Viavia Guesthouse 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Express check-in/ -out
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Swimming Pool
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Shuttle
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No Smoking
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
The comfortable Viavia Guesthouse Yogyakarta, located in the Mergangsan district of Yogyakarta, approximately a 20-minute walk from Pojok Beteng Wetan, offers cars for rent. Offering views of the garden, this 3-star guest house is right around the corner from the Prawirotaman Street and boasts an outdoor swimming pool.
The hotel has a prime setting 1.9 km from the Merapi Volcano, while natural sights like the Alun Alun Kidul Yogyakarta are a mere 2 km away. Guests can visit Masjid Baitul Karim Karanganyar Yogyakarta, which is merely 6 minutes' walk away, and Sosrowijayan Street which is about 10 minutes by car from the Viavia Guesthouse. Also, Kebun Liar is situated 600 metres away. Shopping enthusiasts will enjoy being within 25 minutes' walk of Pasar Beringharjo Market. The Viavia Guesthouse Yogyakarta is 3.4 km from Lempuyangan train station, while Adisucipto airport is 15 minutes' drive away.
A fan and air conditioning are among the comforts available in the air-conditioned rooms. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom.
A delicious breakfast awaits guests every morning. The Celt Irish Pub offers a wide range of Asian dishes and lies steps away from this accommodation.
Review by hotel critic
During my cultural immersion in Yogyakarta, I found a peaceful haven at a guesthouse that perfectly blended traditional charm with modern amenities. The IDR 96802 per person per night rate was affordable, offering great value. The free WiFi was convenient for staying connected, while the staff's warmth and readiness to assist made me feel at home. Their helpful advice enhanced my experience, guiding me through local attractions effortlessly. The clean and charming ambiance, along with a satisfying breakfast, added to the overall comfort. I appreciated the fusion of cultural experiences and green ecotourism initiatives, which not only enriched my stay but also supported sustainable practices. This unique blend of tradition and modernity made my time in Yogyakarta truly memorable.
