-minute ride away, while Lempuyangan train stop is a 10-minute ride from Safa Homestay.
Review by hotel critic
Safa Homestay provides a compelling blend of comfort and value for travelers looking to explore central Java. During my stay, I was particularly impressed by the daily housekeeping, which ensured our room was consistently clean and comfortable-a vital aspect for any guest. Transportation needs are adeptly catered to with the assistance of the owner's cousin, Didt, who provided car hire services at a reasonable price. This not only allowed us to conveniently visit all major tourist attractions, including the majestic Prambanan Temple-which is easily accessible via frequent bus services-but also indulged us in local vegetarian cuisine that was equally commendable. The proximity of the homestay to the Sheraton Hotel, which houses Ganesha, a remarkable Indian restaurant, adds a culinary delight to the experience. While the amenities such as air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen TV lend a touch of luxury, the overall pricing maintains an appealing value proposition for those mindful of their travel budget. Safa Homestay is recommended for those who seek both quality and affordability in their Indonesian adventures.
