“노래방 기계의 공포”
The price was good, and the beach with a direct view of White Island was a plus. Still, cockroaches appeared often, the toilet would clog from time to time, and the Wi‑Fi was spotty, but I could manage with unlimited data. The AC was loud, yet other noises masked it enough to bear. Low water pressure and a clogged sink were understandable; I brought my own medicine for the free bottled water that made me sick. Ants and mosquitoes freely mingled with us, which was expected in an eco‑friendly setting. When I asked for a tricycle, the staff said they would bring one but that the roads were crowded at the scheduled time, which made sense. They never cleaned the room for five days and I had to use a single towel, but I didn’t expect 5‑star service at that price, and I’ve only been to rural Philippines once or twice, so I was somewhat forgiving. The karaoke machine, however, was unforgivable: at 6 am I was woken by loud singing that disrupted my sleep to a PTSD‑level extent. I told the staff that the noise was coming from their karaoke, and they promised the guests would leave by the next day. I’ve experienced morning rooster noises before, but the karaoke in the yard was shocking. If you truly understand Filipino sentiment, you might be satisfied, but most foreign travelers would do better to avoid this place for their mental health.
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