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Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel

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Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel is a modern establishment situated in the vibrant city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Emphasizing luxury and comfort, the hotel provides a refined experience for both leisure and business travelers. Guests are welcomed into a stylish and spacious lobby that reflects a blend of contemporary design and traditional Javanese culture, setting the tone for a sophisticated stay.

The accommodations at Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel are designed to ensure a relaxing and comfortable visit. Each room is thoughtfully appointed with modern amenities and elegant furnishings, catering to the needs of travelers seeking both convenience and indulgence. Natural light fills the rooms, offering guests delightful views of the cityscape or the beautifully maintained hotel grounds.

Dining at the Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel offers a variety of options that suit different palates. The hotel hosts several restaurants, serving both international cuisine and local Indonesian delicacies. This allows guests to enjoy a diverse culinary journey without leaving the comforts of the hotel.

For those seeking relaxation or recreation, the hotel features an array of facilities including a well-equipped fitness center and an inviting outdoor swimming pool. Its spa services provide an opportunity for guests to unwind and indulge in rejuvenating treatments. The business facilities at the hotel are equally impressive, with versatile meeting rooms and event spaces that are well-suited for conferences, weddings, or other social gatherings.

Conveniently located, Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel provides easy access to many of the city's attractions, making it an ideal base for exploring the cultural and historical richness of the area.

Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel
Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel
Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel
Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel
Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel
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Climate and Weather

January
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July
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August
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September
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October
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November
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December
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Attractions in Yogyakarta and near Yogyakarta Marriott Hotel

