Everyone agrees that the owners are exceptionally wonderful people. In spite of being city folks, they have struggled to turn a patch of jungle into a B&B.
While I have a lot of respect and affection for this couple, I should warn visitors they will be staying at a decidedly inconvenient location, operating in a low power grid with dim lighting, sometimes low water pressure with luke warm showers on slightly chilly mornings. Also, Internet connecting is an adventure via a slow USB dongle that is used with their or your own laptop that offers email via dedicated email readers but you can forget general web access for practical purposes.
The folks have a great attitude in trying to jeep you in and out of town, but you need to determine ahead of time when you wish to be picked up - rather than casually stepping out on to the town and returning to one's lodging at a whim.
The food is very good and fairly priced at in-town rates.
Since another couple had to overstay due to medical reasons, we were forced to spend the first night in town at another B&B, the Hoxieng Guesthouse. We liked it so much we spent 2 nights before transferring to the countryside for 4 nights. In retrospect we probably should have stayed 3 nights each. One place had primitive, remote accommodations with great people and the other had superb accommodations in an excellent location at a minor upcharge but with flaky hotel management.
In other words, both places offering good if flawed values.
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