Group accommodation KurosharaBeachResort

The green cottage in the photo used to be a function room that we have converted into one roomy bedroom for large groups on a budget. Ideal for big families or friends. Everyone will have a bed of their own except for the queen size beds when 2 people will share the bed. Towels and set of beddings will be provided. Just bring your toiletries. The space A light-filled spacious bedroom with french windows facing Kuroshara front yard beachfront property, this listing is good for large groups with up to 22 pax bed capacity. INCLUSIONS: 1) Six double decker beds 2) One day bed 3) Two Queen bed 4) 1 King bed, Simmons mattress 5) One single bed 6) One couch 7) Upright Piano (needs tuning) 8) Electric Kettle 9) Split type floor mounted aircon *Mattress with fitted sheets pillows, blankets and towels will depend on declared extra guests *Shared Outdoor Kitchen With Refrigerator *Private bathrooms *Private patio as seen in the photos for alfresco dining. Guest access Free parking up to 5 vehicles* Other things to note For exclusive and private use of the entire resort, book here>>> https://abnb.me/FkW5oECQ5lb Please read our House Rules and listing description before booking and pass on the link to your companions. Read all the information provided to avoid misunderstanding. Observe the CLAYGO (Clean As You Go) policy in the outdoor amenities. Otherwise, you will be attracting flies, ants, stray dogs and cats. Fussy and picky individuals may bring their own utensils, pots and tableware. No borrowing of personal stuff. Please tidy up the kitchen after every use. During low tide which may last a few hours, the water can be shallow. Please don't harm the sea and its creatures. Extracting and collecting live sea creatures will have a long-term damaging effect in our eco-system. Sea shells (umang), sea urchins, sea cucumbers, star fish, octopus, crustaceans etc. are the garbage collectors and nutrient recyclers. They play a critical role in keeping coral reef and other tropical ocean ecosystems healthy. Their digestive processes may even help buffer dying corals against ocean acidification. When a species becomes endangered, it is a sign that the ecosystem is slowly falling apart. Each species that is lost triggers the loss of other species within its ecosystem. Humans depend on healthy ecosystems to purify our environment. 9 ways to protect the beach on your next visit Hang onto your garbage. ... Don't relieve yourself in the water. ... Recognize where you are having a negative impact. ... Don't create obstacle courses for animals. ... Don't feed the animals. ... Leave the natural environment as it is. ... Pick safer personal care products. ...