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As a tourist destination, Yogyakarta offers a complete tourism package from man-made environments such as Ullen Sentalu Museum and the ancient temples to natural environment such as Mount Merapi. Roughly five million tourists, both locals and foreigners, were visiting the city in 2017. The high number of tourist visits generates high demand for accommodation and as a result, the hospitality business is flourishing and more hotels are to be built. This phenomenon is causing public unrest regarding the environmental carrying capacity. This paper would like to explore the scientific background of the people‟s concern regarding the growth of hotels development and its relation towards water shortage in several parts of the city. In this study, two sets of urban layer related to water supply and numerical data related to water demand are presented. The data shows that water demands for hotels keep increasing from time to time while the water supply and distribution system are clearly limited. Additionally, the water need for hotels is ten times higher than those of residential areas, indicating that the aforementioned public unrest makes sense and that further solution needs to be considered.

Rapid Growth of Hotels in Yogyakarta and Its Relation to the City's Water Supply