The place was remote, with a 3 km long driveway (just a guess)... there are bridges built of irregular pieces of wood over which we drove quite hesitantly, and a bull steer was hanging out on the other side of the first one for about a week. On the other hand once you get on the main road you are very close to the expressway entrance.

The building was as pictured, and quite wonderful, though Europeans will wish there were a shower you could take off the wall, and the cooking facilities were not insurmountable, with a wide variety of electrical time-saving devices, lovely cutlery and china plates, but unfortunately not a very sharp knife. On the other hand the variety of soaps, sponges, and toilet supplies was pleasant, and the decor was nice.

It was not remote in the sense that the building is immediately adjacent to the owner's home, and the walk to the pool is around Heidi's house and balcony. It is a working farm, with workers walking around the grounds in the day. So privacy means keeping the ample curtains closed, and it is a comfortable and calm place.

On the other hand our hosts were very helpful,
fixing the DVD player while we were out,
washing several loads of laundry, loaning me pliers to bend it back into shape when I dropped my laptop on the concrete floor, and generally being normal friendly folks. I think anyone would be satisfied to stay here if they have their own transportation, as it was a slightly but pleasantly eccentric experience.