“10 out of 10” despite the discomfort: Cast of Kian's Bizarre B&B 2 reflect on the space

The cast of the Netflix variety show Kian's Bizarre B&B Season 2 has shared their reflections on the unique spatial design and the time spent within it. In a recently released video, the cast members candidly expressed their emotions regarding the season's unconventional accommodations.

Large Rooms Inspired by Studio Apartments and Childhood Innocence

This season's accommodations featured a configuration unlike typical lodging facilities. Commenting on the scale of the space felt from the very entrance, the cast revealed that the design of the large rooms took inspiration from the layout of studio apartments. They explained that because studio apartments often lack any private space, they focused on creating areas where one could hide away, moving away from the open structures typically connected to the outside.

Regarding the design philosophy, the cast noted, "Kian's B&B is childhood innocence," emphasizing that the space was built based on the nostalgic whims of their youth. This design allowed for a space where they could be honest, talking freely without a fixed framework. The cast described it as a place filled with dreams, hope, and romance—essentially a "kids' cafe" for adults.

Karaoke, Saunas, and a Perfect 10 Score

The cast also shared specific reviews of the facilities. They mentioned elements such as the sauna and boxes of Shin Ramyun, noting that the karaoke facility was a particular favorite, though they confessed to feeling a psychological burden regarding its operation. The TV facilities were even described with the term "a little devil" (yomul) due to their unexpected nature.

While some noted that the space was "perfect, but a bit uncomfortable to live in," the cast added that this very discomfort served as an opportunity to help one another and grow closer. Expressing a high level of satisfaction and rating the entire experience "10 out of 10," the cast concluded by sharing that they had poured so much energy into the project that they expected to collapse from exhaustion the moment they returned home.