not very accessible. the path around the house to the room is only partially lit and very narrow. tree branches and bushes scrape your body as you try to wrangle your bags down a skinny brick path between the house and the fence. spiders on one side and bamboo on the other, fumbling with my phone while dragging a suitcase, to use the flashlight in order to see the door as it is pitch black.
the room itself is okay, although the bathroom has no bath mat and the shower floor is open to the rest of the bathroom, so bring a towel unless you enjoy walking in a puddle and tracking it all over the room. the tp roll holder is broken off the wall and no one bothered to fix it before i arrived.
the bathroom was mostly clean, save some beard hairs that were still in the sink and on the back of the toilet and a leftover, used bar of soap sitting on the bathroom sink. fortunately there was a container of lysol wipes available outside the room, but it’s kind of not cool to pay a cleaning fee for that.
also, the family lives upstairs. you will hear every footstep at all hours of the night. i was awoken at 3:45 am by someone upstairs stomping around and moving chairs across the floor loudly as they got up and sat down multiple times. bring a white noise machine or something similar.
the price i paid was discounted, so i marked it a fair price for the room, but i wouldn’t pay the full rate for staying here. also be aware it’s on a mountain and cell service/gps will be impacted.