Hotels near Museum Kekayon

"Contated the hotel through Expedia to arrange a transfer and they didnt get back to me. No welcome drink or automatic assistance with luggage. There was no fridge in the room, wasnt that impressed with the balcony, which you could see into another room and the partition screen was at the main corridor of the floor and when it was windy the metal attachments were banging. Safe is too low down in the cupboard, had to get on our hands and knees, should be higher. There was noone to greet us for breakfast the first day and no explanation of it being a buffet or table service. Asked for a peppermint tea for breakfast but was told i would need to pay extra for this, despite the fact there was loads of coffees you could choose. On the first night we ordered food and beers, and then we got told they only had one small beer left and 3 large, which seems strange in an international hotel. Then it took 30 mins for someone to take our order in an empty restaurant. The food was really good though.We tried to order a bottle of red wine at the roofftop bar but they didnt have the one we wanted and they offered a more expensive one. We went back 2 days later to order the wine again and they still didnt have it in... again for a hotel, a poor show. Location is 3k out of the main hub, cant really walk anywhere, no decent amenities around. Would stay here for a few days if visiting the temples but not for any longer. e room, "

"The basement parking entrance & space are p0very tight. I suggest to have a better design for the transport parking facility."

"Beautiful and interesting home with different areas and a little courtyard inside. Carvings and tiles. They had an old radio, record player etc. wonderful if you want to see an old Kotagede type house from the inside. There's a bookshop attached to the house and it has a good selection of books, including Indonesian books translates into English, a section on Javanese culture, and political books like Gramsci etc. Location is good near lots of nice restaurants, walkable to the Mataram makams, and you can also walk around and see some kampongs in the area and there's cute coffeeshops with very affordable single origin coffee pours (affordable compared to eg. Jakarta and Bandung). My room had a four poster bed. The vibe was that of staying in a old relative's house, including the furniture and lamp style, TV with no netflix (they have cable) that's turned off at the base, and one thing to note is the room had only one other plug point and it's high up on the wall so you have to sit on a chair when you use your phone if you're charging it. Aircon was good. Lots of towels. I had to leave very early for my flight the next day and they packed me a full breakfast, which was super nice of them."