EDU Hostel

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$31

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+1 (888) 385-8465

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EDU Hostel is a 2-star budget base in Yogyakarta’s Ngampilan district. Located at Jalan Letjen Suprapto No. 17, Ngampilan, Indonesia, the property sits about 0,6mi from the city center. Minimum price starts from $31 per night, offering a wallet-friendly option for travelers looking to keep plans flexible.

Amenities include free parking, free Wifi, and on-site parking, along with air conditioning, a 24-hour front desk, and non-smoking rooms. An elevator adds convenience, and meeting or banquet facilities are available for an extra charge. Reviews: 5.

Whether wandering street markets, temples, or riverside cafés, this straightforward stay serves as a practical base for exploring Yogyakarta with ease.

Pokoje

Pokaż 8 zdjęć

Rodzinny

Pokaż 11 zdjęć

Pokój czteroosobowy

1 Łóżko Piętrowe

Pokój, Łóżko Piętrowe, Shared Room

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Room options range from a Bungalow and a Family room to a Quadruple Room, a Dormitory (6 Bed), a Room with a Bunk Bed in a shared setup, and a Room Selected At Check In. All options are non-smoking and listed for 2 adults, with no children admitted. Cash is the only accepted payment method, keeping the booking process refreshingly simple.

An elevator provides convenient access between floors, while on-site parking and free parking take the hassle out of arrivals. Air conditioning helps keep the rooms comfortable, and a 24-hour front desk is available to assist around the clock. For those hosting gatherings or meetings, facilities for banquets and meetings are offered for an extra charge.

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This straightforward base offers a budget-friendly, no-fuss stay that suits travelers looking to explore Yogyakarta with ease. With essential comforts in place, it’s easy to keep plans flexible and focus on the city’s markets, temples, and riverside cafés.