The environment was nice, the guesthouse was relatively new, and the owner's service was good. However!!! Don't come here if you want a good night's sleep!!! Especially the two-bedroom apartment!!! The surrounding KTVs and bars play loud music all night long, not only is it loud, but the entire wooden cabin and bed resonate! We drove all day and arrived around 10 pm, feeling quite happy, thinking we could finally get some rest. But even with earplugs in, we could clearly hear the insane shouting, and the bed vibrations were unbearable. We lay down around 11 pm and couldn't fall asleep until after 1 am. We couldn't take it anymore and went to the owner. The reply was that there were bars and KTVs nearby, so there was nothing they could do. They said they could change rooms, but they couldn't refund the price of just this one room. We went out for a walk, and the other room types might be slightly better? Perhaps there was less bone conduction vibration??? But the noise and commotion were still very clear. It was almost 2 AM, and we couldn't stay awake any longer because we had to drive the next day. We quickly tidied up room 888 and left, driving to find a budget hotel. We didn't get to sleep until 3 AM. The older person in our group didn't want the hassle, but was woken up in the middle of the night by loud noise and couldn't fall back asleep until 4 or 5 AM 🤙🤙🤙. The owner should be aware of this situation, right? As a guesthouse, shouldn't they inform guests about the serious nighttime noise pollution beforehand? Shouldn't they communicate with nearby businesses? Otherwise, no matter how nice the environment is, if guests can't even get a basic night's sleep, how can the business survive in the long run?
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