Good Karma Yogyakarta

The cleanest hostel I stayed at during my trip through Indonesia! The atmosphere is fantastic, and the staff are incredibly welcoming. Oky makes everyone feel at home and is always happy to help with recommendations for things to do in Yogyakarta. Cooking together, sharing a beer, and relaxing in the common area felt like hanging out with old friends. I highly recommend this place to anyone visiting Yogyakarta.

That we had to leave :/

It was a bit loud in the evening.

Everything was great, comfortable bed

The smell of the bed sheets.

The pictures are too attractive compared to reality... The location is quite difficult to find, on winding streets, not on the street. The owner is a little distant. The welcome was not very warm. I went to eat something in town, took a shower and got ready for bed. The room was small, without windows, the air conditioning was to be left on overnight, little louder and there was no way to sleep in these conditions, except with a hat and a duvet. The bathroom, there is something to say here, very strange... Half of it had a roof, half didn't... If it was raining, there was no point in using the shower because you were being showered by God. The toilet was stained from the rain or something like that, I could see into the room between the boards behind the toilet, so all kinds of insects could get in on you. On the arrival here, I saw many small lizards crawling on the walls so i had only this picture in my mind since then...The bed was not at all comfortable, but the linen smelled nice. I felt totally uncomfortable sleeping even one night here or using the toilet in hygienic conditions being outside without a roof, so I chose to leave and look for another accommodation, especially when I heard the noise of other guests near my door, noise that I had to endure all night. At 8:30 pm I looked for another accommodation and left, without much explanation and without asking for my money back. It was my choice to leave, or to sleep in such conditions. I only recommend it in case of force majeure, and in the absence of anything else.