Like: 1) value for money - for the price I pay, the accommodation surpasses my expectation. 2) cleanliness of the room and the shared bathing facility 3) location - near to Kea Farm market and Boh Tea Plantation. With the distance about only a 1KM, one can walk if you choose to.

1) choice of F&B is relatively less around the vicinity. 2) there is no breakfast option on site even you willing to pay 3) the more equipped and attractive lodging option of a proper room is still under refurbishment and not ready to be rented.

The Blueberry Earth House offers a unique glamping experience rather than a traditional guest house stay. Situated in a prime location for witnessing stunning sunrises and stargazing at night, the outdoor toilets and showers are notably modern and impeccably clean. While I recommend avoiding weekends due to high occupancy levels, as I experienced upon my Saturday check-in, solo travelers seeking privacy and tranquility may find weekends overwhelming due to the crowds. The compact cabin provided minimal space, eveb for a slim individual like myself. Changing clothes proved slightly challenging as the curtains did not fully cover windows, affecting privacy. A lack of communal areas for relaxation impacted my comfort during the stay, making it difficult to find a space to unwind. Although initially drawn to the quirky mud-made "earth house," my enjoyment was marred by an incident where I was unexpectedly reprimanded by an aggressive middle-aged Chinese lady in the common area. This negative encounter deterred me from recommending the establishment to others. On a positive note, the owner Tony was notably friendly and intervened, instructing the angered individual to allow me to stay in the common area. The woman argued that the area was reserved for guests in the front area only, contradicting the friendly assistant who initially welcomed me to the space upon my arrival without any restrictions. For improved guest experiences, clear instructions should be given upon arrival, and any unwelcoming individuals should be addressed to maintain a hospitable atmosphere.

Lack of privacy, too many people, the cabin size is too compact, lack of clear instructions.

It is a really nice, quirky, Insta-worthy motel type place. We slept in what is basically a large section of concrete water pipe, fitted with a round window, bed, little bench, light and power. I think the view is normally really nice, but we were there in heavy fog :(

With the shower and toilet being shared and outside, it is more a camping feeling. We were fine with this, but some may not like sharing. For the price we payed, you cannot expect to also have a private bathroom.