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We enjoyed very mush our 5 day stay there as you could go down to their "gardens" with your own wine and sit and realx. They served us dinner at 10:00 pm when we arrived late... and the meals were good and very reasonably priced. The owner could not speak much English, but his daughter could!!! We enjoyed our stay very much...the only - was the shower too cramped but overall not a problem!

I've stayed in lots of hostels and this is definitely one of the best I've been to. The owner is super friendly, warm and welcoming. She helped me get to two of the monasteries, calling travel agencies and drawing me maps so I wouldn't get lost. She gave me two meals for free, one of which was one the best meals I've ever had. She also drove me to and from the bus station (and made sure I got on the right bus!) and to the supermarket. I had to pay for the rides but she charged me less than what a taxi would cost and it was more convenient (the hostel is a bit out in the country so it can be hard to get around). I also got a hug when I left...how often do you get that??? The hostel itself is quite beautiful. The room was large, there's a huge common area, and also a nice kitchen. Really the only downside is that there's no wifi. You have to connect via ethernet cable which means only one person at a time can use the internet.

The guest house if fairly new and was a pleasure to stay at. The room was large and had a lovely balcony looking out over the town. One night we stood out there enjoying fireworks down in the town. Our meals were very generous and very reasonably priced. We enjoyed trying many local dishes. We were made to feel welcome and the language barrier (we only speak English) really wasn't a problem. The main balcony was a lovely place to have breakfast and dinner.