Asya Guest House

The warm pool was amazing, even on a cold morning, and the yard was nice. There’s nature nearby, and the location is okay. It was great to have access to a kitchen. The rooms were very small. They’d be okay for a night or two, but not comfortable for a longer stay or a family.

The yard is a highlight, with wooden booths for coffee, drinks, or food, plus an outdoor fire barbecue. There’s a small grassy area for kids, and the rest is clean stone paving. The pool can be fully covered, which is handy for smaller children in colder weather. Wi-Fi is fairly good, and the personnel are polite and friendly. The house works well overall. The rooms are clean and comfortable, with queen sized beds and a little desk in each, and enough space for a couple with one or two children. The large kitchen has a big oven, an electric barbecue, two large refrigerators, a freezer, and plenty of glasses, dishes, and utensils. It’s next to a cozy restaurant with traditional vibes, though there are a few too many plastic plants and artificial decorations. It’s a good place for a large gathering. The baths are clean but could be better maintained. There’s only liquid body and hair gel, no hard soap, and the toilet paper is the cheapest kind. That’s probably my biggest complaint about the house.

The hotel is very far from the center. On arrival, we called but got no answer, and there was nobody around when we went in. After that, the service was okay. The rooms, pool, and restaurant were nice, but breakfast wasn’t anything special.

We had fun, and the pool was nice. The staff were polite and breakfast was very tasty. The only issue was the showers, which kept switching between hot and cold no matter how we set the handle.