In summary, it's a good teahouse, but not a good guesthouse.
The hygiene is so-so + slow response to guests.
I stayed two nights, one in a street-view king room and the other in a semi-mountain-view room. Both rooms had bathroom floors that were very sticky, especially for shoes. On the second day, the bathroom floor in my room clearly showed signs of not being cleaned properly, and the sink was also sticky (see pictures 1 and 2).
I went to the tea room on the 6th floor. Upon entering, I found that both tea tables hadn't been cleared, even though it looked like the previous guests had left long ago. The staff were mostly attending to the guests on the first floor, neglecting the rooftop. After contacting the manager via WeChat, they came up and cleaned it, but while drinking tea, I found stink bugs on the kettle. After contacting the manager again via WeChat, they didn't take any action, such as vacuuming them up or replacing the kettle; they just offered a polite apology and let the bugs continue crawling around the room (see pictures 3-5).
If you want to run a guesthouse, I suggest focusing on room cleanliness and service; otherwise, stick to running a teahouse. I understand that the weather is getting warmer and there are many people during the holidays, but the experience didn't have the warmth and standard that a boutique homestay at this price should have. It felt more like a flashy but impractical internet-famous shop.
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