We stayed here for one night recently on a trip to the National Park. Overall, we were happy with our stay, especially for the price. The house and room were spotlessly clean, and the room was spacious with a balcony overlooking the surrounding jungle and local pheasants. The location is unbeatable, just around the corner from a pretty good restaurant and general store and only a mile or so from the park.The hosts were friendly and helpful.
At the same time, it was clear that the hosts are cutting some corners. Soon after we arrived, they began arguing because he was feeding the pheasants that visit their yard and thus wasting their precious bread and crackers. The hostess also made several comments about how they were struggling financially, and made it clear they had some conflict with the absentee owner (the hosts tend the house but do not own it) about how the place was run. The conversation felt a bit inappropriate.
Here is one small example of their frugality: shampoo and bath soap were provided in refillable plastic bottles hand marked H for hair and B for body, which might have been ok but the bottles were stiff and it took a minute to get a useful amount out of each bottle.
The other main drawback was that breakfast was not provided other than coffee and a half papaya. The price was cut by 10% to compensate us, but Volcano is not a place with a lot of breakfast options and we found it annoying to have to pack up and leave in order to find something to eat.
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