This hotel is very affordable and definitely a family-run guesthouse. The owners live just a few buildings away, which is a unique setup. The floors are quite clean; I even followed the local custom of going barefoot inside. The doors and windows have an ancient feel, made of wood, which I think is a rather distinctive style of traditional Balinese housing. There's a small balcony; although the view is somewhat obstructed, it's still very comfortable to enjoy a cup of tea there.
**Hygiene:** It's pretty good. Having air conditioning makes the stay quite comfortable, and the location is very convenient. It's perfectly fine for a simple one-night stay, giving a vibe reminiscent of China about fifteen years ago. The only drawback is that the power outlets are quite dangerous – they're very deep, and the adaptors don't work well, sparking when used.
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