Wologito Homestay

your home in semarang

wologito homestay front view

Visiting Semarang, Indonesia?
Consider Wologito Homestay.


Jl. Wologito Barat IX, No.7
Semarang Barat 50148

wologitohomestay@gmail.com
+62 811 804 933
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Rates start from
Rp 100,000 (USD 10).

Guests are welcome
by reservation only.


Wologito Homestay is a modern three-bedroom house owned by the Said family.

It is clean and well maintained, since the house was intended for the family to stay when they are in Semarang.

The house was then opened to relatives and close friends who needed appropriate accommodation in town during peak seasons.

Later, requests came from those knowing this homey guest-house, so the family decided to open the house to other guests by reservation only.


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Getting around in Semarang

The best and fastest way to move in Semarang, especially if you are in a group, is by using a taxi. The fare is relatively cheap compared to those in other countries. Here are some cab companies available in Semarang.

Lawang Sewu building

This is an old building, built during the Dutch colonial era. It has many doors. In Javanese language, lawang means 'door' and sewu means '(a) thousand'. That is how the Javanese express something which means 'a lot' or 'many'.

Gedong Songo temples

This is a site where you will find nine small Hindu temples. In Javanese, gedong means 'building' while songo means 'nine'.

These temples are scattered on the steep side of Mount Ungaran. Its location is typical of Hindu temples, very difficult to reach. I think the old Javanese Hindus tried to remind us that it is not easy to communicate with the God. Serious and special effort is needed to do it.