Just too much serenity
How’s the serenity?
Well, if you don’t like TV, because it doesn’t receive.
You can live without internet, because it works occasionally, taking 20 minutes to download 100kb documents.
And you love a 1980’s DVD collection; then this is the place for you.
Yeah sure, it’s tranquil, it’s leafy; but it’s infuriating when you are trying to work in the Cloud. And sketchy (at the very best) ABC reception only on TV, doesn't give much sanity to escape not having internet access.
Wifi & TV unfortunately are mythical creatures in this advertisement; look elsewhere if you expect these options.
The other major issue, and its a dealbreaker:
The host lives on site while you reside, admittedly away from the residence, in a shanty town at the bottom of the hill.
This doesn’t actually equate to what you are promised in the advertisement.
The host is attentive, yes; but somewhat creepy when you arrive back from working to find the host is always there.
It is not accurate at this point to say you get the entire place!
Personally, it felt like a miscarriage of the agreement for which I paid; and the portrayal of the product on the web far exceeds the recipients provision.
It’s pretty new and clean, the host is abundantly helpful; he's just there all the time.
Last resort for business, fantastic if you want to escape the entire planet.
I wouldn't go back under any circumstances.