The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta
Central location,
Sense of history
Solo
Couples
Families
The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta is a historic landmark in the city centre, beautifully restored to a very high standard.
The hotel dates back to 1918 but has comfortable, modern touches. Although it’s larger than many of the boutique properties in ETG’s hand-picked hotel collection, it has many elegant spaces and Dutch colonial influences, so most travellers will still be impressed.
Ideal for travellers wanting a well-located base in Yogyakarta with a touch of history.
Located just a short walk from Malioboro Street, the most famous street in the city, this hotel makes it easy to explore the area on foot.
While there are plenty of restaurants nearby, the in-house restaurant is among the city’s best and a great place to try local Javanese cuisine.
Other facilities at The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta range from a courtyard pool, a spa and gym to a couple of beautiful bars for evening drinks.
The Rooms
All rooms at The Phoenix Hotel Yogyakarta come with a balcony and are styled with warm woods, soft fabrics and subtle nods to Indonesian design.
The Deluxe Pool View rooms are especially inviting, with double doors that open directly onto the courtyard pool.
Though part of a larger hotel group, rooms feel characterful — a far cry from a standard international chain.
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