I'd never stayed in a campervan before, so I decided to check it out. The exterior was quite cute, and it had a gas stove, oven, and all the necessary tableware. There was a drugstore across the street, but no convenience store. The downsides were that it leaked water from the gas stove on rainy days, there were no slippers, and there were quite a few small cockroaches running around; one even jumped on me while I was sleeping. The bathroom door was also difficult to close.

If this place is more like a guesthouse than a hotel, it has facilities for cooking outdoor food, a refrigerator, and an oven. For this price, I have absolutely no complaints.

The three B's I would return without hesitation

Even at check-in time, the cleaning and preparations weren't finished. I thought, "Oh well," but a bad feeling crept in, and a quick glance at the floor revealed hair and dust within seconds. There were also what looked like baby insects on the table. The kitchen had a four-burner gas stove, and underneath was what seemed to be a gas oven. When I opened the oven, there were a lot of food scraps inside. The workspace wasn't very big, and after much thought, I decided not to cook or eat there. The bathroom was small, but it seemed recently re-tiled, as it was spotless. My young child really loved the loft. The bedroom was a matter of personal preference, but I wasn't particularly impressed. The washing machine's faucet was closed, but I think it should be left open for use. I thought I'd started the washing machine before leaving, but the faucet was closed, so my laundry wasn't done. The shoe rack on the left as you enter the room is only loosely secured; it needs to be properly fixed. My child, who is almost three years old, tipped it over and was crushed underneath, crying loudly. The place wasn't clean, with trash, dust, mold in the kitchen and windows, and I think it would be best to hire a professional cleaning service regularly. We had a one-year-old child staying there, and there were pest control traps (like Black Cap) everywhere, which he kept chewing on, making it very difficult. I mean, it would be one thing if it were my own home, but since we paid a normal price for this service, it's strange to have Black Cap traps lying around. You should hire a professional pest control service. They should have commercial machines that spray a mild pesticide once a day, so I recommend hiring one through a professional service. The location was excellent; it was close to the beach, and the sunsets and morning walks were very pleasant. There were also many international restaurants within walking distance. It was quite disappointing considering the great location.