After some initial difficulties finding the location (no fault of the host as Bryce and Deidre provided detailed instructions, including common mistakes with the GPS), I was very happy to arrive and get out of the car and get some space from my boyfriend (LOL). The phrase about the yellow farmhouse is a bit confusing, and so to help other guests, I dropped a pin with Apple maps that I plan to email to the hosts to help others in the future... I was happy we were finding the location in the daylight; I can’t imagine trying to do it at nighttime. Anyways, that aside, I can see why the property owners love their home here.
Both the truck (and yurt) have a BEAUTIFUL view into the mountainous countryside. We were warmly welcomed by Diedre who showed us around as well as walked us trough the idiosyncrasies of the home (how to use the indoor heater and hot tub, location of the linens, a quick refresher course on using a marine-style toilet, and the pot collecting water from a leaking roof, hah - it happens)
A quick dip in the hot tub before bed was just what two weary travelers needed before climbing into bed. I wish we had more time to stay and enjoy the property, but unfortunately it was our last night abroad. I think we probably missed half the charm not being able to visit the greenhouse, interact with the animals, or befriend other guests.
If you are a “high maintenance” traveler, this is not the place for you; if you are open for trying non-traditional accommodations (as I think most Airbnb users are), then I highly recommend this place!