This hotel was the biggest surprise of my trip. I booked late and, after checking all the accommodations on the island, only found a family room here for two days. I initially thought I'd just make do, but once I checked in, it completely exceeded my expectations. First, while the hotel's location seems central, it's actually right next to the main street of Shiluo Port. This makes daily life very convenient, yet it's not as noisy as the main street itself. It's surrounded by farmland, with a small glimpse of the sea in the distance – you can see the horizon, and it's incredibly peaceful. It's also very close to the Tourist Center, where there are sightseeing buses to various attractions, which is super convenient. For getting around the island, electric bikes and tricycles are the most convenient, and you can ask the owner to help you rent them, giving you freedom of movement. The owner was incredibly warm and arranged for airport pickup. On the third day, we had to switch to another place on the street because no family rooms were available. I thought the owner might be upset that we weren't continuing our business, but instead, he personally called his chef and rode with us to our new accommodation. My family rode with him, and since there wasn't enough space for me, I planned to walk. But after dropping off my family, the owner quickly turned back to pick me up. He even gave us a souvenir when we left, which deeply touched me. The family room I booked was on the top floor and had a huge terrace with a sea view. There were tables and chairs for relaxing, unwinding, eating, and drying clothes. The room consisted of two independent, large rooms with spacious beds – enough for three people to comfortably spread out. One room had a projector, and the other had an LCD TV; both could cast. Both rooms also had independent bathrooms and sinks. The toilet was inside the shower area, which is the only downside I've found so far. However, with two bathrooms, one person can shower while the other uses the toilet, perfectly solving the problem. Besides, it's hard to find completely dry/wet separated bathrooms in guesthouses on the island. The guesthouse has a kitchen where you can order food, buy seafood to be cooked, or even ask the chef to help you buy ingredients from the market, saving a lot of hassle. At just over 200 yuan, it's incredibly, incredibly, incredibly good value for money. I really hope the price doesn't go up next time, because I will definitely be back! I didn't take any photos of the room, but when I got back, I realized I only had one photo taken from the terrace with a 144mm focal length, showing the sea view from the terrace. Sharing it for everyone to see.
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