Welcome to the ViaVia Guesthouse

The newly established ViaVia Guesthouse is centrally located in Jalan Prawirotaman, one of the main tourist areas of Jogjakarta. From here you can easily explore temples, restaurants, markets, art exhibitions, beaches, volcanoes, nightlife and everything else that Jogjakarta has to offer.

We have 7 comfortable rooms and a lovely garden for breakfast, afternoon rest and quiet evening chats. Our goal is to create a place where people make new friends and find others to share experiences with. That, we believe, is the essence of traveling.

The guesthouse is linked to the famous ViaVia Café. The Café serves delicious foods from the Indonesian and World Kitchens. In addition, the café vibrates with contemporary art and culture, weekly live jazz, exhibitions, performances and more. Part of the profit goes to support cultural, social and educational projects. ViaVia has also become a center for sustainable tourism in Jogjakarta and Indonesia. Alternative tours and courses are offered to tourists and locals alike. Staying at our Guesthouse you can take full advantage of the ViaVa staff, who are trained and experienced in taking guests beneath the surface of Javanese cultures.

ViaVia’s philosophy is to develop sustainable tourism with respect for local culture and environment. In line with this, we have made the guesthouse as green as possible using recycled materials, solar energy and separation of garbage.

Far too often in mass tourism, local people benefit less from the developments. In contrast, the ViaVia Guesthouse has been founded and funded as a cooperative with local women. This adventure into investments provides us a rare opportunity to secure a better financial future for our families. Please contact us for more information about ViaVia’s Social Enterprise.

We hope you enjoy your stay with us!

Facilities: Breakfast & tax included, free Internet, AC or fan, private bathrooms, tourist information, alternative tours and travel services, bicycle and vehicle rental.

Decorations: Each room is named after an Indonesian island or region illustrated by large photos on canvas by photographer and traveler Mie Cornoedus.

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