I am expected an organic farm to be at least green or fruit for breakfast. In fact, on the second day you can say that there was no breakfast. We ate groceries we bought in the evening at the supermarket. Other lengths had nothing to eat except cornflakes. The price is cheap, but you have to understand that it is a farm and not a B & B. It is not clear who and when to clean shared toilet and shower. In general there is a sense that the place is not managed.There's a commune, but it's as if they've run out of power. We were not there in the middle of the day, so she did not know what was going on at noon. I understood there were activities for children and adults, but I did not see it because we left early and came back late.