5-Star hotels & resorts in Sinduadi

"This hotel is brand-new, and it is in still-off-the-beaten-path Yogyakarta (which is to be used as a base mainly for the major sites in the region beyond; aside from the most famous of them, I highly recommend Ketep Pass and its view of volcanic Mt. Merapi). It's a largely rundown town, not without its charms, but the Tentrem truly, and credibly, is aiming to be world-class. Unlike so many others, it definitely is five-star, and currently a great value. Elegant, large room; elegant public areas; and one of the very best hotel gyms (24-hours, with indoor jacuzzi and cold plunge pool featuring a TV), as well as a beautiful outdoor pool and spa (with reasonable rates for the latter). Mineral water is complimentary, as is wi-fi (or you can use internet on the room TV). The breakfast selection, though I didn't partake (and the place was on a few occasions, strangely, at full capacity), was unbelievable. Nice views available, some with large balcony. It has its glitches: a few (but fewer than expected) staff members, who are eager to please, have limited English; the high-tech TV system can be slightly annoying; there are drop-offs in town but no pick-ups; and, most of all (in my experience), showers were slow to get hot and/or sprayed wildly (until being quickly repaired) and, very oddly, started with a very bad odor (not sure whether this is beyond the hotel's control or not). But I would definitely recommend this hotel. Without having seen others, I am confident that this is currently the best place in town, and it credibly aims to be a top-notch hotel."

"we're very happy staying here,, we've got no complain at all,, staffs are very welcome, place is very clean, location is near most of everything,, its not hard to find food or shops around here,, we are very satisfied,,"

"This hotel is brand-new, and it is in still-off-the-beaten-path Yogyakarta (which is to be used as a base mainly for the major sites in the region beyond; aside from the most famous of them, I highly recommend Ketep Pass and its view of volcanic Mt. Merapi). It's a largely rundown town, not without its charms, but the Tentrem truly, and credibly, is aiming to be world-class. Unlike so many others, it definitely is five-star, and currently a great value. Elegant, large room; elegant public areas; and one of the very best hotel gyms (24-hours, with indoor jacuzzi and cold plunge pool featuring a TV), as well as a beautiful outdoor pool and spa (with reasonable rates for the latter). Mineral water is complimentary, as is wi-fi (or you can use internet on the room TV). The breakfast selection, though I didn't partake (and the place was on a few occasions, strangely, at full capacity), was unbelievable. Nice views available, some with large balcony. It has its glitches: a few (but fewer than expected) staff members, who are eager to please, have limited English; the high-tech TV system can be slightly annoying; there are drop-offs in town but no pick-ups; and, most of all (in my experience), showers were slow to get hot and/or sprayed wildly (until being quickly repaired) and, very oddly, started with a very bad odor (not sure whether this is beyond the hotel's control or not). But I would definitely recommend this hotel. Without having seen others, I am confident that this is currently the best place in town, and it credibly aims to be a top-notch hotel."