Dina Homestay

Dina, the owner of the homestay is very friendly and helpful. Staying there feels like home with her hospitality!

Not much to be honest. The staff was pleasant when I arrived and offered me a tea and said they'd be available if I needed anything.

The room is right next to a huge electricity mast, the house has openings so all the insects can come in. The room didn't feel very clean. The shower was cold. I didn't feel comfortable at all. When send a message to order breakfast I never got a reply. So I just ended up leaving.

It's a really beautiful small village, the people are super friendly and lots of places to visit. The home stay is comfortable with a really nice big bed and one of the biggest bed covering mosquito nets I've ever seen, which was a life saver as the property isn't fully closed and it rained during some of the days. The breakfast was really nice and in the garden, I would just have to sit outside reading a book, enjoying the garden and it would arrive super quickly. Thank you! Home owner was really helpful, and replied very quickly to my many messages! Thank you for recommending the beautiful walk down the rice fields, felt super safe walking around on my own and everyone I met was helpful.

Not the easiest location to go places from, unless you have a scooter or vehicle. There's not a lot of places close by to eat, other than a little warung to buy things and a restaurant 10 minute walk away. Felt safe, though the roads aren't too well lit and some of the path to the restaurant was quite slippery. I mostly ended up having an early dinner and going back to the home stay when it started getting dark. Also, be sure to not arrive too late as places close early.

The breakfast in the morning was good and the owners of the homestays are super kind people! You can also do trekking with the owner.

Good value for money. You get what you pay for.

I didn’t realise the area was so isolated. I would choose accommodation in a different area next time.