ac_unit Air conditioning bathroom Private bathroom yard Beautiful view
Beds: full double bed
door_front Private entrance shower Shower self_care Toiletries dry_cleaning Towels
Nightly rates from $18.70
Address: Jl. Balaputera Dewa 33, 56553 Borobudur, Indonesia, Borobudur, 56553
Number of rooms: 2
We stayed here during our visit to Borobudur. The hosts, Ika and Yani, are very kind and make you feel at home. Yani cooked a delicious local breakfast for us and was very accommodating. Ika was super nice and helpful! We enjoyed talking to them and learning more about Javanese culture. The room is simple but very comfortable.
This homestay is definitely about experiencing local life! If we ever come back to Indonesia, we will stay here again!
Ika and Yani run an authentic, heartfelt business. This is a real homestay and it is wonderful. Beautiful garden, comfortable bed, good Wi-Fi, the location is in the center of the town so everything is walkable. Breakfast is local and delicious. They are friendly hosts who really care about providing a welcoming experience.
If we return to Borobudur we will stay here again.
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Seeking a balance between affordability and a memorable experience near a globally recognized cultural treasure? The Omah Borobudur offers a practical choice for travelers exploring the region. Situated close to Borobudur’s central hub, it’s an accessible base for discovering the area’s rich heritage. Consider a stay at The Omah Borobudur for a rewarding journey.
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The cost of accommodation at hotel Efata Homestay depends on the number of guests and dates. The average cost per night is $18.70.
You can book the hotel Efata Homestay on ReadyToTrip, with maximum availability of double and single rooms for both daily and long-term stays.
Online payment is available with Visa, Mastercard or American Express cards. Some rooms may be available without prepayment.
Many hotel bookings can be cancelled without penalty several days before check-in, which is convenient if your plans change.
Free Wi-Fi is available to guests of hotel.
Nearest attractions to hotel Efata Homestay: Borobudur Temple (0.85 km.), Jogja City Mall (23 km.), Museum Ullen Sentalu (23 km.), Yogya Kembali Monument (24 km.), Gadjah Mada University (26 km.), University of Yogyakarta (27 km.), Tugu Monument (27 km.)
Check-in at Efata Homestay is available 14:00, check-out 12:00.
Efata Homestay is located 32 km. from Adisucipto Airport.
Parking is available to guests of hotel.
Borobudur Temple 0.85 km.
Jogja City Mall 23 km.
Museum Ullen Sentalu 23 km.
Yogya Kembali Monument 24 km.
Gadjah Mada University 26 km.
University of Yogyakarta 27 km.
Tugu Monument 27 km.
Hartono Mall Yogyakarta 27 km.
Mount Merapi 27 km.
Malioboro Mall 27 km.
Galeria Mall 27 km.
We spent two nights at Efata Homestay in Borobudur and it was one of the highlights of our trip to Java. This is a true family-run homestay, not a hotel, and that personal touch makes all the difference.
The location is excellent — just a short walk (around 10–15 minutes) from Borobudur Temple and the sunrise entrance, yet set on a quiet street away from the main tourist bustle. The property sits in a lovely little compound with a beautiful, well-kept garden full of greenery, flowers, and outdoor seating. It was the perfect place to relax with a cup of coffee inthe morning before a day of exploring.
Our room was simple but very clean and comfortable, with air-conditioning (quiet and effective), a private bathroom with hot water, and a nice outdoor seating area facing the garden. Everything we needed was there, and the space felt peaceful and well-maintained.
The real standout, though, is the hospitality from hosts Ika and Yani. They are genuinely warm, helpful, and thoughtful. From the moment we arrived they made us feel welcome, shared useful tips about visiting the temple, local attractions in the area, and recommended good local restaurants, and were always available if we needed anything. Breakfast was a highlight each morning — delicious homemade local Javanese food prepared with care. The coffee they served was delicious, and Ika’s knowledge of the area (he’s local and a former teacher) added real value if you want to see more than just the main temple.