The owner has over the years evidently transformed this former doss-house into a landmark bed and breakfast and "peace" centre in the teeth of myriad financial, family, staff and legal problems, the details of which are all revealed in the ubiquitous in-house literature. This competes busily for wall and table space with the owner's peace posters, poetry and paintings, all of which are for sale. Though any non-guest looking to use the downstairs bathroom is met by a very unpeaceful and unloving "No Pay No Key" sign. My daughter and I stayed in the playground room, charming if a little dusty, however the bathroom opposite was dirty. A partly clogged shower stayed clogged with fallen hair from our arrival to departure despite several requests for it to be cleaned. Perhaps the point of places like this is that we should have cleaned it ourselves. The overriding impression of the Redvic is more hard-nosed entrepreneurialism than Summer of Love and in that context, less merchandising and more housekeeping would have been welcome.More
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