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Sheraton Mustika Yogyakarta Resort and Spa
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Sheraton Mustika Yogyakarta Resort and Spa
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Overview
Yogyakarta is also known as Yogya, Yogja, Djokdja, Jogja, Jogya, Jogjakarta, and Djokjakarta due to its rich history. This city is home to numerous attractions, such as centuries-old temples, heritage sites, arts, crafts, and culinary delights. Natural beauty is also abundant, from Mount Merapi to gorgeous beaches to green landscapes.
Two UNESCO World Heritage Sites—Borobudur and Prambanan temples—are just a quick drive from the resort. Many other structures of historical significance, such as the Sultan's palace, Taman Sari Water Castle, and Ratu Boko, are nearby. Yogyakarta also has dozens of museums and art galleries.
Local cultural attractions include the Ramayana ballet show and the Wayang puppet show. At night you'll find a variety of bars, pubs, lounges, and clubs. Two happening nightclubs are located in the Sheraton Mustika Yogyakarta Resort & Spa's complex.
In addition to seeing the sights, be sure to shop at the galleries and markets in the neighborhood, or take a leisurely walk along Malioboro Street, which can easily be reached with our complimentary shuttle service.
Sports and outdoors enthusiasts have plenty of ways to stay active. There are three 18-hole golf courses: Adisucipto Golf Course, just 5 minutes from the hotel; Merapi Golf, on the slope of the volcano; and Borobudur International Golf & Country Club in Magelang, in the valley of Mount Tidar. Volcano trekking, cliff climbing, cycling, caving, rafting, and kayaking also await anyone with a sense of adventure.
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Overall, the hotel is ok and the staff are attentive. Just that the hotel is quite old, the swimming pool seems not very clean. The toilet inside the rooms are quite dated and no separate shower stall. We stayed at the club floor and it's facing to the pool view with a balcony. However, we're woken up by the morning prayers at 430am everyday and it's very loud. The food at the club lounge offered limited choices but it's ok. Their high tea starts from 5pm to 8pm and we enjoy our time spent at the lounge because we only paid US$75 pe room night. One thing to note is that if you stay at the club floor, you can only have breakfast at the club lounge and not at the hotel restaurant.
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Grace Ng |
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