Homestays in East Java, Indonesia

Good service, friendly, location is very close to the ampel mosque, the price is not expensive, not cheap ... just yesterday there was a little.. experience.. in the middle of the night I want to urinate,,, the water is not running.. *************find water in the next room get..

One of surf camps located near G land surf spot. Recently renovated and looks nice. If you need internet for work G Land area is not good. In all surf camps nearby and wifi for video calling or stable sockets. Mobile network is the same. Closest village with good internet is located in 1 hour road from g land. We left this place 1 day before than our booking is expired because of bad internet. If you on your own transport you have to show your reservation in alas purwo national park. Otherwise it’s forbidden to enter park on your own transport. The food is good for surfers. You accumulate it during your stay and pay at the end. The dormitory room looks simple and clean (you have to go to toilet outside in 30 seconds). There are loads of monkeys in the area: be careful during your breakfast, they could easily catch your milkshake or so. Staff spend some time to deal with monkeys. They have transfer with boat to surf spots. If you want to paddle in beach is just 100 meters away. Many animals are nearby: I saw deers, boars, monkeys. There are some gossips about tigers.

The location is very close to the crow station and Ketapang port, the toilet is narrow but the room is very wide, the mattress has a little smell, it is quite worth the price of the room, thank you

A cozy oasis with a warm atmosphere! We planned to stay just one night, but ended up staying two – we loved it so much! Pros: Grounds: Very bright, well-kept, and green. There's a fish pond, and friendly cats roam the grounds. A true haven of peace. Room: Clean, with a comfortable bed. Excellent hot water with strong pressure. Meals: Breakfast is a standard set (omelet, rice, toast, fruit, and a drink). Tasty and ample. The hotel restaurant offers affordable lunch and dinner (main courses are 25,000-30,000 rupees). Location: This is a convenient base for visiting Mount Bromo. Reception can help you book a tour, but you can also make your own, which will be cheaper. Tips for traveling to Bromo (independently): By bus: Green buses depart from the bus station to the village of Cemoro Lawang (in the Tengger Caldera). Price: 35,000-60,000 rupees per person. By taxi: The trip will cost approximately 200,000 rupees. On site: Entrance to the caldera costs 35,000 rupees. There are many hotels (from 200,000 rupees per night) and shops. Important: It's very cold in the mountains, so bring warm jackets and hats! The views are incredible. Summary: Excellent value for money. A wonderful place to relax before the trip. We left for Jakarta with the most pleasant impressions. Highly recommended!

The hotel is located in an ideal location for those who want to enjoy the views of the famous Bromo Volcano. The comfortable rooms create a cozy atmosphere to relax after a busy day. The hotel staff is very friendly and always ready to help with any questions. Great place to relax and explore the surrounding area!

The property was very different from what was presented in the online photos. It felt less like a proper hotel and more like a basic camping-style accommodation, which was disappointing but not the main issue. The most serious problem was a safety hazard inside the room. There was a metal hook protruding from the wall, around 30 cm outward and positioned close to the upper bunk bed. When I woke up in the morning and tried to get down from the upper bunk, I hit my head on this hook and suffered a cut of around 2–3 cm. This is not a minor inconvenience but a clear room-safety issue. A protruding hook placed near a bunk bed creates a real risk of injury, especially when guests are getting down from the upper bed while half-awake. I believe the property should review the room setup immediately and remove or reposition such fixtures. Overall, the stay was disappointing, and the mismatch between the photos and the actual accommodation was disappointing. More importantly, the safety condition of the room was not adequate for guests.

The room is a bit stuffy but clean, the bathroom is big and clean. There is no hot water, the water sometimes gets small by itself, the AC is cold, the bed is big. The location is close to the town square so there are quite a lot of people selling. Recommended if you are not often in the room because the TV cannot be turned on

The air conditioning is less cold, but so far because malang cold so safe .. location okay, near indomaret .. towards the stone is also good, to the mall good close, deker univ so many places to hang out, the guard had disappeared for a while when checkin .. so far good

What an incredible stay at Dhome by Riana! From the moment I arrived, I felt genuinely welcomed. The owner is one of the most warm-hearted and attentive hosts I have ever met. He truly goes above and beyond to make every guest feel at home, always checking in and making sure everything is perfect. The room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and had everything I needed for a comfortable night. The surroundings really impressed me as well, such a pleasant and peaceful area that made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Honestly, if I could give more than the maximum rating, I would without hesitation. This place deserves every bit of praise it gets. I will definitely be coming back!

Booked a standard room for one night, but they gave me a better room as the ran out of standard ones, so a bit of a plus? Room was clean, bathroom was clean as well so definitely recommend. The only issue I had was that like most tourist I am doing the Tumpak Sewu Waterfall/mt bromo / ijen tour and that means early start but there was a group of Indonesian tourists which were extremely loud from between 20:00 to 02:00 there need to be signs about quiet hours and enforced because it causes a lot of sleep issues for others. So my suggestion keep a pair of earplugs or noise cancelling headphones (what I did) and I could still hear them a bit but eventually fell asleep.