"The room was a bit small and clean. Even for breakfast, there are six or seven tables in total, each one is full of food and debris, it is estimated that the guests have not cleaned up after several rounds of eating. It was almost 10 o'clock that no one started to clean up the table. I cleaned up the table without anyone. I still didn't clean up the meal. I might feel that I have to clean up again after I cleaned up. It was too bad."
"A nice homestay, the decoration style is simple and stylish, and the space is very comfortable. The room and health services are in place. The manager’s sister is warm and gentle. There are tatami mats for children to play in the public area. There are camping bases around. The air is fresh. It is really a recommended place for niche vacations."
"Awesome! A super satisfying stay experience, the room space is fully used reasonably, the boss is super attentive in decoration design. The room was clean and tidy, the sink was large, there were floor-to-ceiling hangers, and places to dry clothes. There were also many tables for items, including two bedside tables, a small tea table and an item cabinet. The room is bright and has set a lot of lamp strips, light strips, downlights, cute and beautiful trash cans, the toilet can still be heated and cleaned, and the hair dryer also has its own storage box. The only thing may be that the shower area is slightly smaller."
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