• Lawang Pethuk Kotagede - Enjoy an exclusive Javanese dinner in the Pendopo of a private Joglo House. The host family will join and engage in conversation with guests. A complete fine dining experience is offered, including an appetizer, main course, and dessert, all featuring local cuisine. Guests are also allowed to explore the main building of the house, which is typically private. A more private dinner without the host family is also available.

• Authentic Local Atmosphere
• Dinner
• Tea and coffee
• Direct Interaction with Local Host

• Parking Fee

Kotagede is a collection of kampungs that once served as the palace area of Mataram Islam in the 16th century. When the Mataram palace relocated to Pleret, Kotagede transformed into an old residential area featuring Javanese architecture. Interestingly, the ownership status does not belong to the Sultanate. There is a concept known as “rukunan,” which describes a Javanese residential arrangement where homeowners agree to create a passageway through part of their house, connecting it to others, allowing access under certain conditions. Visitors can enjoy dinner in one of the houses within the rukunan. This Joglo house is owned by Joko Nugroho, the sixth descendant of the original owner.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.