The hosts, Masaru-san and Dao-san, were paragons of true generosity and compassion. Because of Dao-san's work shifts, I had more interaction with Masaru-san, who I thought was the perfect example of someone doing his work for the pure joy of it. Masaru-san paid for my taxi fare from the station to his house, offered me a delicious dinner on the day of my arrival, and drove me to the station on the day of my departure. In addition, the hosts went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and welcome in their home, gave me a lot of information about the area, and also spent some time showing me around. The amenities were abundant; guests have access to all common areas, in which they can cook their meals, wash their laundry, or even do their work.
Masaru-san told me that previous guests, many of them from Thailand, had said that they felt as if they were visiting relatives during their sojourns here, and I could see why. This listing has been featured on Thai national TV.
What Masaru-san and Dao-san did for me during my stay far exceeded the responsibilities of Airbnb hosts, for which I am deeply grateful. I would definitely like to see them again.