The restaurant area is extremely well thought out. It offers a tranquil setting and in a relaxing space. The menus are well thought out and include a range of more traditional Javanese offerings as well as European options. There is something for everyone here. And the staff go out of their way to help. They were so helpful in making arrangements / bookings / drivers. All of this backed by a very warm and friendly approach. They are totally genuine when they say, "it is my pleasure".

I can't think of anything that I didn't like here. It is a great base from which to launch into a whole range of activities. Being able to engage in Javanese cooking classes and to do batik was a great way to develop a stronger understanding of the Javanese people. There is so much to do.

The highlights were the exceptional staff, excellent meals--breakfasts and dinners--some of the best Indonesian food we tried during our 10-day vacation, and the beautiful setting. The view from the restaurant onto the lotus pond is especially lovely.

While the village setting is part of the charm, do not underestimate your tolerance for roosters crowing throughout the night (from about 3:00am onwards) and the call to prayer from the mosque next door. It's quite loud and startling at 3:30am, 4:30am, and 5:00am. The hotel provides earplugs. I wish I had used them the first night! The individual rooms have an old-world charm, but could use a little refresh.

Loved the traditional ambience of the boutique hotel. Lush tropical gardens with lots of nooks and crannies to kick back and relax. The room was gorgeous, a veritable work of art but without sacrificing comfort. The bathroom was spacious with high-pressure, hot water. The pool was deep and cool, perfect after cycling around the village on a complementary bicycle! Lots to see and do here - cooking class, Batik class, Yoga. Plenty of books in European languages if you feel like doing nothing.

Beautiful place with lots of character. Out of the hustle and bustle of town. Great food selection. Staff very helpful via WhatsApp Bathroom was lovely!

The place was quite dusty, in the room, reception and day bed by the pool. Only 1 deck chair for 3 rooms by the pool. Had to ask reception to refill water, would ne good to have a water refill station available.

The garden is beautiful, the staff is vey nice and ready to help. The different breakfasts are very good.

The hotel is a little far away from the center of Yogyakarta Noise: the hotel is very close to a mosque. Even with the ears plugs provided by the hotel it is difficult not hearing the prayer calls around 5:00 am

d'Omah is a true gem for those who love Indo art and design! The layout of the place is fantastic! Credits to Warwick Purser! Too bad I didn't get to meet him!

Just a few cobwebs here and there. I really don't have anything to complain about!

Staff was extremely helpful/ responsive. Asked for something, done with the next 5-10mins max.

Our shower had a bit of an issue (sometimes overly warm, sometimes no warm water)....

Really nice setting and gardens. It was nice to be a little bit out of the city and the rooms were very spacious.Shower was amazing...hot and powerful! The staff were really helpful and you can communicate with them via WhatsApp Also there are cats!

Breakfast was awesome - it covered every possible option. The location is absolutely beautiful - if a little far from Yogyakarta. However any closer and you'd be unlikely to get this peace and serenity.

The private pool in Camat Villa is very nice. The garden, with pretty landscaping, chicken and cats roaming around. Great breakfast, food from the restaurant is good. We can have our meals sent to the villa. The staff are very helpful and polite.

In room white, there's a ceiling fan that can only move on speed 5, which was too fast for us. There's AC but we prefer the fan. The bathroom floor can be slippery when wet, because it's using smooth tiles.