Solid budget option with minor drawbacks, ideal for active travelers. We stayed at Setia Backpacker Hostel in Yogyakarta as a family of four in a 4-bed room. If you are looking for an affordable place to sleep while exploring the city all day, it gets the job done, though you should keep a few things in mind. Location: Excellent position. The train station, supermarkets, and plenty of restaurants are all within walking distance. Beds & Cleanliness: Cleanliness aligns with local Indonesian standards rather than Western ones—expect dust under and behind the beds. However, the bedding was clean, and we slept well. Note that the bathroom had a strong sewage smell due to an unsealed drain. Facilities & Electricity: Good, reliable Wi-Fi. Occasional power outages occur, and the AC cannot run simultaneously with lights or other appliances without tripping the breaker. There is no kitchen, but a shared fridge is available. Noise & Seating Area: The common seating area was right outside our room. Due to thin walls, it was quite noisy at times, and smoke from guests smoking outside drifted directly into our room. Service: Friendly staff. However, a clearer check-in orientation is needed: amenities like towels, toiletries, and drinking water were stored inside the lockers, which we only discovered on our checkout day. Verdict: Great location and very budget-friendly for simple overnight stays, provided you manage expectations regarding cleanliness, noise, and basic amenities.