The guesthouse is centrally located, quite a distance from the bonfire party area. The rooms, though quiet, offer views from the rooftop viewing platform.
The three young men who provided excellent service were very helpful; they picked us up, brought fruit, introduced us to nearby sights and restaurants, and the breakfast was quite good.
Disadvantages: Perhaps due to its age, the facilities are outdated. There was peeling paint, cobwebs in the corners, and small flying insects in the bathroom.
The "Starry Sky Room," likely a converted rooftop terrace with glass windows, became very hot and stuffy under the sun, making it difficult to see the stars clearly. One of the sunshades was malfunctioning, and the door to the balcony couldn't be opened or closed properly.
The entire room was dimly lit, making it difficult for those returning late to remove their makeup properly.
A friendly reminder: for families with children or elderly members, the bathrooms are separated by curtains, but toiletries are placed on the sink. You need to open the curtain to get things while showering, which can be slippery and cause a wet surface. Even the "Caution: Slippery Floor" sticker became slippery when wet, further contributing to falls.
Let's go.
In short, the facilities are inadequate, the service is poor, only the customer service is decent. Given the price, I wouldn't recommend it.
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