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Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta
Ngaglik, north Yogyakarta
80
Guest sentiment
A 269-room Hyatt Regency inspired by Borobudur Temple's architecture, set in landscaped gardens with a nine-hole golf course and a 70-metre waterslide.
Last updated August 8, 2026
Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta is inspired by the stepped-pyramid architecture of Borobudur Temple, spread across landscaped gardens with a nine-hole golf course and a multi-level saltwater pool with a 70-metre waterslide. Guests consistently praise the attentive, warm service and the tranquil, resort-like setting, though some find the rooms dated compared with the property's newly renovated sections. The hotel is currently mid-renovation (exterior and select guestrooms, running through the end of 2026) -- it remains open and bookable throughout, but the sauna, hot tub, and staffed front desk are closed on weekdays during the work.
How guests rate it
- Location76
- Service88
- Rooms70
- Food & breakfast80
- Value78
| Address | Jalan Palagan Tentara Pelajar, Yogyakarta 55581, Indonesia |
|---|---|
| Brand Sub Brand | Hyatt Regency |
| Neighborhood | Ngaglik, north Yogyakarta |
What World of Hyatt status gets you here
- Regency Club Lounge access for World of Hyatt Globalist Elite members
- Room upgrades for Explorist and Globalist Elite members, subject to availability, per World of Hyatt program terms
- Late check-out until 4pm for Globalist Elite members, subject to availability
Pros
- Architecture inspired by Borobudur Temple's stepped-pyramid design
- Multi-level saltwater pool with a 70-metre waterslide, plus a nine-hole golf course
- Landscaped gardens create a tranquil, resort-like atmosphere in north Yogyakarta
- Staff consistently described as attentive and warm, with personalized touches
- Two floodlit tennis courts and a spa for guests wanting more activity
Cons
- Currently undergoing renovation (exterior and select guestrooms) through the end of 2026 -- the hotel stays open, but the sauna, hot tub, and staffed front desk close on weekdays during the work
- Some rooms are described as dated compared with newly renovated sections
The research view
What the research keeps finding
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Consistently praised
- Guests describe the tranquil garden setting and attentive service as standout features
- The waterslide pool and golf course draw consistent praise, especially from families
- Newly renovated rooms receive notably more positive feedback than unrenovated ones
Worth knowing before you book
- The property is mid-renovation through the end of 2026; guests should expect some noise and limited facility hours on weekdays
- Unrenovated rooms are described by some guests as dated relative to the price
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Frequently asked questions
Is Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta currently under renovation?
Yes -- exterior and select guestrooms are being renovated through the end of 2026. The hotel remains open and bookable throughout, but the sauna, hot tub, and staffed front desk are closed Monday through Friday during the work, and some noise should be expected.
What is Hyatt Regency Yogyakarta's architecture inspired by?
The seven-storey hotel's design draws on the stepped-pyramid architecture of Borobudur Temple, one of Central Java's most famous landmarks, set within landscaped gardens rather than a typical high-rise city hotel layout.