This place is alright if your number one goal is to save money. It must be understood that this place is not near the city center and a good 15-20min walk is required at least to the nearest bus stop. The wagon is in a farm and so it will smell like one (horse manure). The animals wake up early so you’ll hear the dogs (there’s a dog hotel on the farm) barking as early as 6am. The animals are adorable tho and your kids may love being able to pet the donkeys and ponies all around the wagon area. The wagon itself wasn’t very clean. We cleared a few cob webs from the windows, killed a few bugs, crawling around but the floor also remained dirty. The bed situation is best described like a 1950’s wooden bunk bed style. It’s very tight. The bathroom is not inside the wagon but outside across the bike street. The bathroom was very clean and great hot water. It was always stocked with anything we needed. It’s a shared bathroom but it was never an issue. Breakfasts are provided but it isn’t what we would call a breakfast. It’s slices of bread and little containers of peanut butter, jelly, Nutella and sprinkles. I think my biggest issue is that the host is not the owner. There is a communication gap and it doesn’t feel as welcoming and as hospitable. The host is the farmer and he’s a nice guy but doesn’t have much understanding in how to host. He would walk right into the wagon while we were inside changing, sleeping or something instead of waiting outside until we greeted him.
It was not a bad stay. I enjoyed the nature scenery and bike rides around the farms. My son (age 13) loved the farm animals and having a bike to play around while we got things ready. I just think the above observations could be better and should be known by the next vacationers.