Staying in a guesthouse around Hongchaikeng is a different experience compared to Kenting Main Street. To each their own, but if you don't like hustle and bustle, this place is great. The Glimpse Inn has a friendly front desk manager who sends relevant information before check-in. Once you're inside the hotel, you're greeted with a coastal view that has a charming fishing village vibe. It's the perfect spot if you just want to zone out and watch the sea. The only minor downsides were the constant crowing of roosters outside and the noticeable noise from our room's air conditioner.
I've always felt there are two things photos struggle to capture: sound and smell. These are often things you only piece together from traveler reviews. But it's clear the hotel is thoughtful; reviews mention that earplugs are available at the front desk if needed. Some services aren't always used, but the mere willingness to provide them shows a lot of care.
Besides sound and smell, another thing I prioritize when traveling is the size and comfort of the bed. The bed at Glimpse Inn was very supportive and comfortable.
However, something bothered me during my stay: the TV turned itself on three times. Since the room had plenty of natural light and no uncomfortable atmosphere, I wasn't sure why. Later, I messaged them on Line and apparently, the TV can sometimes turn on automatically when the room card is inserted or when the air conditioning is turned on. I ended up unplugging it. My conclusion is that I hope all hotels will start offering rooms without TVs in the future. As someone who rarely watches TV, my reliance on it has diminished.
The sea here is beautiful, the chickens are a bit noisy, the room is clean, the bed is very comfortable, and the manager is enthusiastic. As for the rest of the experience, I'll leave it to fate. Sometimes, small incidents during a trip can really affect the overall impression.
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