As a city dweller who hasn't even been camping, staying overnight in a yurt was a tad confronting. We did have a bit of a hiccup trying to check in earlier than we'd initially agreed (5pm instead of 7pm) and waited for a reply for 30mins at the home before we decided to eat dinner but when we returned at 7, Jim made us feel very welcome.
The yurt was very private and well furnished. As you'd expect, there was no electricity inside the yurt, and it did get a bit cold in the evening but overall it was a nice change to be surrounded by nature. The yurt is fenced off but the sandflies are tiny and relentless so be prepared with insect repellant.
Keeping with the theme, the shower and kitchen area is open and surrounded by nature, but a "conventional" shower is available if you feel uncomrtable, although i regretted as the hot water was not running when I tried to use it.
If you're prepared to live a simple life without the luxuries of technology and modern appliances or just wanting to experience something different, staying in a yurt will be great for you.