Henk and Alex were both great. We took a taxi to the farm and came slightly earlier than expected so Alex was out working. But he soon came and showed us to our cabin.

Nestled amongst the tall grass, the cabin was cosy and as adorable as the pictures indicated. There were quite some cobwebs and spiders but considering that it's a working farm, it's clean enough. A small stove to boil water for tea and make eggs in the morning is located right by the door. Breakfast, that is provided every morning is lavish, a jug of fresh juice and milk accompanied with extremely fresh eggs and other produce of the farm. The yogurt and sheep cheese made by them is an absolute winner.

The bathroom is about 30-40meters away and its big and clean. The pathway to it has no lights in the night but the cabin has a handheld torch for the short walk.

I strongly recommend that people wake up early in the morning and go watch the milking of the sheeps or just stroll around the compound. Alex was really nice to talk to and a friend of mine even got to help out the milking process. I don't think any holland experience can get more authentic than that.

If you want to visit Amsterdam city center, the bike ride is about 25mins for those of us who were a bit slower. Bikes were provided by the farm and there were quite a few to choose from for people of different heights. We chose to just ride for 15minutes to Zeewag and take the tram into the city center.

All in all it was an absolute pleasure to have rented this cabin from Henk and Alex. They were super nice and hospitable and I'd definitely recommend staying with them. It's something even the locals don't know/do themselves making it truly a hidden gem.