Sesoko Villa

Inside, the place was clean and reasonably comfortable, which helped. The exterior, though, looked like a prefabricated building at a construction site, and I felt a little embarrassed using it. With no walls or landscaping, it sat fully exposed to the road and had no resort feel. People on the street could see into the room through the windows, so I kept the living room curtains closed and it stayed dark even in daytime. Frosted glass or sheer curtains would have helped. One bedroom was windowless, like a storage room, which was unacceptable. The jacuzzi had insects in it. I tried rinsing it, but the tub felt rough and unpleasant to touch, so I stopped.

The big refrigerator was a plus. There weren’t many dishes, though, and the way towels and other supplies were managed was a downside.

Perfect.