Depok Hotels with Breakfast

Even though I saw many positive reviews before booking, I didn't set my expectations too high. It was only after staying here that I truly understood what 'exceeds expectations' means. Every single staff member, without exception, offered genuine greetings and provided excellent service. Their service mentality absolutely surpasses that of any hotel of the same caliber, or even higher-end brands, back home. The breakfast spread was incredibly rich, and despite the crowd, everything was well-organized and managed seamlessly. It's clear they put a lot of thought into it, and even during the busiest times, the staff's enthusiasm for service remained consistently high, which left a fantastic impression! The room cleaning and maintenance were superb. I particularly loved the extra-long sofa, and the shower pressure was excellent. We had almost all our dinners at the hotel. The à la carte dishes and desserts at Soiree were of extremely high quality. The prices for food and drinks of comparable quality are practically a third of what you'd pay in Shanghai. All in all, this was truly an outstanding choice; the value for money is top-notch. And of course, beyond the hotel, I found that almost everyone we encountered in Yogyakarta was incredibly simple, warm, and welcoming, which made for a wonderful experience. This place is definitely worth a visit!

The hotel is cozy, peaceful, and has a warm, home-like atmosphere. It is conveniently located near a mosque, restaurants, and a laundry service, making it very practical for travelers. Staying here felt like visiting a relative's home. The environment is clean, comfortable, and has a pleasant Islamic ambiance. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the rooms are clean and comfortable. There is also a swimming pool and a playground, which are great for families. Every morning, the staff even clean the cars, which is a thoughtful extra service. The hotel offers excellent value for money, with affordable room rates. The only minor inconvenience was that complimentary bottled drinking water was not automatically replenished every day, so I had to ask the receptionist for it. In addition, there is no water heater in the room, but a hot and cold water dispenser is available in the hallway.

The atmosphere is cozy, clean, and the service is friendly. The room was spotless and quiet. The breakfast spread was comprehensive and delicious.

location is super nice, as Jogja is small and also it’s nearby anywhere- apparently bumped (saw) into 2 actors: Yos Sudarso and Reza Rahadian during my stay. the food was just decent , nothing much you can pick but the Indomee stall was nice, should try the “nyemek” version. Amenities need to give more la

I really enjoyed my stay at Satoria Hotel. One of the highlights was the rooftop swimming pool — it’s a good size, open until 10pm, and there’s a mini bar where you can order drinks and enjoy them by the pool. The room was nice, comfortable, and spacious, and the bathroom was also well-sized. The staff were all friendly and welcoming, which made the stay even better. I also liked the breakfast — there was a good variety of food, and the menu changed daily so it never felt repetitive. The WiFi connection was reliable as well. Overall, a very comfortable and enjoyable stay.

I had an issue with my room, but the on-duty manager handled it very well and with great poise. They provided a quick and effective solution, showing clear leadership and decisiveness. Thanks to their prompt action we were able to spend the night comfortably and peacefully. The room itself was fine and well soundproofed. Overall, excellent problem resolution and a restful stay.

My stay at Loman Park Hotel was adequate, but the property appears to be showing its age and would benefit from significant maintenance and refurbishment. While the staff were generally pleasant and the location was convenient, many of the facilities and amenities felt run down and poorly maintained. The overall condition of the hotel gave the impression that routine upkeep has not been a priority for some time. In particular, the room furnishings showed noticeable wear and tear. The towels provided were frayed and worn out, and several cushions in the room and common areas appeared aged, flattened, and overdue for replacement. These details detracted from the comfort and quality one would expect from a hotel of this standard. A more concerning issue was the hygiene of the bottled drinking water containers provided in the room. Upon inspection, black mould-like growth was visible on the silicone stoppers of the glass bottles. This raised serious concerns about cleaning procedures and attention to sanitation standards. Given that these containers are intended for drinking water, this was particularly disappointing and undermined confidence in the hotel's overall hygiene practices. Overall, Loman Park Hotel offers a functional stay, but the deteriorating condition of the facilities, lack of maintenance, and hygiene concerns mean that there is considerable room for improvement. With greater attention to refurbishment, cleanliness, and replacement of worn amenities, the guest experience could be significantly enhanced.

You can see the volcano from here. It used to be called Sheraton, and you can still find it on maps under that name. It's a very large property, even with a kids' amusement park that has a small train. Perhaps the renovation costs were too massive, so it seems to be operating on a shoestring budget now. Nevertheless, the service is still very good.

Strategically located right by the main road, making it easy to find food and minimarts nearby. It's also close to the Trans Jogja bus stop. Unfortunately, I had to wait 30 minutes to check in because the room wasn't ready. They offered a welcome drink, but there were no glasses available, and they weren't refilled promptly.

Not so good as before, has been operated by local hotels operator, that‘s why it’s not as good as a big hotel operator like „accor/hilton/marriot“. Simply a good local hotels