We stayed for two consecutive nights. The guesthouse is located in a village, with local houses in the front and the river of Tongnayuwan Bay at the back (about 300 meters from the scenic area entrance). The service was exceptional; all the staff were friendly, dedicated, and quick to respond. The mattress had a comfortable medium firmness, the AC was cool enough, and the exhaust fan worked fast. Cleanliness was good—the toilet wasn't smart, but it was clean, and the linens were strictly changed for every new guest (because I actually saw two cleaning ladies tidying up, two front desk receptionists doing a re-check, and even happened to run into the laundry truck coming to collect the dirty linens, haha). Breakfast is served individually; it's a bit monotonous, but it fills you up. They even gave us a souvenir upon check-out.
A few minor suggestions: It would be best to install hooks outside the bathroom so guests have a convenient place to hang towels and a change of clothes. Some of the plants on the balcony have withered—they have no ornamental value and only breed mosquitoes. The wooden comb is too thick, so it won't go through your hair and actually scratches the scalp. Also, it would be great to provide a plastic bag with the guesthouse's logo in the room, making it convenient for guests to pack their clothes while also serving as a promotional tool.
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