Zhang Y.
Our first-floor triple room was quiet and pleasant, with no mosquitoes even in early autumn. The place was clean throughout, and I’d likely stay here again on a future Kinmen trip. The owner welcomed us warmly even though our arrival ran a little late. He suggested several local restaurants, reminding us that tastes differ and we’d have to decide for ourselves. We tried a few and liked them. There’s parking outside for cars and motorcycles. The guesthouse is close to the city center and convenient for nearby sights. We found the airport was under a 10-minute bike ride away. Reflective signs at the alley entrance made the place easy to spot, and were a real help on our first night when I worried we’d miss the turn even with Google Maps. The second-floor tea room has a water dispenser, sink, microwave, basic dishes, and a washing machine, and that’s also where garbage and food waste are collected. The entrance uses a combination lock, while the rooms use keys. We also used the small fridge beside the first-floor dining table.
