If you want to spend some time exploring the East Coast, this is a convenient location. There are several bus lines servicing the neighborhood and plenty to eat, see, and do nearby. Unfortunately, the room itself was a letdown. At our agreed upon arrival time, the host was not there and the key to the room had not been left with the restaurant staff downstairs. We had to wait more than half an hour to be let into the room. No apology was offered. When we struggled to connect to the WiFi (which was spotty throughout our stay), the host shrugged it off; he said, rather arrogantly, that his computer was working so the problem must be ours. We eventually got it to work on our own, but only by using a VPN. A caring host would have helped his guests resolve the issue. Our bigger problem with the room, however, was the noise. From about 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., the host's downstairs restaurant blasts clubby lounge-y chillax New Age music. You will wake up to it and you will (try to) go to sleep to it. The host claims to have "soundproofed" the rooms; whatever he has done doesn't make a difference. The bass is so loud on the music he plays, it shakes the floor and walls. If this weren't bad enough, the guest in the room next to ours was blasting pounding techno music well after midnight. When we complained to the host, he said he'd already left for the night and that we should knock on the guest's door and deal with it ourselves. How's that for professionalism? On the plus side, the room itself gets good natural light, the A/C works well, the shower stays hot-ish for about 10 minutes (long for Asia), and it has some cool vintage furnishings. But we advise you to read the amenities list very closely, as there are none. No blowdryer, no clock, no water glasses, no toiletries, no garbage bag in the garbage can, not even a soap dish to hold the soap you have to buy yourself. There's also no door or curtain blocking the toilet; if you're traveling as a couple, plan for your partner to hear and see everything. One other thing: The listing here fails to mention the room's mice infestation. We spotted two poison trays and a huge glue trap beneath the bed and had the pleasure of listening to them scratch and chew all night long. Sigh. We've been traveling Asia for more than six months and renting tons of places via AirBNB, all of them about a third of the price of Rabbit Carrot Gun; this room was the least thoughtfully outfitted and most unpleasant. We would not return nor recommend it. If you need further convincing, read the reviews of the host's restaurant on TripAdvisor. Red Flag City.