"1. This place is a bit hard to find, as it gets dark around 8 PM. The alley is quite narrow, and there are almost no streetlights on rural roads in Japan at night, so you have to be very careful when driving. Plus, there are no signs at the entrance to the alley, making it even harder to find. 2. We arrived at the guesthouse on the first floor around 8:30 PM. The front desk was locked, meaning they seem to close around 7 PM. There was no one at the front desk to greet us. There was an English sign on the door directing us to go directly to the second floor. The room door wasn't locked, so we could check in immediately. The bathroom and toilet were very clean. It was great value for money. It was very quiet at night, making it easy to fall asleep, and the wooden bed had a pleasant fragrance that helped calm our emotions. It was definitely worth the price. 3. The only downside was that when we woke up the next morning, the bar on the first floor was still locked. My family, including my parents, wondered why there was no one at the bar or inside, even though we had ordered breakfast. We waited until 8:50 AM (Japan time) and still couldn't reach the phone number listed at the counter; no one answered. Asking Tip customer service was the same. This was the only thing that made us wait so long without finding a solution. There was nowhere to eat breakfast nearby, which was very disappointing. If breakfast started at 9 AM, we would have been starving, but the platform didn't indicate that breakfast was only served at 9 AM. It was far too late. We had been trying to contact them from 7 AM to 9 AM, and we could only leave hungry, citing our inability to reach the front desk. We hope the platform can give us an explanation; this shouldn't be the way it's handled. Everything else, I thought, was great, but why is breakfast only served at 9 AM? I don't understand. 9 AM is 8 AM Taiwan time; everyone was starving!"

"The road to the hotel has no streetlights; if you're not driving, you have to walk a long, steep slope to get there. Because we arrived at night, the hotel was dimly lit and felt deserted except for the staff. Entering the room, I was startled by the mirror; the faucets weren't sensor-operated, which felt very old-fashioned. The balcony opens onto a shared lawn and swimming pool, offering sunrise and sea views in the morning; the environment is very comfortable."

"Quiet neighborhood and friendly owner. Basic but comfortable amentinities. I really enjoyed breakfast."

"It is a small apartment suite with a washing machine and dryer, and comes with laundry detergent, which can be used free of charge. It is convenient for people to wash swimsuits or dirty clothes after playing in the water. There is a small kitchen in the room with a microwave and a refrigerator. You can go to the nearby supermarket to buy ingredients or food to cook. The room has a balcony to enjoy the scenery outside. It is close to the bus stop and you can take the bus to the city or other attractions. The overall cleanliness is very good."

"I made a reservation, but they said it wasn't there. The door wouldn't open. It was the worst. If it weren't for the Trip.com agent, I would have just walked around on the street."

"The space was spacious and quiet, but it was very humid, and there were mosquitoes and lizards. I didn't see the accommodation manager until check-out."