Simose Art Garden Villa

I stayed at Kilstick House A. It was wonderful. First of all, I was truly happy to receive fresh welcome fruit! It felt much better after a long journey than sweets. I heard one air conditioner was out of order, but thanks to your thoughtful care, I stayed cool and comfortable.All the windows could be opened wide, and I fully enjoyed the space that felt connected to the outdoors. The hospitality was comfortable—attentive without being overbearing. The layout also offered a special sense of exclusivity for guests, with excellent spacing and design so I never had to worry about other guests’ privacy either. The step-up entryway and wooden flooring were also great.Since it’s not very relaxing to put sneakers back on after wearing them all day, it would have been even better if there were sandals available for an evening walk, if possible. The garden was lovely as well—the flowers were beautiful. I imagine maintaining such a garden in midsummer must take a lot of time and effort.Breakfast wasn’t overly elaborate—just simply delicious. I also appreciated having a hair iron.Even though I traveled far, there were none of the usual inconveniences—you can live as you normally do, yet enjoy the luxury of spending an evening alongside an art museum. Next time, I’d love to visit in winter. Thank you very much for everything.

The architecture and spatial design were stunning, making the stay itself a truly special experience. The meals focused on locally sourced ingredients, and dinner was highly satisfying. However, breakfast felt a bit overpriced for what was offered. The stone-lined bath had a great atmosphere, but it took some time to fill with hot water, which was slightly inconvenient. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and I was impressed by how they described even bad weather positively as “a landscape like an ink painting.” Overall, despite a few minor points, it was a wonderful stay that really resonated with the senses.