The property is unique in that it appears to have retrofitted from a barn. Parking is on gravel and grass, and we were immediately greeted by swarms of mosquitoes as soon as we got off the car. The mosquitoes followed us all the way into our room, which led to an unpleasant start to our stay.
The room was stuffy and A/C was not turned on when we checked in. Though when the A/C is on, the room is cool and comfy. The room looks dated, much like the rooms you'd see at Anne of Green Gables Heritage Site, which could be a plus if you'd like the authentic experience. The balcony was unfortunately unusable due to mosquito infestation.
Thankfully mosquito repellent was provided (or left behind by other guests) in the living room.
The property marketed itself as a hostel, which I think it is not. It is more like a B&B but without breakfast, and thus a bit overpriced. The washrooms are shared, and they were quite clean. Towels are available if you didn't bring one, but most look old, all self-served from a powder room shelf.
The bed is comfortable enough. The room is also quite clean. Other amenities such as interior decor, coffee machine, and shared kitchen utensils were excellent.
Overall, our stay was passable. It could be better if the mosquito situation can be brought to control by property management, and that the property can use a new set of towels.
