You don't go to Mike's place if you are accustomed to 5-star pampering. You go there because you want to get away from that stuff. Mike's stables are rustic but comfortable, very remote and very private. They are on a working farm, and both Mike and his staff are friendly and welcoming. It really is a converted stables. The main room serves as main bedroom, kitchen and lounge. There is no television (you probably couldn't get reception anyway), but there is an old-style AM radio. The other two single beds are mattresses on the floor of a loft, accessed by ladder. There is a large bathroom whose plumbing is funky but functional. There is no wifi; if I stood outside I could occasionally get a cellphone signal. The road to get there doesn't require four-wheel drive but we were glad we had one. (Note: The sign for the property reads "Chelston", not "The Stables" as indicated by AirBnB.) We were four adults and had a wonderful, restful stay, feeling truly out of the rat-race.