I stayed at 108 from October 11-12.
1. My initial impression upon entering was that the receptionist was unprofessional. From the outside, they didn't greet me when checking in, as the receptionist is located inside. At check-out, I also thought it was unethical for the receptionist to leave all the room occupants' ID cards scattered on an open table where everyone could see them. ID cards are private and should be kept in a safety deposit box.
2. The room type is a trap. Photos of all the rooms are included, even though there are different types of cottages and rooms. The naming should not be a trap. I just realized that my room was called a red brick cottage, which turned out to be mostly wood inside.
3. After entering this wooden room, it's not recommended because it's not soundproof. You can hear the sound from the next room, even the person showering next door. And worst of all, there are gaps between the wooden boards, so people can peek into the room from there. There were also two geckos perched there, roaming around, and the next morning, there was their droppings on the floor. 4. The food is okay, although not very varied, but the food is quite tasty. Although the fried noodles are very salty, but that's just a matter of taste, because our family usually eats food that isn't too strong in flavor.
5. The bathroom is dirty, the sink is dusty. The water heater is difficult to control, just turning it a little hot or cold is difficult.