Antas Guest House

Its beauty

Noise from the Road and no real places to eat!

A large and picturesque property with a nice lawn and pool to enjoy after a long day of walking.

No host was present, although we were provided with access instructions and had no need for human assistance. Our room was large but somewhat spartan in terms of furnishings. WiFi was not usable.

Nice and welcoming

A bit too far out of the way

I was really looking forward to staying here. As people have mentioned, the unheated pool and the lawn area around it are nice. We met the owner and she seemed nice.

This property is ready for a remodel or some tender loving care from the owner. The room I stayed in was not thoroughly clean, and I had to kill over 20 flies. The pillows are a joke—horrible. The mattress itself was reasonably comfortable, but I am a small person. I’m not sure what a big person would think. The bathroom sink had a small decorative plant sitting on the sink, and the plant was dead. The soap holder is chipped where you have to press down to get soap. The shower was missing the holder for the handheld portion—awkward. The curtains were difficult to open and shut, and they don’t fully cover the glass area. The instructions about using the kitchen were so confusing before we arrived that we didn’t know if we would be able to use it. It turns out we could, but by then we had bought food that did not require any preparation. Many places have complementary coffee and tea, but this place does not. The room my friend stayed in had some kind of problem with the AC and she had to flip the breaker switch every time it turned off, which was frequent. There was a fan in her room that turned off after about 20 minutes of use as well. So maybe it’s an electrical issue. The common patio area was messy. With more attention to detail, this could be a nice place to stay. I found myself counting the time until I could leave!