The farmhouse is a charming building, but the layout makes it difficult with small children. The bedrooms are downstairs, off an open courtyard and whilst there is a front entrance that locks, it feels like bedrooms are in a separate flat / annexe. The stone walls are so thick that even a good baby monitor struggled to any signal from upstairs- which is where the kitchen and all the living space is.
This place has all the right ingredients of a perfect and charming stay- but a few things let it down. The bedrooms were really musty and dusty with little natural light and the small corner room with the cot smelt so badly of stale woodsmoke that we ended up moving our daughter into our room. Also, quite a few things we found to be broken like light bulbs in key places and there was a bit of an unpleasant ant infestation. It's rustic rather than luxurious; the pool and outside areas were fantastic though and really enjoyable spaces to spend time. With a bit of tlc this would be a really great place to stay.