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My recent stay at "Paradise Home" was, to put it mildly, a significant disappointment and far from the idyllic retreat its name suggests. Prospective renters, especially families, should be forewarned: this property is fundamentally misrepresented and falls drastically short of being a comfortable "home." In reality, it operates more like an overpriced, poorly equipped hostel. Misleading Layout & Inadequate Common Areas: The most glaring issue is the complete absence of a proper living room. What was advertised as a "home" is, in fact, just three individual rooms clustered around a communal kitchen. This design immediately renders it unsuitable for families or anyone seeking a shared, comfortable space to relax. The kitchen itself is underwhelming, featuring only a small table that is barely functional for a single person, let alone a family attempting to prepare and eat meals. It feels less like a kitchen in a home and more like a cramped kitchenette in a budget motel. The Infuriating Bathroom Light: Prepare for a truly frustrating experience in the bathroom. It's equipped with a sensor light that, inexplicably, turns off after a mere minute. To make matters worse, the sensor is not positioned to detect movement from within the shower. This means that if you're mid-shower, you'll suddenly find yourself plunged into darkness. Your only options are to awkwardly step out of the shower to reactivate the sensor or finish your shower in complete darkness. It's an utterly impractical and irritating design flaw that significantly detracts from basic comfort. A Critical Flaw: The Power Predicament: However, the absolute worst aspect, particularly for families, is the severe limitation of the electrical system. The property is apparently equipped with only a 4.5kW meter. This translates directly into frequent, inconvenient power cut-offs.