Museum Serangga UGM
Is a natural museum that contains various types of insects, especially butterflies.
2km / 1.2mi
Museum Pendidikan Indonesia. MPI UNY
The Indonesian Education Museum (MPI) is located within Yogyakarta State University. In the past, the MPI building was used as a rectorate building, but now it has been converted into a museum.
1.9km / 1.2mi
Candi Gebang
Hindu temple in Indonesia
2.2km / 1.4mi
Affandi Museum
Art museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
2.3km / 1.4mi
Monumen Jogja Kembali
Museum in pyramid shape of Indonesian National Revolution
3.4km / 2.1mi
Museum Pusat TNI AD "Dharma Wiratama"
The Dharma Wiratama TNI AD Central Museum building is an important history of the development of the TNI AD in Indonesia. Founded by the Dutch East Indies Government in 1904 which was used as a residence for officials/administrators
3.4km / 2.1mi
Museum Sandi
A museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. House museum with a collection of coding machines, ciphers & other objects related to encryption.
4km / 2.5mi
Museum RS Mata Dr Yap Prawirohusodo
Former eye clinic in Yogyakarta. This museum contains tools that were used in ancient times when the hospital was just starting operations. There are also past photos depicting the condition of Dr Yap Eye Hospital
3.4km / 2.1mi
Mandala Majapahit UGM
It is a place of learning during the Old Javanese period at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, UGM, especially regarding the Majapahit Empire.
2.5km / 1.6mi
Romo Mangun Museum
A museum built on the initiative of local residents to commemorate their hero Yusuf Bilyarta Mangun Wijaya. This Indonesian architectural figure contributed greatly to the construction of the Code "housing" complex, he saved residents from eviction.
3.9km / 2.5mi
Candi Sambisari
Hindu temple in Indonesia
5.3km / 3.3mi
Museum Sonobudoyo Unit I
Museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
5.9km / 3.6mi
Gembira Loka Zoo
Zoo in Indonesia
4.5km / 2.8mi
Museum Monumen Pangeran Diponegoro Sasana Wiratama
This museum contains the remains of Prince Diponegoro. Established to commemorate his service and struggle. The museum was built in stages and was inaugurated on August 9, 1969 by General TNI (Retired) Suharto.
5.9km / 3.6mi
Benteng Vredeburg
Museum on Java island
5.4km / 3.4mi
Museum Sonobudoyo Unit II
Museum in Yogyakarta, D.I Yogyakarta, Indonesia
5.8km / 3.6mi
Andi Bayou Museum
Andi Bayou is one of the legendary musicians from Indonesia. He hails from Nogotirto, Sleman, Yogyakarta and has inspired many Indonesian musicians today.
5.7km / 3.6mi
BNI
5.8km / 3.6mi
Royal Palace of Yogyakarta
Palace complex in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
6.1km / 3.8mi
Taman Sari Water Castle
Site of the former royal garden of the Sultanate in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
6.8km / 4.3mi
MusPer
The essential meaning of establishing museum is to commemorate and appreciate the history. Museum Perjuangan is one of museums in Yogyakarta that manages by government.
6.6km / 4.1mi
Museum Perjuangan Yogyakarta
The essential meaning of establishing museum is to commemorate and appreciate the history. Museum Perjuangan is one of museums in Yogyakarta that manages by government.
6.7km / 4.2mi
Museum Kereta Karaton
Showcases 23 carriages used by the sultans
6.2km / 3.9mi
Museum Bahari Yogyakarta
Museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
7km / 4.3mi
Mus
Yogyakarta PGRI University (UPY) History Laboratory Museum is located in Bantul, DI Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
8km / 5mi
Candi Sari
Buddhist temple in Java, Indonesia
8.3km / 5.2mi
Museum Sejarah Jawa
Museum in Indonesia
9.9km / 6.2mi
Museum Muhammadiyah
The Muhammadiyah Museum is located at Ahmad Dahlan University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
8.1km / 5.1mi
Museum Historia 24249
It is a museum located in Sleman, DI Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Made to remember the battle on February 24, 1949.
8.6km / 5.3mi
Museum Plataran
It is a museum located in Sleman, DI Yogyakarta. Plataran Battle, which is the story of the struggle of the Military Academy Cadets who fought against the Dutch occupation
8.8km / 5.5mi
Museum UII
The history museum of the Islamic University of Indonesia is located in a building that is used, among other things, for the library. Gesung, named Mohammad Hatta, was famous because at the time of its construction a Hindu temple was discovered
8.3km / 5.2mi
Candi Prambanan
Hindu temple in Yogyakarta and Central Java, Indonesia
10.3km / 6.4mi
Museum Padepokan Sumber Karahayon
10.9km / 6.8mi
Candi Sewu
Buddhist temple in Central Java, Indonesia
10.5km / 6.5mi
Candi Plaosan Lor
Buddhist temple in Central Java, Indonesia
11.8km / 7.4mi
Museum Sejarah Purbakala Pleret
Museum in Indonesia
11.8km / 7.4mi
Candi Sojiwan
Buddhist temple in Indonesia
10.7km / 6.7mi
Museum Kerajinan Kulit Manding
Is a museum located in Bantul Regency, DI Yogyakarta which contains various collections of handicrafts from skin.
15.7km / 9.7mi
Museum Rumah Garuda
This museum is located in Bantul, DI Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It contains more than 300 existing forms of Garuda.
17.4km / 10.8mi
Museum Seniman Giri Sapto
An art museum located in Imogiri, Bantul, Indonesia. The museum contains works by Sapto Hoedoyo and several other artists.
17.5km / 10.9mi
Ullen Sentalu Museum
Museum in Yogyakarta, Java, Indonesia
18.3km / 11.4mi
Museum Tani Jawa Indonesia
Ethnographic museum in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
18.2km / 11.3mi
Museum Bantul Masa Belanda
Museum filled with objects from the past in Bantul, DI Yogyakarta
19.4km / 12.1mi
Volcano Museum (Mini Rest of My Treasure)
You can learn about the history of the 2010 eruption of Mount Merapi. It's terrible. Can't imagine how scary and hot it was at that time when the cattle were just bones.
18.7km / 11.6mi
Museum Kayu Wanagama
Museum in Gunungkidul, Indonesia, managed by Gadjah Mada University
21.9km / 13.6mi

About Yogyakarta

Yogyakarta, a city rich in culture and history, offers a variety of experiences for visitors. Exploring the temples is a must, with Borobudur and Prambanan being two of the most significant. Borobudur, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its stunning architecture and intricate reliefs, while Prambanan, also a UNESCO site, showcases remarkable Hindu temples dedicated to the Trimurti.

Visiting the Sultan's Palace, or Kraton, provides insight into the Javanese royal heritage. The palace complex is not only architecturally impressive but also offers cultural performances and exhibitions that reflect the region's traditions. Nearby, the Taman Sari Water Castle is another historical site, featuring beautiful gardens and remnants of a royal bathing complex.

For a taste of local life, the Malioboro Street is a vibrant area filled with shops, street food, and markets. Here, you can experience the lively atmosphere and try traditional snacks. Visiting local markets such as Beringharjo Market allows for an authentic shopping experience, where you can find textiles, handicrafts, and local delicacies.

The cultural performances in Yogyakarta are also noteworthy, with traditional Javanese dance and music being showcased in various venues. Attending a performance can enhance your understanding of the local customs and artistry.

For those interested in nature, the nearby Mount Merapi offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the volcanic landscape. Guided tours can provide insights into the area's geology and history.

Lastly, don't miss the chance to try local cuisine, which features dishes like Gudeg, a jackfruit stew, and various street food options that reflect the region's culinary diversity. All these experiences contribute to a deeper appreciation of Yogyakarta's unique cultural landscape.




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