Pros:
The building is recently refurbished and exceptionally clean. I appreciated the water dispenser fitted with an Amway filter — a nice touch for those who care about drinking water quality. The ambiance is peaceful, quiet and slightly dim, styled with rustic, antique-looking furniture that gives the place a traditional character.
Cons:
The location is a bit hidden in a back alley, so I recommend arriving during the daytime if it’s your first time. Some guests may find the rustic, antique-looking vibe a little off-putting and eerie, I decided to leave the lights on at night.
This place is likely family-run and operates with minimal staffing — there's no front desk on standby. All instructions, forms, and signage are in Mandarin, so it may be challenging for non-Chinese speakers. I’d recommend this place more for Mandarin-speaking travelers.
There is no daily housekeeping service. For stays longer than a night, you’ll need to request linen changes or trash disposal via their Line account. Also, toiletries like shampoo and body wash are not provided — you’ll need to bring your own.
