I'd been eyeing this guesthouse for a while because I love being surrounded by nature, so I finally came here during my vacation. It's about a ten-minute drive from the old town, nestled next to a village. The design of the courtyard entrance immediately caught my eye – simple stone and wood blending seamlessly with nature. You can really feel the owner's thoughtful touch. Pushing open the two wooden doors, the space inside opens up beautifully, giving me a feeling of pure tranquility and comfort. The guesthouse uses a lot of wood for decoration, and the walls and floors seem to be finished with art paint and natural marble, complementing the wood perfectly and allowing guests to feel as close to nature as possible. In the distance, you can see Napa Lake and snow-capped mountains, with a vast grassland right in front.
**Amenities:** The guesthouse has an elevator, and the entrance/exit design is very well-thought-out, making it super convenient. All the facilities I needed were available, including an oxygen concentrator and instant hot water, just like a hotel. There's also a large terrace on the third floor.
**Service:** The staff were very warm and responsive. They helped me carry my luggage from the car to my room, brought me hot water, and quickly handled the check-in while giving me a brief overview of the surroundings.
**Environment:** From my bed, I could see the snow-capped mountains, the lake, cattle, sheep, and the grassland. There are also two sika deer and two alpacas that you can ask the front desk for food to feed and take pictures with – they're very gentle and come right over when called. A guesthouse with animals just feels more vibrant, and I think kids would especially love it.
**Parking:** There's ample parking space right outside.
**Breakfast:** I really enjoyed their rice noodles; they were both nutritious and delicious.
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