Homestay 26 Cơ Sở 2 Tà Xùa

Home ở ngay sát điểm xuống của nhà xe mình đi nên di chuyển tiện lắm, view siêu thoáng, phòng có đệm sưởi lẫn điều hoà nên tối lạnh hay sáng nóng đều ok, chị lễ tân ở home thoải mái, hỗ trợ siêu nhiệt tình, bọn mình lúc về quên đồ ở trên dốc nhờ chị lên tìm hộ may vẫn thấy.

Home nằm ở dưới một dốc hơi cao các bạn nữ đi chắc tay để số 1 lên xuống dốc là okk ạ

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We like how the homestay is just within town, and we can walk to restaurants, cafes, and viewpoints easily. We also appreciate that there is a viewing deck where we can chill, have coffee, or smoke a cigarette. They also offer free drinking water refills, which is highly appreciated.

Before getting there, you have to actively look out for a sign that says the homestay's name, because it is not available on Google Maps. Once you find the sign, if you're on a motorbike, I would argue that the way down is the steepest slope I have seen, so we recommend wheeling down your bike instead of riding downhill. Once you check in, you'll quickly realise it's basically a shack made of corrugated steel and wood, so there's little privacy. We woke up one morning with kids crying and screaming, and their parents had no consideration for other guests. We were so close to deciding on checking out a day earlier because we cannot be woken up by crying kids. The walls were thin, and we could hear everyone's business. When it got warmer in the afternoon, we had to ask for an electric fan because not all rooms have one. Some of the plug sockets don't work as well, so we had to plug our fan into the overhead of the bed, which I don't really think is the safest thing to do. The bed as well was weird and uneven, which caused body pain the morning after.