Comfortable, well-built camping pods in a beautiful location. Dry and clean. Only comment is to make sure you have adequate gear to ensure your own comfort. The camping mats provided are thin and fairly hard so a thermorest is a good idea. Also be sure to have a sleeping bag! The pods are not heated or lit (although there are electrical outlets so you can plug in a camping light) and can get cold at night. Showers cost money (1euro per minute!) so arrive fresh. Toilets are open all night but the "tearoom" where I assume you can cook or hear food is closed after 7PM, I believe. John doesn't answer messages super quickly but is a friendly guy, and I think generally available in case of emergencies. You can call him. Also, if you are a light sleeper, there was a firing sound - like from a hunting gun or musket - that went off every half hour or so through the night - presumably to ward off predators from the livestock? Generally a great place to stay, though, if you intend to do some camping and have the necessary gear!