Borobudur Hotels with Pools

The service is good and quiet, but the Muslim prayers are heard several times a day and there is some noise at night. The food is average, the food is a bit sweet, and it is recommended to add Chinese or Japanese food. It is recommended to add a Chinese menu for dinner (which is available for breakfast)

AMAZING. Our favourite place we've stayed in all of Asia after a few months travelling! The bungalow and area is as beautiful as the photos and it's worth staying just for the incredible floating breakfast. Great value for money for what you get. Bobby the owner was chilled out and friendly chatting to us and other guests making us feel welcome. The views are incredible... Watching the sunset over the fields with a volcano in the backdrop was our favourite moment of Java. Pool was spotless, flowers were stunning, the design of everything inside the bungalows and outside were impressive and so artistic. The bungalow also had great air con, we didn't see any bugs or mosquitoes which surprised us and had a great hot shower. The location is far from restaurants but we ordered food via grab and were happy to stay by the pool anyway as we didn't want to leave the relaxation. If you book make sure you book more than one night as you won't want to leave!

Nice hotel with nice surroundings, staffs are friendly. The room is spacious and unique with two doors so that the air can flow easily

Very nice resort with nice staffs. Restaurant food was tasty. Room size very good & amenities. Over my expectations, so I would have stayed 2 nights instead so that we can try the massage. Not much TV channels unless Netflix but I did not try. Location has to have own transport as it is away from town. Hope to go again. Just be aware of possible mosquitoes.

Breakfast was delivered to the room, the service was really good. The scenery was also very good. I came here just to go to Borobudur Temple, which was very convenient as it only took 7 minutes to drive there!! I will consider staying here next time I pass by.

The environment is very good in all aspects, but the equipment is not good. Only one person can take a shower in each room, otherwise the next person will get cold water, which is worrying

Clean room, clean sheets and clean towels, and room sandals. But the hotel is lacking in charm since every inch is paved over and the brick walls are painted in a dark paint. More plants or color would be nice. The room has bare concrete floors, but the woven rugs smell moldy. The bathroom smells a little from poor plumbing. The main door and bathroom has gaps that insects can crawl through. The staff are sweet, and agreed to serve us our breakfast AFTER we visited Candi Borobudur. Lots of Food is available nearby on the main streets, this hotel is on a less busy street. It was raining so we did not use the pool. The wifi was strong in our room.

The location is very close to borobudur but not in a bustling area, the scenery is beautiful & privacy is quite maintained. Breakfast served ala carte is quite ok. Cleanliness in general is good, only in the room lack of details such as the washbasin that starts black & smells damp in the km of the shower.

The hotel is located in the downtown area, so even solo travelers don't have to worry. The rooms are clean and tidy, and the public areas have a sense of design. I really like it and it's definitely a good trip! Turn right and walk 200 meters out of the hotel to find supermarkets, restaurants, and snack stands! The staff is so enthusiastic. When we failed to get a taxi, she took a motorcycle to take us to catch the Borobudur sunrise tour The front desk girl Anin is beautiful and kind! It was a really good trip!

The room is large, I came with my family with 2 children, the 1st is a teenager, so it's pretty good my husband can sleep on a sofa that can make a sponge, for ordinary food, the swimming pool is pretty good although not clean, the bathroom is not clean, The floor part is not perfectly absorbed, but for convenience, it's pretty good, yes, you can see the river and the view of the rice fields