Nice stay overall: the room is spacious and the beds are comfortable. The host is nice and helpful, breakfast was simple but enjoyable. The garden area has lots of nice details, parking is convenient, rafting and quads are nearby. Coffee is amazing.

A few drawbacks to keep in mind: the bathroom is in-room/en-suite, and it isn’t fully private/soundproof—odors and noise can carry into the room. Wish we knew earlier there are a lot of stairs to reach the family room (traveling with a baby) so keep in mind how much you carry up& down. During our rainy weekend stay the bathtub area outside couldn’t be used much because it isn’t fully covered. Some power outlets were loose/not working properly and the TV is “Airplay only.”

Amazing guidance for local hiking routes

Breakfast could be better

It's the personal touch that made our stay at Little Forest exceptional. The terrace behind our room was nestled in a grove of mature bamboo which felt idyllic and peaceful. And the daily breakfast, excellent coffee, and morning walks alongside the river made this a nice getaway for us. My wife is learning to play the guqin and practices every day when we're at home, so what a nice surprise to find that there was a guqin on site (the owner is also learning to play the instrument) that my wife could continue her daily practice on. The owner was incredibly helpful, making daily activity suggestions and recommendations and even arranging for (and driving) us to swim in a nearby pool that was fed by mountain water. We hope to be back to visit Little Forest in the future; it's the type of guesthouse that feels like home.

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