The most unique feature of this guesthouse is its over 100-year-old Malay cottage, which even retains photos of the original owner. Walking up the stairs is quite interesting. However, the house is entirely wooden, with many gaps that can't be sealed, resulting in a large number of ants and flying insects. The garden offers opportunities to pick oranges, rambutans, and eat durian, which is quite interesting. Its location is only suitable for those traveling by car. The service was somewhat disappointing. When there was no hot water at night, I called the manager, and he dragged his feet, making over a dozen calls before finally sending someone. The efficiency is nowhere near that of places in China. Also, she took some photos of me and asked if I could access the internet. I said no, please send me the photos. She verbally agreed but never sent them, and I don't know if her photos were even shared online.
The homestay was very spacious and basic. Nothing fancy, but aircon and water heater works well.
Would hv been perfect if there were power points next to bedside, which could be rectified by extension cords. Would it be too much to ask for a washing machine? Would make it a perfect 10. Host was very responsive and accommodating. Thank you.
A budget hotel for the night either for solo or family. Basic amenities.
Water heater switch ON but not functioning. My toilet floor retaining some water.
TV no remote control.
Overall just okay.
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