Daisy's Guest House

The neighborhood is quiet and pleasant, and the rooms are a good size. That was about all I liked. I paid for a premium room, the most expensive one, but couldn’t change the TV channel from inside it and had to go to reception. The pool was dirty too. I’m not sure what was wrong with the power supply, but it kept cutting out and made for a horrible day trying to relax.

It’s a lovely, quiet place to unwind after a long, busy day, even though it’s a bit far from town.

Breakfast was the standout, with bread, bacon, sausages, eggs, tea and cereal. The chefs deserve five stars for it. The bathrooms were clean and had soap and toilet paper, though the shower heads could use a wash. There was no hot water, which was a major downside, and without fans or air conditioning the rooms got baking hot. The place is nice, the rooms are easy to arrange, and the staff were all lovely.

The rooms were great, the food was really tasty, and the service was amazing. We’d hoped to relax by the pool for a weekend, but the area around it didn’t feel very inviting. The landscaping, especially by the pool, could use more work.