Kenaray Farmstay riverside

Hello there! I visitied this farm stay with my wife for her birthday and we brought our 5-month-old along. Firstly, I'd like to say the location was just right for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and take in nature's splendour. Staff: The staff members were friendly enough, even though it could be a little challenging to get in touch with them when we needed something unless we left the room to go find them. There was one person who handled our LINE requests, but you cannot get in touch with them without LINE. There were no phones in the room. That aside, the staff were friendly enough and gave us complimentary fruit plates each day of our stay. Room: We booked the Superior King room, which was made into a treehouse fashion, but it was too small, which was a bit of an oversight on my part. Luckily, the staff were kind enough to help move all our luggage to a larger room. I believe it was the Triple on their site. This was a much better room. I would say that the shower head in the room would spray water from the top of it if you put all the water into it, as opposed to the hand sprayer. It hit the light above the shower, which could be dangerous. The room was clean and bright, with a little lofted area, which was nice to go to when our child was sleeping. There was a deck that one could go out onto which had a nice, clear view of the river. It was cool to see the water change based on tide levels, too. Property & Location: The property was located far from the city, and there were no other restaurants around, so you could nto order Grab of LineMan or anything from outside of the hotel. Given this, we relied heavily on the Kenaray restaurant, but were pretty disappointed to find out that the kitchen closed at around 6:30p. They take your breakfast order the night before and your lunch order at breakfast, and your dinner order at lunch time. So, you need to be prepared to order all you'll need before the kitchen closes. Because my wife was nursing, it was important that she was well fed for the night so she could take care of our baby. I think our biggest feedback we could give for the property owner or management team is to keep your kitchen closed so guests can order at any time they may be hungry and post the kitchen hours on the property somewhere so they know. And perhaps make sure your kitchen is well-stocked throughout the day so you don't run out of Western staples like burgers or banana and nutella cake. If the owners wish to appeal to more Western folk, then offering a wider variety of menu options (Western cuisine especially) would be very good. Hello there! I visited this farm stay with my wife for her birthday, and we brought our 5-month-old along. Firstly, I want to mention that the location was perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and immerse themselves in nature's splendor. **Staff:** The staff members were friendly, although it could be challenging to reach them when we needed something unless we left our room to find them. There was one person who handled our LINE requests, but we could only contact them through LINE, as there were no phones in the room. Despite this, the staff were generally accommodating and provided us with complimentary fruit plates each day of our stay. **Room:** We booked the Superior King room, designed in a treehouse style, but it turned out to be too small for our needs, which was an oversight on my part. Fortunately, the staff kindly assisted us in moving our luggage to a larger room, which I believe was the Triple listed on their site. This room was much better suited for us. However, I noticed that the showerhead sprayed water from the top if you turned on the full flow, rather than from the hand sprayer. Unfortunately, it hit the light above the shower, which could be dangerous. On a positive note, the room was clean and bright, featuring a small lofted area that was nice to use while our child was sleeping. There