I went there at night. It was a very remote road about two kilometers long with no lights. When I arrived, there was no proper place to park. The so-called parking lot was full after parking three cars. I booked a room with a 270-degree view, but it wasn't available. The owner said there was only one room available at the same price. It's as if I should bear the consequences of arriving late and not getting a room because the price is the same. The decor is indeed quite nice, but the details are terrible. It's clearly built with very cheap materials. One of the projectors was broken, and you can't go directly from the lobby to the second floor; you have to climb a steep staircase to get to your room. Even though we had a child with us, the owner didn't provide an extra set of toothbrushes and slippers. There was no hot water for showering in the morning, and the toothbrushes and slippers were stolen from another hotel – they even had other hotels' logos on them! There were no face towels either. We chose this place because of the view, but the courtyard was piled with building materials, and it wasn't even facing east for a sunrise view. It was all mess and disorganized, making for a terrible experience. #Building materials in the yard #Service: They didn't plan ahead and kept making excuses #Location: Next to a rural road #Parking: Can fit 3 cars #Breakfast: Originally not available, but we asked the owner because of the remote location, and they gave us a free-range egg each #Room view: Basically no view from the room; it's better to go to the riverside for the view.
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