"Unfortunately, I didn't take any photos, only a video posted on Instagram.
I stayed in room 204, a double room.
1. If you mind the bed facing the door, please consider this carefully.
(There are back curtains blocking the view.)
2. The mini-fridge is very light; be careful not to move it too much.
3. There are two trash cans: one on the sofa and one next to it in the toilet. I asked if I could flush toilet paper down the toilet, and the guesthouse said the roll-top toilet paper in the bathroom is allowed. The trash cans are small, oval-shaped, as you can see in the picture.
4. If you run out of the roll-top toilet paper, there are supplies in the cabinet under the sink. There's one roll-top and one pull-out roll.
5. The bathroom uses a soft water system; there's a sticker next to the mirror explaining this. It's quite comfortable to shower with. (Mainly explaining that soft water has moisturizing effects and makes the lather richer.)
The hairdryer is great. There's an indoor circulation system next to the sink mirror that you can press, such as ventilation and drying. This is very useful for people who have been experiencing heavy rain these past few days. (By the way, if your shoes get wet, you can tell the front desk you'd like to bring them up to dry.)
The floor mat is on the bathroom shelf, and the bath towels are in the cabinet to the right of the sink.
6. There are one electrical outlet on each side of the bed, two next to the sink, and one next to the refrigerator. You basically won't have a problem with not having enough outlets. If you're tall enough, there are actually three more on the ceiling.
7. Opening the curtains from the bed doesn't offer much of a view; it's just a typical residential window view.
8. There are beer and beverage machines and candy/cookies on the first floor, but I didn't touch them, so I can't comment. I think there's a recreation room on the fourth floor? I didn't go up there either.
9. The elevator is small, a rectangular space."
"1. I stayed in room D4 this time, and there was no elevator. Climbing the stairs was really tough, especially with my suitcase.
2. You need to ask the operator before check-in if there's an elevator, otherwise it's quite tiring with large luggage. The stairs aren't very wide either.
3. The room was nice, but unfortunately there was no mini-fridge to chill drinks.
4. There wasn't enough space for working on a computer; you had to use the low sofa, which was inconvenient.
5. The room facilities were all new, but unfortunately, the bidet toilet wasn't working after check-in. The operator fixed it the next day after I notified them, which was great."
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