Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta is Set to Open as the First Garrya Brand in Indonesia and First Banyan Tree Property in Java

A Boutique Resort Emerges in the Lush Javanese Countryside to Offer a Sense of Seclusion and Tranquility

Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta will open its doors on 24 October 2023, a wellness-centred resort located on the banks of Denggung River in Gabungan Village, a serene village in Sleman Region, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.

The opening of Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta marks the debut of the Garrya brand in Indonesia and the first Banyan Tree property in Java island. Inspired by Asian sensibilities and natural elements, Garrya promotes beauty in simplicity by offering serene spaces designed for simplifi ed living, cultural immersion and authentic experiences.

The resort encapsulates the area’s rich cultural legacy and draws design inspiration from the ancient Javanese culture and from Yogyakarta’s iconic temple. A joglo-style lobby clad in recycled wood pays respect to local architectural styles, while a dedication to sustainable design has guided green building practices and the selection of eco-friendly materials such as terracotta bricks and teakwood used to create intricate antique-style carvings.

With their clean lines, wellbeing-enhancing layouts, private plunge pools and décor that merges ancient Javanese heritage charm with modern sensibilities, the villas are perfect for both fi nding the perfect peace on a solo trip or with loved ones.

Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta will feature 24 villas, overlooking the main pool and the river or the stunning sunset. The largest accommodations are the residential two-bedroom villas that come with a full-size swimming pool, gazebo, jacuzzi and a spacious living room. The signature Wellbeing Sanctuary Villa is nestled amid lush greenery for a holistic wellness experience.

Reflecting the resort’s focus on mindfulness and wellbeing, Garrya Bianti Yogyakarta’s four-room 8lements Spa will specialise in indigenous wellness therapies rooted in Asian wisdom.

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