The room and ambience meet our expectation. The minus is only the location which slightly far from city centre (+- 30 mins by online car)

The place is very comfortable, clean, suitable for bringing family...

Friendly service, comfortable rooms and beds, quiet environment

The room is clean and fragrant. The place is aesthetic

The hotel is strategically located, though access is somewhat challenging. One of the room options is suitable for families of 5-6. The living room and shared pantry are convenient.

I didn't take any food here... but the place is comfortable... next time it seems like one of the places to choose if you stay in Yogya

The accommodation's atmosphere makes you feel at home, the environment is not too noisy, I've stayed here twice and never get bored. I've tried two types of rooms and they feel the same, comfortable and make you feel at home, the staff is friendly. I want to try the other room types too. Thank you Omah Bumi for making my family and I feel comfortable staying here and I want to come back to stay here again. 😇

Clean, comfortable, lots of plants 🤩

good service and close to student park, lots of culinary delights

Pleasant to stay here. All is good ~

The place is perfect for four people, comfortable, not cramped at all! The check-in and check-out process was a bit confusing because the person on duty didn't know where, probably because we checked in at night and checked out very early in the morning. But overall, it was good.

The hotel staff was helpful and very friendly, the room was clean and spacious, and I slept comfortably.

The room is OK...only the bathroom floor is slippery

The room is spacious, neat, and fragrant. It can accommodate 5 people. It's comfortable, but it's a bit less soundproof. Sometimes you can hear noise from the neighboring rooms. There's an ironing facility too. Hopefully, there'll be a hairdryer next time. Thank you. I'll come back here next time I'm in Jogja.

My first time staying here in the Sagara room, it was really nice, the room was clean and cool. The bathroom was also very clean. Highly recommended.

The staff was friendly and quite prompt. We even contacted them via WhatsApp at night and they responded quickly. I'll be back here on my next trip to Yogyakarta. My suggestion for the bathroom floor is that it's made of a material that's slippery, making it a bit risky for small children and the elderly. Thanks.

The location is very strategic, close to the city center, but the parking area is limited when it is full.

The hotel staff were very helpful, especially since we had the experience of finding a mother cat who was still breastfeeding, it seemed like she had been hit/run over by a vehicle and no one had evacuated her yet. "Sorry, I can't share the pic when she was dying." We took her to the vet shop and received treatment and the photo above shows the condition of the mother cat still at the vet after being given help by a vet, because we had to return to Jakarta and the mother cat had to stay in the hospital for 2 days. We coordinated with the vet and the staff of Omah Bumi. We were grateful that the staff of Omah Bumi helped a lot by taking care of her kittens who were found in the attic while waiting for the mother to return. Thank you very much from us cat lovers, we never chase them away. May the blessings of Omah Bumi always flow. If you stay here, please greet Boemi, the cat with the photo above, convey our regards ❤️

The rooms are nice, neat, and clean. The Segara room has an industrial theme. Each room type has a different theme. However, if you check in with other friends in different rooms, the facilities are combined into one. My friend and I booked three rooms, but we only got one hair dryer. I checked with the customer service and they said it was for rotation. It's strange, the facilities should be per room, not alternating.

I'll definitely come back here again. The atmosphere is homey. The rooms are aesthetic. The place is clean. And you could say it's close to everywhere, especially my favorite ramen, Roka. What a windy stay! Good job, Rumah Bumi.