This is a former residential school that has been converted to a guesthouse. They have small, concrete, dorm-style rooms (ours had a sink), shared bathrooms, large shared common spaces, and the largest range of breakfast food options we were served on our whole trip. Be warned, however, that the "gym" is basketball court with a couple of treadmills shoved up against the wall, the "spa" was not functional (not even quite sure what they meant by "spa"), and the "kitchenette" in the second building consisted of a single mini-fridge (to serve easily 50-60 guests), a kettle for boiling water, and a microwave. That said, the setting is pleasant and quiet, there's a rather good restaurant by the waterfall if you want to eat something not microwaved or boiled, and it's a perfectly suitable place for backpackers or folks looking for an inexpensive place to stay.