“適合拍照，情侶短住一天，不適合家庭旅客”
Entering the lobby requires a change into indoor slippers; the homestay is clean, tidy and fragrant, and the family room has two windows that let in a lot of airflow. The décor is cute and pretty, and there’s a swing in the room that’s great for photos. The homestay is low‑lying and you have to walk down a long downhill slope from the main street to get there. No bottled drinking water is provided, so guests have to buy water themselves, which is inconvenient. The kitchen is in the basement and isn’t very clean. The family room and double room are about the same size, but the family room feels cramped when two beds are set up, and adding luggage makes the space feel even smaller. The bed frame is made of wooden pallets that are larger than the mattress, so you often step on the pallet corners, which hurts. The bathroom is tiny; opening the door reveals that the sink, toilet and shower are almost touching. There’s no place to store clothes, and the provided towels are small, so a woman’s waist doesn’t fit, showing a lack of consideration for changing clothes. The hot water heater is installed high, the water pressure is weak, and the pipe isn’t extended, so the water only reaches the thigh, making it impossible to stand and wash feet or intimate areas properly.
YuchenA month ago