D'Senopati Malioboro Grand Hotel

34 reviews

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  Travel06961804770

  Couples · Dec 2025

  10/10

  Best hotel with the best price!

  One of the old building in Yogyakarta but still look gorgeous and have a best service! Also for the location so near with Malioboro, Tugu, and others famous places in Yogya.

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  Explore28145549273

  Couples · Nov 2025

  2/10

  Suck dining experience,don’t order the food!

  Empty dining room. We order two mie goreng at 17:20, wait 50 mins and we only get two drinks. It’s such a shame that nobody explains what the heck is going on, and makes the customers like fools. By the way, we just get the grill sate near the hotel in 10mins, what a joke!

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  780brettm

  PAPAMOA, BAY OF PLENTY REGION, NORTH ISLAND · Couples · Jun 2023

  6/10

  A better choice for Indonesian travellers than Western travellers

  My wife and I are from New Zealand, and were staying in Yogyakarta for a few days to visit the local sites. We chose D'Senopati Grand Hotel, as it is only a block from the Palace end of Jl. Malioboro, and has a swimming pool. The room was large and clean, with hot water, and a fridge, but no room safe. The pool was a bonus on hot days. Breakfast was complimentary, but almost exclusively Indonesian food, with very little to appeal to most western palates. Staff at the hotel were friendly, and it was incredibly easy (and extremely cheap) to get a Grab taxi from the hotel. Before travelling to Yogya, we did a reasonable amount of research online, and decided that the two best inner city locations were around the main shopping street in the Malioboro district, or in the more laid back Prawirotaman, a couple of kilometres south of Malioboro. Many of the recommendations we read suggested that the best option was to stay around Jl. Malioboro where things were more central and busier. In hindsight, as Western tourists, although our stay at D'Senopati Grand Hotel was OK, if I was to return to Yogya, I would choose to stay at Prawirotaman, rather than Malioboro. Jl. Malioboro has many shops (and a multi-story mall) and is close to a number of local attractions such as the Palace of Yogyakarta and Fort Vredeburg. It is also an extremely popular pedestrian street for Indonesians in the evening. But Jl. Prawirotaman is much more attractive to foreign/western travellers, and backpackers, with a number of great international restaurants, cafes, bars and small boutique shops, and has a much more laid back "traveller" vibe. Just my opinion.

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  RICHARD

  partner · Jan 2023

  6/10

  Pictures makes you believe much nicer than it is. When we checked in, asked for 2 keys and told could only have 1. Dirty dishes (not ours) outside of door for 2 days. We called to complain before they picked up. Bathroom smelled and shower drain was slow, so bathroom flooded if didn't take quick shower. Breakfast was good, but it started at 6am and when we arrived at 7, lots of empty pans. The staff tried to put out other food, but was apparent they were not prepared for the hotel to be full. Also, was looking to change hotel and ran across same hotel with lower room rates then we paid. We had lots to do in Yogokarta, so only slept in room a few hours each night. Would not stay there again. Very poor choice for us and not what I expected from Expedia.

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  ???

  Oct 2022

  8/10

  王宮には近い。かと言ってレストラン等、行くことができる施設が多いわけではない。ここに限ったわけではないが、道路工事が特に多くて歩きづらかった。