The hostel is lovely - very unique interior and overall clean. I stayed in one of the glass tents which was surprisingly comfortable and provided a wonderful ambience for sleep, being right next to a forest and a small waterfall. The breakfast was also nice, however served strictly between 8-9am, and the hosts urged everyone intently to show up well before 9am, to make sure they would be done eating by then.
The only downside were the hosts themselves. They were not there on the premises at the time of check-in (this seems to be common, as there is a sign explaining that guests should simply wait in the sitting room until the hosts arrive), which was not a downside in and off itself, but when they arrived they were dismissive and it felt like they were trying to get the introduction with as quickly as possible to get me out of their hair.
Furthermore, I noticed that the little overhead light in the glass cabin was broken. This was something that the host Silvana had told me during the introduction might happen, and she had said to simply let her know and she would get it fixed. I called the hosts' phone (as once again I couldn't find them on the premises), but when the host Stephen showed up, he didn't even bother checking it let alone considered getting it fixed. He said "What do you even need it for? It's light until midnight. This is a tent, you know that? You don't have light in a tent, so what do you want it for?" He was extremely dismissive. I am non-confrontational, so decided not to make a big deal out of it, since I could probably make due without it, but it was less about having the light fixed and more about having access to an amenity I was promised by the hosts beforehand. The fact that they were so rude when I told them about it (despite having said beforehand to let them know) shows a bothersome lack of care towards their guests.
I would hope they become a little more personable with guests in future, as the hostel itself is a lovely place to stay.