I stayed at a backpacker-style guesthouse this time. Overall, the basic amenities provided were quite comprehensive, including towels, toothbrushes, shower gel, and shampoo, which is convenient for travelers as they don't need to bring too many toiletries. The basic cleanliness of the rooms and common areas was acceptable, and the price was reasonable for a backpacker hostel.
However, after checking in, there were a few areas I felt could be improved. Firstly, the scent of the shower gel and shampoo was quite unique, leaning towards common Vietnamese fragrances. While not necessarily bad, ********* travelers might find it unfamiliar, and acceptance could vary from person to person. Secondly, the kitchen area seemed to be under renovation; the original table was gone, and some cabinet doors had fallen off, making the overall environment appear a bit messy. If guests wanted to cook or spend a long time in the common area, their experience might be affected.
Additionally, the air conditioning in the lobby wasn't on at the time, and we had to find the remote control to turn it on ourselves. As a result, the air felt a bit stuffy and hot when first entering the indoor area, which could slightly impact comfort, especially on warmer days.
On a positive note, the guesthouse staff were incredibly enthusiastic and friendly. They proactively assisted with check-in and introduced the environment, and were willing to help resolve any issues, making us feel welcomed and a sense of human touch, which significantly enhanced the overall stay.
Overall, this guesthouse is suitable for budget travelers or those on short stays, as basic needs are met. If they can further improve the maintenance of common areas and facilities in the future, I believe the overall quality of the stay would be even better.
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