Emilia Homestay

Emilia Homestay, located at Jl. Kepuh GK III No.976, Klitren, Kec. Gondokusuman, Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55222, Indonesia, offers a unique blend of comfort and cultural immersion in the vibrant city of Yogyakarta. Surrounded by lush greenery and friendly neighborhoods, this charming homestay is a short drive from the Affandi Museum, making it an ideal choice for art lovers. The welcoming atmosphere and thoughtful design create a cozy retreat that reflects the local culture while providing modern conveniences.
The homestay features spacious rooms designed for relaxation, equipped with comfortable beds and essential amenities. Guests can expect a tranquil environment that encourages a restful stay, with ample space to unwind after a day of exploration. The overall ambiance promotes a homely feel, making it perfect for both solo travelers and families.
Special amenities include free Wi-Fi and full-service laundry to enhance the convenience of your stay. The on-site restaurant offers a taste of local cuisine, serving delicious meals made from fresh ingredients. Although there are no fitness centers or pools, the homestay compensates with exceptional service, as guests frequently praise the attentive staff for their hospitality.
Transportation is hassle-free, with nearby public transport options, including taxis to Adisutjipto International Airport in just 17 minutes, ensuring easy access to key destinations. Health and safety measures are prioritized, with protocols in place to ensure guests' well-being throughout their stay.
Popular activities near Emilia Homestay include visits to Prambanan Temple, Taman Sari, and the vibrant Beringharjo Market, where guests can immerse themselves in local culture. The homestay is also conveniently located close to renowned restaurants like Restoran Bumbu Desa and Lombok Idjo Jogja Adisoetjipto, offering a variety of culinary experiences just minutes away.
We invite you to experience the warmth and charm of Emilia Homestay, where comfort meets local culture in the heart of Yogyakarta.